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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Typescript catalogue of some of the Suffolk Regiment Archives held at the Suffolk Record Office as at October 1995. | Archives | 2000-08-54 |
| Typescript autobiography, in four bound volumes; compiled by D F Barrett (b 1931), 1998; including National Service with 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment, in the UK, Hong Kong and during the Korean War (1950-1953), 1949-1954. | Archives | 2000-08-55 |
| Typescript history, in two bound volumes, of the 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment, in UK, Hong Kong and during the Korean War (1950-1953), 1950-1951; compiled by D F Barrett, 2000. | Archives | 2000-08-56 |
| Typescript history of the 1st Bn Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, during the Korean War (1950-1953), August 1950 to April 1951; compiled by D F Barrett, 1999 (c). | Archives | 2000-08-57 |
| Typescript history, in four volumes, of the 27th British Infantry Brigade, later 27th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade, during the Korean War (1950-1953), August 1950 - May 1951; compiled by D F Barrett, 1998 (c). | Archives | 2000-08-58 |
| Travels of a Reluctant Soldier. Typescript memoirs, illustrated with laser copy photographs; by 2585410 Cpl Noel Barwick, 4 Sqn, 2nd Middlesex Regiment Yeomanry, 1938-1946; including service in England 1939-1941, North Africa 1941-1943, Italy 1943 and North West Europe, 1944-1945. | Archives | 2000-08-59 |
| Typescript memoir, illustrated with photocopies of photographs, compiled in 1994 by Arthur R Chown; relating to his service as a recruit and then an instructor with the 53rd Training Regiment Royal Armoured Corps, 1940-1942; officer training at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 1942; and with 8th Bn East Lancashire Regiment (144th Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps) until he was wounded in action in Normandy, July 1944. | Archives | 2000-08-60 |
| Now, let me think! Typescript memoir, illustrated with laser copy photographs; compiled by Mrs Joyce Craufurd-Stuart (formerly Parsons), April 2000; recalling her life as the daughter and wife of Indian Army officers, 1911-1947; includes records of service of her father, Capt Alfred Henry Parsons, 9th Gurkha Rifles, 1882-1916, and Lt Col John I Crauford-Stuart, 1st Gurkha Rifles. | Archives | 2000-08-61 |
| Photocopies and typescript texts of poems written by prisoners of war, World War Two, Far East, 1941-1945. | Archives | 2000-08-62 |
| Photocopy typescript roll of men of the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) who were awarded the Military Medal 1916-1920; compiled by L F Loomes, 1992 (c). | Archives | 2000-08-63 |
| Typescript letter from Charles B Strutt (?), Paymaster, Southern Rhodesia Volunteers, British South Africa Police, 22 Mar 1900, to E Mason, Denton, England in reply to an enquiry from the latter regarding his brother Tpr E Mason, who was serving as Batman to Col W Bodle, British South Africa Police. | Archives | 2000-08-64 |
| Two microfilms, with photocopies of the letters of Maj W Jervis, 89th Regiment 1811-1816, and Lt Col W F D Jervois, Royal Engineers 1833-1865; including diaries and letters principally describing service in South Africa. | Archives | 2000-08-65 |
| The German Soldier and You. Typescript draft amended in manuscript by the author Lt Peter Prior, 5th Bn Royal Berkshire Regiment, and illustrated with humorous sketches by Eric Earnshaw (d 1998); published booklet was issued to 5th Bn Royal Berkshire Regiment for training purposes prior to the Normandy landings in 1944. | Archives | 2000-08-66 |
| Twenty pen and ink drawings by Alfred Crowdy Lovett, 1910 (c). Originals for the illustrations of G F MacMunn's 'Armies of India', published in 1911. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1953-02-75 |
| Tailor's pattern book of navy, army and civil uniform and female dress compiled by Edward Butler (1804-1859), 1830 (c). | Archives | 2000-08-67 |
| Papers relating to Squadron Sgt Maj Eric Roodhouse, (1916-1984), 5th Dragoon Guards: photocopy obituary; First in Last Out Recce Squadron 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards 1942-1946, bibliographical extract; letter relating to the loan of Roodhouse's helmet to the regimental museum, 1985. | Archives | 2000-08-68 |
| Album of 112 photographs compiled by Bandsman Edward Walter Robert Harrild, Dorsetshire Regiment, in the UK 1931-1932 (c) and India 1933-1935 (c). | Photographs | 2000-08-69 |
| Album of 342 photographs compiled by Bandsman Edward Walter Robert Harrild, Dorsetshire Regiment, India 1932-1936, including the Mohmand Operations, North West Frontier, 1935-1936. | Photographs | 2000-08-70 |
| Photograph album of 120 carte-de-visite portraits of officers and non-commissioned officers of various regiments. The original album may have been owned by Daniel Alexander Grant, but the alteration captions suggest that the photographs were subsequently rearranged or inserted by the husband of donor. (Album dimensions: 30 x 24.5 x 5.75 cm). | Photographs | 1982-04-409 |
| Album of 340 photographs compiled by Bandsman Edward Walter Robert Harrild, Dorsetshire Regiment, India 1935-1937, Egypt and Palestine 1936 (c). | Photographs | 2000-08-71 |
| Album of 20 photographs, some hand tinted, compiled by Bandsman Edward Walter Robert Harrild, Dorsetshire Regiment, of the presentation of new colours to the Regiment, Sialkot, November 1936. | Photographs | 2000-08-72 |
| Six photographs collected by Bandsman Edward Walter Robert Harrild, Dorsetshire Regiment, India 1933-1936. | Photographs | 2000-08-73 |
| 70 photographs taken and collected by Capt (later Maj) John Gordon Bill, Royal Artillery, North West Frontier of India, 1940-1941. | Photographs | 2000-08-74 |
| Seven photographs collected by Officer Cadet (later Lt Col) N W A Tomlinson, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 1957 (c)-1958. | Photographs | 2000-08-75 |
| Two sound cassettes: oral history interview with Eric Richard Cox, who joined the Middlesex Yeomanry as a Signalman in 1939 and was discharged as a Major in 1946 having seen service during World War Two in Greece and Crete, 1940-1941, the Western Desert, 1942-1943, Normandy 1944 and North West Europe, 1944-1946. Interview conducted on 30 June 2000. | Sound Recordings | 2000-08-76 |
| Three sound cassettes: oral history interview with Clifford Henry Williams, who joined the Middlesex Yeomanry as a Signalman in 1940 and was discharged as a Sergeant in 1946 having served during World War Two in North Africa, 1941-1943, Italy, 1943 and Normandy, 1944. Interview conducted on 20 June 2000. | Sound Recordings | 2000-08-77 |
| 1st Battalion The Middlesex Regiment [D.C.O] Journal of the Middlesex Regiment the Korean War 1950-1951. Bound typescript history compiled from 'The Die Hard', the regimental journal, by D F Barrett, August 2000. | Archives | 2000-08-78 |
| Representation of the DINNER GIVEN by his Lordship TO THE KENTISH VOLUNTEERS, in Presence of their Majesties and the Royal Family, 1799. Colour digital (computer-scanned) print after an original, probably a coloured etching, by and after William Alexander; published by William Alexander, Poland Street, Simmons and Co, Canterbury and J Black, Maidstone, March 1800; a large house and its grounds, filled with different regiments in square formation, marquess and members of the public. | Prints | 2000-08-79 |
| Silver presentation tray, 1900; manufactured by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited, London, hallmarked London, 1900; rectangular in shape, with a handle on each of the two shortest sides; inscribed, 'Presented to Colonel Kelly Bey By His Old Brother Officers of the Egyptian Police on his Retirement from the Service 1883-1901'. | Silver | 2000-08-80 |
| A Khassadar on the North West Frontier, India, 1935 (c). Pencil and crayon drawing, with pen and ink, signed at bottom right 'H R Dixon-Smith', by Maj Harold Dixon-Smith (1895-?), 1st/ 7th Punjab Regiment, 1935 (c); Khassadar is seated, holding rifle between his knees, in a mountainous landscape; with a page of typescript notes on the subject by Lt Col J H P S Emerson. | Drawings and Watercolours | 2000-08-81 |
| Wooden commemorative plaque, 1902 (c); possibly made by a Boer prisoner of war; square frame with black relief badge in centre, with carving as title in the cross where battle honours would normally be and fan decorations in the corners; commemorating the Rifle Brigade's involvement in Boer War (1899-1902). | Crafts | 2000-08-82 |
| Recruiting poster, Territorial Army, 1999 (c). Colour photolithograph poster published by the Army Training and Recruiting Agency, Ministry of Defence. Inscribed 'In the TA you need to be ready at a moment'. A hot dog vendor's van; inside the van a black and white image of two soldiers on operation are superimposed to where the vendor should be. | Prints | 2000-08-83 |
| Recruiting poster, Territorial Army, 1999 (c). Colour photolithograph poster published by the Army Training and Recruiting Agency, Ministry of Defence. Inscribed 'In the TA you need to be ready at a moment'. A women in a clothes shop pulling open a curtain to find, as a superimposed black and white image, two medical orderlies treating a soldier in a tent. | Prints | 2000-08-84 |
| Recruiting poster, Territorial Army, 1999 (c). Colour photolithograph poster published by the Army Training and Recruiting Agency, Ministry of Defence. Inscribed 'In the TA you need to be ready at a moment'. A driver on an English dual carriageway sees a, superimposed, road sign which indicates that the second roundabout turn is to Sarajevo. | Prints | 2000-08-85 |
| Recruiting poster, Territorial Army, 1999 (c). Colour photolithograph poster published by the Army Training and Recruiting Agency, Ministry of Defence. Inscribed 'In the TA you need to be ready at a moment'. A man loading shopping into the boot of his estate car, inside which, as a black and white superimposed image, is a group of soldiers in combat uniform. | Prints | 2000-08-86 |
| Silver plated pewter pint tankard, 1989 (c); presented to Lt Col J H P S Emerson 1st/4th Bombay Grenadiers; maker unknown, stamped on base, 'English Pewter/ Sheffield England', 1989 (c); glass-bottomed, tapering, with stepping foot and '?' handle, with a Long and Meritorious Service Medal (obverse) set on the side. | Silver | 2000-08-88 |
| Carved wooden Regimental bible box in the form of a book, 1903 (c); possibly sandalwood or chinar (Kashmiri oak), probably made in Kashmir; carved with flowers and foliage, battle honours on the spine and the name, motto and regimental badge of the 102nd Prince of Wales's Own Grenadiers. | Crafts | 2000-08-89 |
| Lieutenant Colonel Harry Whitehill DSO, wearing the uniform of his former regiment, City of London Yeomanry (Roughriders), 1935. Oil on canvas by Thomas C Dugdale (1880-1952), exhibited at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, No 11 1935; three-quarter-length, to right, with his cap on his knee. | Oil Paintings | 2000-08-90 |
| GARDE IMPÉRIALE. REGTS DE VOLTIGEURS, 1855 (c). Coloured tinted lithograph by Godard after Henri Lalaisse, published by 'Mon. Martinet, HAUTECOEUR frères', Paris, 1855 (c); full-length figure of an officer and a guardsman in marching order; from the series, 'EMPIRE FRANÇAIS'. | Prints | 2000-08-91 |
| Christmas greetings card, City of London Yeomanry (Roughriders); lithograph in blue after Septimus Edwin Scott, published, 1914 (c). A City of London Yeoman (Roughrider) in service dress reining in his horse, in a decorative framing border, surmounted by the 'RR' badge in an oval. | Prints | 2000-08-92 |
| Creamware drinks coaster, 1912 (c); made by Aynsley (reg 451682); circular, with a silver rim hallmarked Birmingham 1911-1912; badge of the City of London Yeomanry (Roughriders) in the centre. | Ceramics | 2000-08-93 |
| India 1 anna Soldier's and Seaman's envelope, 1896; addressed to India, with 'Base Office/B' cancellation of Sawakin, 1896; the sender, Dafadar Chit Sing, 1st Bombay Lancers, was serving with his regiment in the Suakin Force. | Archives | 2000-08-87 |
| Photograph album of 124 photographs compiled by Tpr O Ward, 1st County of London Yeomanry, 1915-1916; including Egypt 1915, Gallipoli 1915 and Ireland 1916-1922. | Photographs | 2000-08-94 |
| Steel seal, 1948-1949 (c); round with an inscription reading 'Colonel Maurice Browne M.C.D.L. Sheriff of Middlesex 1948-49', raised on the wooden square base and, in reverse, on the wooden handle (in two parts); with brass base. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-1 |
| Two metal identity discs with khaki string, 1982 (c); worn by Lt Col D Dunn, 5th Infantry Brigade, Falklands Campaign. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-2 |
| Two metal dishes, 1982; made in Argentina; one has a bullet hole; collected by Lt Col D Dunn, 5th Infantry Brigade, Falklands Campaign. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-3 |
| Plastic mug, 1982; made by Twinco Table Talk, England (?); used by John Witherow during the Falklands campaign who went on to become Editor of 'The Sunday Times' (2000); collected by Lt Col D Dunn, 5th Infantry Brigade, Falklands Campaign. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-4 |
| Three identity discs, 1939-1945 (c); two round red discs, one octagonal green disc and string; worn by R Ashton, 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment, during World War Two. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-5 |
| Pocket compass, 1915-1919 (c); made by Short and Mason Limited, London 1915; carried by CSM Alfred Kichenside, Middlesex Regiment, to Russia in 1919. | Scientific Instruments | 2000-09-6 |
| Metal inkpot, 1914-1918 (c); made by De La Rue and Co; used by Capt Ian Barlow to write letters home during World War One. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-7 |
| Token, Navy, Army and Air Force Institute (NAAFI), 1944-1945 (c); worth a half franc, used in Europe 1944-1945; associated with L W Slade, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-8 |
| Steel scale, artillery, No 1, Mk I, 1953 (c); made by Abbot Brown and Sons Limited, 1953. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-9 |
| Standard NATO Military Police sign, 1996-1999 (c); aluminium painted with, 'M P'; collected by Capt Andrew Michael Banks, Royal Military Police, whilst serving in Bosnia, 1996 and in Albania, Kosovo, 1999. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-10 |
| Identity disc, 1942-1945; made of metal and square in shape; worn by Pte Brian Stocks, Royal Army Service Corps at Kranji prisoner of war camp, Feb 1942 to Sept 1945. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-11 |
| Writing case, 1893-1908 (c); folding leather style with metal clasp; used by Bandsman William J Bleddyn, 1st Bn Royal Munster Fusiliers; associated with Rawalpindi, Punjab, India. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-12 |
| Waistbelt, 1899-1902 (c); made of leather and decorated with fourteen cap and collar badges. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-13 |
| Pair of sponge ear plugs, sealed in plastic, 2000 (c); made by North Safety Products. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-14 |
| Pair of identity discs, 1939-1945 (c); one round red disc and one octagonal green; worn by Capt William Adbert Larche Hopkins, Royal Engineers. | Equipment, general | 2000-09-15 |
| Dosimeter, 1954; in cardboard tube and with documentation, both sealed in a plastic; first tested 1954 and re-tested 1970 and 1974; apparatus for measuring dose or quantity of charge, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. | Scientific Instruments | 2000-09-16 |
| Dosimeter, 1969 (c); with silica gel in a metal tube and with documentation; made by W R Grace Limited, London; re-tested 1969 and 1984; apparatus for measuring dose or quantity of charge, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. | Scientific Instruments | 2000-09-17 |
| Pattern 1821 Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword, 1838 (c). Made by W L and H Sargant, Birmingham, 1838 (c). | Edged Weapons | 2000-09-18 |
| Papers of Gnr Albert Thomas Watts, Royal Artillery, 1941-1945: card; soldier's service and pay book; record book; notes and papers; photograph; form; leaflets; record of service; certificate of transfer; soldier's release book; pamphlet. | Archives | 2000-09-19 |
| Postcard photograph of the troopship 'Empire Windrush'; datelined, 'Royal Signals HMS Empire Windrush, Aden', to Great Britain, franked 2 1/2d cancelled m/c 'London Maritime Mail'; postmarked 12 Aug 1952; message relates to delays due to bad weather in the Indian Ocean. | Archives | 2000-09-20 |
| Cover to Great Britain, dated November 1915; with circular 'Passed by Censor Indian Expeditionary Force 109', b/s Indian, 'FPO No 310', Headquarters 11 Division, Ismailia, Egypt. | Archives | 2000-09-21 |
| Parcel acknowledgement card, September 1944; sent to the Durham Miners Association, Durham with dumb cds and barrel, 'STALAG IVA/ 18/ GEPRUFT', b/s fair/ good unframed, 'SGT R SMITH/ POW No 734/ BRIT. MAN OF CONFIDENCE/ STALAG IVA (scarce)', and unframed 'ARB-KDO/ 850'. | Archives | 2000-09-22 |
| Cover to Australia, May 1917; franked 1d cancelled fine skel 'PERHAM DOWN CAMP ANDOVER'; datelined, 'No.1 Command Depot, Perham Down'; sent from Ray Hodgkinson to his sister Ivy; he tells of a misdiagnosis of his condition while in hospital; how he is sick of the camp and would have been back in France if he had not had to have a tooth extracted. | Archives | 2000-09-23 |
| Cover endorsed, 'Wounded Soldier's Letter' to London, Feb 1917; with m/c 'WEYBRIDGE', s/r 'WEYBRIDGE', unframed, '2d/B87' and franked 2d Due cancelled 'LEWISHAM'. | Archives | 2000-09-24 |
| Cover, opened out, India 1866; franked 6d cancelled 'LONDON/SE 10' b/s 'LUCKNOW'; Great Britain to Capt Philip Henry Sandilands, Royal Artillery, Lucknow; contains a long letter to his wife, complete with details of military career. | Archives | 2000-09-25 |
| Cover, March 1915; with '1st/4th Dorset Regt. RATA' printed on the back flap; to Great Britain; franked 3p x 4, cancelled 'BRITISH CAVALRY LINES'. | Archives | 2000-09-26 |
| Cover, October 1943; to Lt Banasiak, Bern, Switzerland; franked 8a, 4a, 3a, 2a, 1a x 2 and 1/2, cancelled, 'FIELD POST OFFICE 699', West African Division with boxed 'ZUZUSTELLEN/ FELDPOSTDIREKTION', 'PC90 OPENED BY EXAMINER' label tied oct 'Crown PASSED DHS/ 14' and trilingual, 'ZENSURSTELLE FUR INTERNIERTENPOST' label and, on reverse, Wehrmacht censor label code 'x', Paris. | Archives | 2000-09-27 |
| Postcard, Italy June 1917; to Great Britain with 'POSTA MILITARE 11 CORPO D'ARMATA', circular, 'COMMANDO GRUPPO B/ arms/ ARTIGLIEREA PESANTE' and unframed, 'VERIFICATO/ PER CENSURA'; from a British Heavy Artillery unit using Italian Army postal system prior to the arrival of the British Field Post Office. | Archives | 2000-09-28 |
| Cover to Australia, September 1941; franked Platypus 9d cancelled, 'AIR FIELD PO NO.10'. | Archives | 2000-09-29 |
| Mackintosh, lining and hood, 1914-1918 (c); worn by Maj Charles Poundsford, City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders). | Uniforms | 2000-09-30 |
| Officer's pouch, 1990 (c); associated with the Hong Kong Military Service Corps. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-31 |
| Dress items, 1949 (c); worn by female staff of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute (NAAFI). | Uniforms | 2000-09-32 |
| Dress items, 1949 (c); worn by female staff of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute (NAAFI). | Badges | 2000-09-32 |
| Uniform, 1943 (c); worn by Miss P M Froom, Women's Transport Service (FANY), Auxiliary Territorial Service: service dress tunic and skirt; service dress peaked forage cap; jerkin; two service dress shirts; five shirt collars; two service dress tie; battle dress tie; Sam Browne waistbelt; six stockings; two shirt shoulder straps. | Uniforms | 2000-09-33 |
| Uniform, 1943 (c); worn by Miss P M Froom, Women's Transport Service (FANY), Auxiliary Territorial Service: service dress tunic and skirt; service dress peaked forage cap; jerkin; two service dress shirts; five shirt collars; two service dress tie; battle dress tie; Sam Browne waistbelt; six stockings; two shirt shoulder straps. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-33 |
| Uniform, 1955-1959; issued August 1955; worn by 444006 Capt David A Walmsley, Royal Army Medical Corps: battle dress blouse and trousers, pattern 1949; lanyard; bush shirt; service dress shirt; three shirt collars; service dress peaked forage cap; battle dress tie; two pairs of physical training shorts. | Uniforms | 2000-09-34 |
| Uniform, 1955-1959; issued August 1955; worn by 444006 Capt David A Walmsley, Royal Army Medical Corps: battle dress blouse and trousers, pattern 1949; lanyard; bush shirt; service dress shirt; three shirt collars; service dress peaked forage cap; battle dress tie; two pairs of physical training shorts. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-34 |
| Uniform, 1908-1920 (c); worn by Lt Col Arthur Preston Hohler, 10th Bn Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment): cloth helmet; full dress tunic; full dress overalls; full dress web waistbelt; two full dress sword slings; serge A frock; service dress tunic; mess vest. | Uniforms | 2000-09-35 |
| Uniform, 1908-1920 (c); worn by Lt Col Arthur Preston Hohler, 10th Bn Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment): cloth helmet; full dress tunic; full dress overalls; full dress web waistbelt; two full dress sword slings; serge A frock; service dress tunic; mess vest. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-35 |
| Mess dress overalls, jacket and and No 1 dress trousers, 1951 (c); worn by Maj Philip Donald Hewitt Marshall, Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own). | Uniforms | 2000-09-36 |
| Waistbelt, lanyard and service spurs worn by Mr John David Mcpherson Fall, British South Africa Police, 1949-1961. Note - lanyard noted as missing in cataloguing. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-37 |
| Embroidery showing the badge of the Middlesex Regiment, 1917; made by George Wood, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment), when a prisoner of war, World War One (1914-1918). | Crafts | 2000-09-38 |
| United States Army cold weather pile cap, 1950-1951; worn by Col Leslie Sharpe, 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own), 1950-1951 and at the Battle of Chuam-Ni, Korean War (1950-1953). | Uniforms | 2000-09-39 |
| No 4 dress tunic and trousers, Sam Browne waistbelt and shoulder sling, 1948-1980; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own), when Col (Q) C & T 2 MOD and member of Army Dress Committee and afterwards 1964-1980; waistbelt and shoulder sling, both of Indian hide, were specially selected for Col Sharpe by RSM G B A Chittock, Essex Regiment, of Highgate School from a selection at Moss Bros. | Uniforms | 2000-09-40 |
| No 4 dress tunic and trousers, Sam Browne waistbelt and shoulder sling, 1948-1980; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own), when Col (Q) C & T 2 MOD and member of Army Dress Committee and afterwards 1964-1980; waistbelt and shoulder sling, both of Indian hide, were specially selected for Col Sharpe by RSM G B A Chittock, Essex Regiment, of Highgate School from a selection at Moss Bros. | Equipment, uniform | 2000-09-40 |
| Bush jacket and trousers worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe when OC 28 COMWEL OFP 1966-1967 and OC 3 Sub-depot 3 BOD Singapore, 1967-68, Royal Army Ordnance Corps; garter flashes worn when Collingwood serving with 28th Commonwealth Brigade and at 3 BOD Singapore 1966-1968; hose tops worn by donor at St Barbara's Day parade in Singapore 1967. | Uniforms | 2000-09-41 |
| Hosetops, bush hat and brassard 1966-1967; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe when serving with 28th Commonwealth Brigade in Malaysia; one pair of hosetops were also used as elbow protection when shooting; umpire's brassard issued to Sharpe for FMA exercise at Kuala Kota Baru, Malaysia 1967. | Uniforms | 2000-09-42 |
| Bush jacket and trousers, 1971-1973; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, when commander Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Cyprus 1971-1973. | Uniforms | 2000-09-43 |
| White knitted cotton gloves, worn by 2/Lt M H Bushby, 1st Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), 1948-1949, and associated with Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, Middlesex Regiment, 1948-1949; khaki handknitted woollen mittens, 1950 (c), a gift to the Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own) from the people of London and worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe under gloves; United States Army issue scarf issued to 1st Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own) during winter 1950-1951, worn by Col Sharpe; cap comforter issued to Col Sharpe, Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own), Winter 1950-1951. | Uniforms | 2000-09-44 |
| Pullover, 1951-1979; worn under shooting jacket when target shooting by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own) and Royal Army Ordnance Corps. | Uniforms | 2000-09-45 |
| Prototype of pullover, the pattern being revised in 1976, universal pattern. | Uniforms | 2000-09-46 |
| Shirt 1968-1980; worn by Royal Army Ordnance Corps officers prior to the issue of the 'Shirt Man's, officers'; this example was worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, 1968-1980. | Uniforms | 2000-09-47 |
| Two shirts, man's officer's No 2 dress, 1975-1980; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. | Uniforms | 2000-09-48 |
| Field service forage cap and three lanyards, 1971-1975; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, when Commanding Officer Ord Dep, Cyprus, 1971-1973, and when GSO1 (W) RARDE 1973-1975. | Uniforms | 2000-09-49 |
| Field service forage cap, 1947 (c); worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe when Sergeant Instructor and officer cadet, Royal Army Education Corps. | Uniforms | 2000-09-50 |
| Universal pattern hosetops, socks, puttees, bootlaces, service dress peaked forage cap chinstraps and slip-on shoulder straps, 1956-1980; worn by Col Leslie Collingwood Sharpe. | Uniforms | 2000-09-51 |
| Peaked forage cap, service dress peaked forage cap and Sam Browne belt, 1900-1918 (c); worn Lt Col H Whitehill DSO, City of London Yeomanry (Roughriders). | Uniforms | 2000-09-52 |