Some bullets past and present. For a bit of fun anyone recognize brands?

not sure on the far left one but next:
woodliegh, then a-square, barnes, speer

close but the mono in the middle isn't a-square

I picked out the barnes TSX and the speer. (.375 H&H 235 gr.) ?

I wanst sure about the others

From left to right .585 750grain Woodleigh FMJ, .530 750gn Woodleigh SP, .458 500gn barnes solid old style, .416 300gn TSX and yep I think a 375 speer, was not actually sure myself.

235gr Speer?

I bought some Speer 235gr and they did not prove to be very accurate in my 375. Well, nothing shot really well, but the 235's were the worst.

The far right is the 235 gn Speer. They performed just fine out of my Mauser on everything from Jackal to Zebra. Also out of a 14" bbl. .375 JDJ Contender on game up to Kudu-size. I didn't find the precision to be an issue when I was working up a load for them from either gun. That was a long time ago and bullet choice less than 270 gns was pretty limited.
Over time, that particular bullet seems to have acquired a shady reputation for terminal performance. I have one that fully penetrated a Zebra from side to side on a 125 yd shot. The bullet was recovered from just under the skin..it was actually pushing out the hide noticebly on the opposite side from the entry wound, but had not exited. It is one of the most perfect, "classic mushrooms" I've ever recovered. At the time, I considered sending a picture to Speer for advertising..!!
That said, there have been a couple of times when it appeared that it might have "blown up" on an animal. I'm not a terminal ballistics expert, and have only my own experience to share so I can't offer much more than my personal observations which are based on examination of dead animals. Never shot and lost anything with that bullet.
I suspect that were I getting ready for another hunt with either of my .375's...I'd look at newer offerings in the 250gn and down size range.

thanks for the I.D on the .375cal speer gents. I can't remember ever buying speer bullets but somehow they ended up in my odds and ends box.