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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Siege bread, 1900; from the Siege of Ladysmith, 1899-1900; in an ornate shield shaped case, glazed at the front and bearing the device of the Army Ordnance Corps; associated with the Boer War (1899-1902). | Equipment, general | 1963-07-25 |
| Side drum, 1917 (c); brass; taken from Turkish Forces by Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil de la Rue Mears; front with relief bronze crescent surmounted by impressed Turkish inscription; flesh hoops and drum heads whole; brass cord hoops with sox brass rod brackets; two snares in twine. | Musical Instruments | 1958-06-24 |
| Collection of relics associated with the British Army 1914-1960 (c); pane of stained glass window from Ypres Cathedral, collected by Lt Col J M Rogers Tillstone, 1914; two pulley wheels, 1914 (c); fragment of wood from a Handley Page Aeroplane, 1918; 50 papers badges from various regiments, 1920-60 (c); two woollen dolls, one made by a soldier of the Seaforth Highlanders, 1918 (c); steel mess tin handle, 1916 (c); two boot hooks, 1945 (c); three charitable flag-day token flags, 1918 (c); copper charitable flag-day badge, 1918; aluminium washer, 1918; copper halfpenny coin, 1918 (c); white metal model tank, 1919 (c). Associated with World War One, Western Front (1914-1918). | Ceramics | 1963-07-36 |
| Collection of relics associated with the British Army 1914-1960 (c); pane of stained glass window from Ypres Cathedral, collected by Lt Col J M Rogers Tillstone, 1914; two pulley wheels, 1914 (c); fragment of wood from a Handley Page Aeroplane, 1918; 50 papers badges from various regiments, 1920-60 (c); two woollen dolls, one made by a soldier of the Seaforth Highlanders, 1918 (c); steel mess tin handle, 1916 (c); two boot hooks, 1945 (c); three charitable flag-day token flags, 1918 (c); copper charitable flag-day badge, 1918; aluminium washer, 1918; copper halfpenny coin, 1918 (c); white metal model tank, 1919 (c). Associated with World War One, Western Front (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1963-07-36 |
| Turkish crescent, or jingling johnny, 1812 (c). Brass, vertical iron rod with bells spheres and crescents attached; Napoleonic eagle finial on dome attached to twisted tube.This musical instrument was taken by the 88th (Connaught Rangers) at the Battle of Salamanca.Associated with the Battle of Salamanca, Peninsular War (1808-1814), 1812. | Musical Instruments | 1956-02-868 |
| Bell, 1903 (c); brass with silver-plated handle, no details, nd; handle in the form of a soldier at ease, front inscribed with presentation inscription; presented by Major W E Banbury to the 78th Moplah Rifles. | Silver | 1953-05-109 |
| Walking stick, 1874 (c); wooden, roughly worked and highly polished; with a flattened spherical head, carved in a double spiral around the top; owned by Cetshwayo, King of the Zulus, and taken from him after the Zulu War, 1879. | Equipment, general | 1963-08-1 |
| Ration biscuit, 1900; square, perforated with 30 holes, plain on one side and split in two; contained in an envelope inscribed, 'Biscuit out of Paardeberg - Cronje's Laagar 1900'. | Equipment, general | 1963-08-60 |
| Roth-Steyr 8 mm self-loading service pistol M07 1910, Austrian Cavalry. | Firearms | 1992-06-73 |
| War game, 'Das Belagerungspiel Le Jeu de siege' 1810 (c); board in four parts, hinged with red cloth to fold together, when open the board bears a network of lines which cross vertically, horizontally and diagonally; each corner carries a coloured print; 27 wooden pieces; case is formed from two pieces of cardboard fixed together with red tape, one side of the case is inscribed, 'R.WACKER.' and the other a carries a printed label depicting, in colour, troops besieging a town, with the title 'Das Belagerungspiel Le Jeu de siege'. | Equipment, general | 1963-08-72 |
| Fragment of brick from the Residency of Lucknow, 1857 (c); taken after the siege during the Indian Mutiny, 1857-1859; lay brick, reddish grey in colour, with burnt pieces. | Equipment, general | 1963-09-70 |
| A PUNJABI SOLDIER and A SERGEANT OF SIKHS, 1915 from FROM FRANCE TO 'NEW FIELDS OF ACTION', 1915. Blue-grey tinted photolithographs of pencil sketches; two vignettes entitled, 'A PUNJABI SOLDIER' and 'A SERGEANT OF SIKHS'; each is a head and shoulders study of two Indian soldiers in 1915; accompanying text reports a speech delivered to the Indian Army Corps by the Prince of Wales, 25 Nov 1915; published in Part 74, p34 of the magazine 'The Illustrated War News', 5 Jan 1916. | Prints | 1999-05-39 |
| A TYPICAL SIKH VETERAN and A SIKH SOLDIER, 1915 from FROM FRANCE TO 'NEW FIELDS OF ACTION', 1915. Blue-grey tinted photolithographs of pencil sketches; two vignettes entitled, 'A PUNJABI SOLDIER' and 'A SERGEANT OF SIKHS'; each is a head and shoulders study of two Indian soldiers in 1915; accompanying text reports a speech delivered to the Indian Army Corps by the Prince of Wales, 25 Nov 1915; published in Part 74, p35 of the magazine 'The Illustrated War News', 5 Jan 1916. | Prints | 1999-05-40 |
| Glove and handkerchief, 1815 (c). Blood stained glove and handkerchief of Capt Thomas Wildman, 7th (Queen's Own) Light Dragoons (Hussars), one of Lt Gen Henry Paget. Earl of Uxbridge's aides. Wildman was present at the operation to amputate Uxbridge's leg, following his wounding at the Battle of Waterloo. | Equipment, general | 1963-09-210 |
| Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes (NAAFI) token, 1939-1945 (c); worth a half Franc. | Equipment, general | 1999-05-43 |
| Two leg bones of Sir John Fraser; tibia and fibula from lower right leg; lost during the Defence of Gibraltar, 1780-1782. | Equipment, general | 1999-05-45 |
| Medal group awarded to Driver T F Bowden, Royal Army Service Corps, later Tripolitania Police: 1939-45 Star; Africa Star 1940-43, clasp: 8th Army; British War Medal 1939-45; Defence Medal 1939-45; Territorial Efficiency Medal. | Medals | 1999-05-49 |
| Three currency notes used as siege currency, produced in Mafeking during the Boer War, 13 Oct 1899 to 17 May 1900: one ten shilling sterling note, numbered 3482 and dated March 1900; one three shilling sterling note, numbered 3776 and dated January 1900; a single one shilling note, numbered 7775 and dated February 1900; all issued on the authority of Col S S Baden Powell, Commanding Frontier Force and H Greener Capt Chief Paymaster; printed by Townsend and Sons, Mafeking. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-192 |
| Two trunks, 1857 (c); in the shape of a cube formed from solid wooden slabs covered in leather; hinged lid secured at the front with a hasp and loop; the leather is fixed tot he boxes by riveted strips of metal; with four legs, white paper lining and hinged metal handles on either side; owned by Brig Gen John Nicholson and used by him during the Indian Mutiny. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-236 |
| Collection of saddlery, 1856 (c); presented to Gen George William Frederick Charles, Duke of Cambridge by the Turkish Sultan after the Crimean War (1854-1856): leather saddle, covered in maroon velvet; shabraque, crimson cloth embroidered in gold; pair of saddle holsters; horse's neck band and breastplate; part of a horse's bridle; pair of stirrups. | Horse Furniture | 1963-10-252 |
| Walking stick 1799 (c); white bone, possibly sword fish jaw; carved in four ribbed columns; the head is polished surmounted by a gold collar bearing an inscription describing the stick as one taken from the palace of Tippoo Sahib after the storming of Seringapatam, 1799, and giving its owner's until 1872, when it became the property of Mr Frederick Blackman. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-267 |
| Walking stick, 1876 (c); made from natural cut blackthorn wood with a polished surface; the broad knob handle bears a band engraved with the letter 'C' and ducal coronet and cap; an inscription on the brass ferrule states how the stick, a souvenir of George Duke of Cambridge, was presented by his sons to Major Gen I V Swaine in 1904. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-268 |
| Camp kettle, 1815 (c); cylindrical iron kettle which tapers towards the bottom, with hinged wire handles from two bracket at the front and back, and a 'S' shaped spout; with a heating stove which has a copper door at the front, a spirit stove fits inside and the kettle on top; reputedly used by an unknown soldier at the Battle of Waterloo, 18 June 1815. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-272 |
| Leopard skin mat, 1874 (c); lined with black oil cloth; in its natural shape with hide missing on all of the legs and tail; head is sewn flat in panels; owned by Lt C M Watson, Royal Engineers and was presented to him by Maj Gen C G Gordon, who acquired it from the King of Abyssinia, 1874. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-283 |
| Items relating the Gen Charles George Gordon and the Siege of Khartoum, 1884: blue stained letter labelled as one of the last messages Gordon issued from Khartoum, bought to Lord Garnet Joseph Wolseley at Korti; paper currency note issued by Gen Gordon in Khartoum, found on the steamer in which Col Stewart was wounded; both items contained in a gold and black lacquered frame. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-288 |
| Two paper currency notes, 1884; printed on brown parched paper in black and blue, with a blue stamp and signature of ' C Gordon'; issued in Khartoum during the siege, 1st Sudan Campaign 1884. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-293 |
| Plaque, 1857; tinned steel rectangle with nail holes around the edge and punched with the name, 'HAVELOCK'; with a note possibly written by FM Sir Garnet Wolseley, who was sent the plaque; the note describes the plaque as that which was nailed to the tree beside the grave of Sir Henry Havelock (?); associated with the Indian Mutiny. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-303 |
| Walking stick, 1906; made of ebony with a gold head and ferrule; the ferrule is marked, 'Facsimile of 'Goldstick' Royal Horse Guards (Blues) made for Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley, Colonel of the Regiment, 1906.'; the head is marked 6 ounces, 9 pennyweights and 12 grains. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-304 |
| Walking stick, 1874 (c); dark brown varnished malacca with a white metal head and brass ferrule; the head is inscribed, 'King Koffee's stick Koomassee, 1874' and 'General Sir G.J. Wolseley'; possibly part of the collection removed from Coomassie during the 2nd Ashanti War, 1873-1874. | Equipment, general | 1963-10-305 |
| Items from the Siege of Peking, Boxer Rebellion, 1900-1901: veldt hat worn by Colonel Poole, associated with the East Yorkshire and Middlesex Regiments; tiger headdress of a Chinese Manchu soldier. | Equipment, general | 1963-11-67 |
| Riding whip, 1920-1930 (c); made from plaited maroon cord, four ply thick, around a wooden core; polished bone handle with a head of gilt metal decorated with a relief of scrolling fauna; the name, T H Plumer is engraved on the staff socket; owned by Lady Plumer, wife of FM The Viscount Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer. | Horse Furniture | 1963-12-43 |
| Two multiple tent hooks, 1934-1939 (c); brown leather strap with six gilded iron hooks with knobbed points; pair of canvas overboots/leggings; owned by Lt Col A F F Thomas, Indian Army Ordnance Corps. | Equipment, general | 1963-12-269 |
| Folding bed, 1850 (c); a strip of brown canvas, with a reinforced rope border is joined to a rectangular wrought iron frame; at the head end an inner frame is hinged so it can be propped upright, secured and adjusted by a pair of legs; steel bed heads are at the head and foot; of the type used by officers at the middle of the nineteenth century. | Furniture | 1964-01-12 |
| Items owned by Pte Valentine Rippon, Royal Army Medical Army Corps, 1916 (c): document case or haversack, made from leather and khaki drill, with pockets and two internal divisions, fastened by a buckle and suspended from a webbing strap; wash bowl made from canvas, square in shape and painted on one side with the initials of the owner, V R; two camp buckets made from thick canvas with rope handles. | Equipment, general | 1964-04-31 |
| First field dressing, 1917; cotton package bearing the label of instructions; German wound dressing; printed in blue n either side, 'Faden astreifen'. Associated with World War One (1914-1918) | Medical Equipment | 1964-04-43 |
| Bag, 1914 (c); rectangular white cotton bag; with two ribbons attached to the side; of the type used by British soldiers to carry rations. | Equipment, general | 1964-04-44 |
| Postal carrying case, 1912; rectangular, made from thick brown leather around an iron frame; back of the case continues over the front to form a flap which is secured by a hasp and lock; the lid has two thick flaps one either side which insert into the case when the lid is closed; used for carrying mail by the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. | Equipment, general | 1964-06-34 |
| Collection of Japanese souvenirs mounted in a wooden frame, acquired by Maj Blantern-Haine, Royal Army Service Corps, 1943 (c); linen handkerchief painted with Japanese characters; currency note, five cents; red felt badge embroidered with two stars; grey wool (?) badge with a circular white patch inked with a Japanese character; currency note, one rupee; postcard showing resting Japanese soldiers; postcard showing a view of docks. | Equipment, general | 1964-06-36 |
| French horn, 1922; silver plated; presented by 15th Battalion Chasseurs Alpins to the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers; triple loop tube in five pieces from mouthpiece to bell; inscribed with presentation inscription, and to the right with maker's name, JTL Thibouville-Lamy, Paris, below a scroll inscribed 'MAISON FONDEE en 179 [sic]'. | Musical Instruments | 1951-11-50 |
| Greetings card showing a Minerva AFV, 1914 (c); reproducing a watercolour by J Dessart, 1996, produced for the Musée Royal de l'Armée, Brussels, 1999 (c); with four soldiers visible inside, driving on a track through the countryside. | Prints | 1999-06-1 |
| Trophy, Army Football Association vs Slough Town referee, 1953 (c); associated with Colonel Philip Sidney Newton MBE (1920-1998); wood and metal shield shaped plaque, produced 1953 (c); with attached decorative metal shield with a footballer and inscription; wooden base bears a metal strip with inscription. | Crafts | 1999-06-5 |
| Trophy produced for Army Football Association and associated with Colonel Philip Sidney Newton MBE (1920-1998), produced 1960 (c); wood and metal, shield shaped, with attached decorative metal shield with a footballer and inscription; wooden base bears a metal strip with inscription. | Crafts | 1999-06-6 |
| Trophy, British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) Football Association tour, Berlin 1967; wood and metal, shield shaped, produced 1967 (c); mounted on a circular wooden base, with a hand-painted red and black inscription and badge, and a metal label with inscription; associated with Colonel Philip Sidney Newton MBE (1920-1998). | Crafts | 1999-06-7 |
| The Leavenworth Lamp; traditional 'genie' type lamp; wood and metal trophy produced for the United States Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas and presented to Col Philip Sidney Newton, MBE, British Liaison Section, 22 Nov 1968 to 14 Nov 1970; bearing inscription and a college logo, surmounted by a fist clasping assorted weapons; small metal plinth on a wooden plinth. | Crafts | 1999-06-9 |
| Plaque produced for the United States Army Combat Developments Command and associated with Col Philip Sidney Newton, 1968-1970; wood and metal, shield-shaped; hand-painted map of the USA with pointing arrows and inscriptions pointing out the locations of various components of the CDC. | Crafts | 1999-06-10 |
| Plaque presented to Col Philip Sidney Newton MBE (1920-1998) by Commander and all ranks, Aldershot Garrison, 1965 (c); wood and metal, shield shaped, hand-painted; produced for the Headquarters Aldershot Garrison, 1965 (c); with attached shield of the HQ Aldershot, depicting a deer's head poking though a castle turret, with inscription on a gold ribbon below. | Crafts | 1999-06-11 |
| Map case, 1900; two thin layers of yellow talc, with a space for insertion of the maps; two drab canvas flaps are attached to the bottom of the talc, cover either side and button on to a closing strip of perspex at the open end of the liner; a single leather strap is attached to the side by a buckle; one canvas flap is inscribed with red ink, 'R de W Warren'. | Equipment, general | 1964-06-72 |
| Four items belonging to Gen Charles George Gordon during his time in China, 1860 (c); two wooden blocks carved with Chinese characters which were used to print Gordon's visiting cards; a black leather writing case containing a piece of blotting paper with his signature on it; long black leather Phylactery band. | Equipment, general | 1964-06-78 |
| Two horseshoes, 1854-1856 (c); iron horseshoe, painted gold; one has two hoof grips at the front, the other has one, and both have four nail holes with square headed nails; both are mounted on a wooded board inscribed, in black paint, 'CRIMEA'. | Horse Furniture | 1964-07-40 |
| First field dressing, 1913; white linen package bearing a printed label of instruction for use ad the maker's name, Cuxson Gerrard and Company Limited, Birmingham and Oldbury; Shell Dressing 1915; drab linen package printed with instructions for use and the maker's name, Cuxson Gerrard and Company. | Medical Equipment | 1964-08-6 |
| Turkish waistbelt buckle, 1915 (c) and Turkish star badge. | Badges | 1964-10-81 |
| Aeroplane message streamer, 1918; white canvas pouch inscribed, 'Streamer for one of our Aeroplanes containing a field message relative to enemy dispositions round NABLUS successfully captured from the enemy 21 Sept 1918 [illegible]'; open top with a black button fastening, on the back of which are two streamers, each in three sections of blue, yellow and red. | Equipment, general | 1964-10-82 |
| Two walking sticks reputedly carried by British NCO's during the 1st Sudan War; both natural tan wood with a curved handle; one inscribed, 'McNeil's Zareba Tofrek-Snakin 22-3-1885;, the other inscribed 'TAKOOL 1885'. | Equipment, general | 1964-10-84 |
| Walking stick, 1917; polished natural wood with a flat round handle, tapers to the brass ferrule; below the handle is a brass collar engraved with the dedication to Gen E H H Allenby, C of C E E Force, from Lt Col MacKendrick DSO, Road V Canadian Engineers, and below this is a running fox; made from the front door of Ypres Cloth Hall. | Equipment, general | 1965-03-82 |
| Three pens used to sign the peace treaty which ended the Boer War, 31 May 1902; used by Louis Botha, Capt Francis Aylmer Maxwell and Gen H H Lord Kitchener; ink pens, two of which bear the maker's names, Eagle Pencil Co and the American Pencil Co; one is also inscribed in pencil with the name Maxwell. | Equipment, general | 1965-03-83 |
| Emergency ration, 1900 (c); steel can, varnished orange and divided internally into two section; inscribed in relief with the contents and labelled with instructions for use; contains meat extracts, 'DINNER', and chocolate, 'COCOA', both could be eaten dry or added to water to drink; made by Bovril Limited, London. | Equipment, general | 1965-04-50 |
| Travelling trunk, 1813 (c); wood covered in brown leather on the outside and inside with black leather; the lid is hinged and lined with white canvas; a brass plate bears the owner's name, Maj Gen Sir William Inglis, and a label inside bears the maker's name, 'T. Hadford, Patentee of of the new invented Light Water Proof Leather Travelling Trunk...'. | Equipment, general | 1965-04-53 |
| Two regimental canes heads 1920 (c): one with a head bearing the device of the Royal Artillery; one with a head bearing the device of the 1st Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment); Button stick, 1899 (c), reputedly belonging to 8542 Boy G Tracy. | Equipment, general | 1965-05-15 |
| West African ammunition belt, 1873 (c); formed from a section of hide with eight charge pouches shaped to fit cylindrical charge boxes; the right hand side of the belt is attached to five sheaths, two contain wooden spatular knives; the left hand side carries a wooden powder horn and bullet box which also has a knife stitched on to it; owned by Prince Bonny, commander of the Ashanti troops during the 2nd Ashanti War; acquired by Col Sir Evelyn Wood. | Equipment, general | 1965-07-13 |
| West African ammunition belt, 1873 (c); formed from a section of hide with eight charge pouches shaped to fit cylindrical charge boxes; the right hand side of the belt is attached to five sheaths, two contain wooden spatular knives; the left hand side carries a wooden powder horn and bullet box which also has a knife stitched on to it; owned by Prince Bonny, commander of the Ashanti troops during the 2nd Ashanti War; acquired by Col Sir Evelyn Wood. | Edged Weapons | 1965-07-13 |
| Five items associated with Gen Sir Evelyn Wood, 1894 (c): two East African leather whips made of leather with handles bound by white metal sleeves; whip made of stranded leather with a malacca cane handle; fly whisk made of horses hair with a bamboo handle; fly whisk made of horses hair with a pale brown malacca handle. | Equipment, general | 1965-07-17 |
| Five items associated with Gen Sir Evelyn Wood, 1894 (c): two East African leather whips made of leather with handles bound by white metal sleeves; whip made of stranded leather with a malacca cane handle; fly whisk made of horses hair with a bamboo handle; fly whisk made of horses hair with a pale brown malacca handle. | Horse Furniture | 1965-07-17 |
| Two fragments of wood, 1857 (c); irregular in shape; the shorter piece is inscribed with the word 'VICTORY'; contained in a piece of hollow bamboo which bears an inscription describing the fragments as pieces from the door of the Residency at Lucknow, also the name W E Earl. | Equipment, general | 1965-10-163 |
| Field telegraph wire, Crimean War (1854-1856), 1855 (c). Copper wire, gutta-percha insulation. | Equipment, general | 1965-10-202 |
| Riding whip, 1854; wooden handle plaited round with silver wire with green lozenge shape beads; the butt is bound with scarlet velvet; the top is joined with a flexible strip adorned with gold wire and beads,ending in a fringed red leather backed velvet triangular flap, embroidered in silver; reputedly acquired in the Crimean War and may be of Turkish workmanship. | Horse Furniture | 1965-10-202 |
| Shaving mirror, 1815 (c); mounted in a frame with labels which detail its provenance; used by the Duke of Wellington during his campaigns and given by him to Mr Palmer, Church Warden of Stratford-Saye Church. | Equipment, general | 1965-11-2 |
| Sudanese knobkerry, 1898 (c); smooth polished wood, long conical shape coming to a sharp point at the base; head is roughly spherical and heavy head, domed on top with a flat bottom; reputedly taken at the battle of Omdurman. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1965-11-9 |
| Currency note, 1945 (c), British Armed Forces voucher worth five shillings, issued by the Army Council and only valid for use in official canteens and organisations, printed by Thomas De La Rue and Company Limited, London; Currency note, 1942 (c), printed in red and purple, issued by the Japanese Government, worth five rupees. | Equipment, general | 1965-11-34 |
| West African ammunition belt, 1895 (c); formed from ten black leather pouches sewn together; a flap of leather is stitched along the back and extending over the top and front of the pouches, and was originally secured by thongs; containing eight wooden roughly carved barrel shaped powder holders, each with a detachable top; on the left is a thong which attached a priming powder horn and bullet box to the belt; the horn is wood covered leather with a wooden stopper and the box is round bottomed; probably acquired during the 4th Ashanti War (1895-1896), 1895 (c). | Equipment, general | 1965-11-55 |
| Currency note, 1900; one shilling note, printed in blue and green with details of issue and use; issued by the authority of Col R S S Baden-Powell, Commander Rhodesian Forces, during the Siege of Mafeking, 1899-1900; also bears the name of the Chief Paymaster Captain H Greener and the Standard Bank, Mafeking. | Equipment, general | 1966-02-60 |
| Collection of seven cooking utensils made in India, bearing Government marks and possibly used by Indian troops, 1870-1890 (c); set of six brass cooking bowls which are of varying sizes and fit into each other, the handles of the two largest line up to allow a strap to pass round and secure them; spoon with a hemispherical bowl and extending handle. | Equipment, general | 1966-04-45 |
| A MERRY CHRISTMAS SUNDAY DEC 6TH SHAHJEHANPORE CAMP. 12.30.p.m VIEW FROM MY TENT OF THE QUARTER GUARD, 1890 (c). Watercolour greetings card by Lt Col Francis Ambrose D'Oyly Goddard. A tent set in a grove of trees, with a sentry on duty outside it. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1999-06-17 |
| Czechoslovakian 9 mm Automatic Model VZ/38 pistol 1939, pre German occupation (?). | Firearms | 1992-06-76 |
| Sauer 7.65 mm Automatic Pistol Modell 38H 1942 (c); made by J P Sauer and Sons, Suhl, Germany. | Firearms | 1992-06-77 |
| Czech Model 7.65 mm automatic pistol M27(t), made for German Army, 1941 (c). | Firearms | 1992-06-80 |
| Czech Model 7.65 mm automatic pistol M27(t) 1940 (c), made for German Army | Firearms | 1992-06-81 |
| Walther Selbstadepistole Modell PP 7.65 mm automatic pistol 1940-1942 (c); marked to RFV22442W German Army. | Firearms | 1992-06-82 |
| German Menta automatic 7.65 mm self-loading pistol 1914, German Army marks, no magazine. | Firearms | 1992-06-83 |
| German Ortgies 7.65 mm self-loading pistol 1925 (c); wooden grips; German Army marks. | Firearms | 1992-06-84 |
| Photograph album containing 49 photographs relating to the Boer War, taken by Mr Philip Henry Pewter (d 1954), who worked for the South African Post Office until 1925; includes the operations of French's Column and Gorringe's Column. | Photographs | 1999-06-29 |
| Video Cassette: Wellington's Last Parade; documenting the funeral of the Duke of Wellington. | Film and Videos | 1999-06-30 |
| Soldier's release book, record of service and two passport sized photographs, 1939-1946, of Lance Corporal Thomas Bowder, Royal Army Service Corps. | Archives | 1999-06-31 |
| Soldier's release book, record of service and two passport sized photographs, 1939-1946, of Lance Corporal Thomas Bowder, Royal Army Service Corps. | Photographs | 1999-06-31 |
| BOSNIAN CROATIAN DEFENCE COUNCIL-HVO, 1995 (c). Colour photolithograph, published for the British Army, artist unknown; collected by Mr Julian Humphrys from the Household Cavalry in 'the Maglaj Finger', NATO UNPROFOR, Bosnia, Apr 1995; recognition diagram for the insignia of the warring factions, Bosnia, illustrating a shoulder strap shaped badge. | Prints | 1999-06-32 |
| BOSNIAN CROATIAN DEFENCE COUNCIL-HVO, 1995 (c). Colour photolithograph, published for the British Army, artist unknown; collected by Mr Julian Humphrys from the Household Cavalry in 'the Maglaj Finger', NATO UNPROFOR, Bosnia, Apr 1995; recognition diagram for the insignia of the warring factions, Bosnia, illustrating a round badge. | Prints | 1999-06-33 |
| German wound dressing, 1914-1918 (c); two gauze cotton wool bundles contained in a brown paper wrapper with a German inscription printed in black Gothic characters. | Medical Equipment | 1967-03-17 |
| BOSNIAN DEFENCE FORCE, 1995 (c). Colour photolithograph, published for the British Army; recognition diagram for the insignia of the warring factions in Bosnia; illustrating two shield shaped badges; collected by Mr Julian Humphrys from the Household Cavalry in 'the Maglaj Finger', NATO UNPROFOR, Bosnia, Apr 1995. | Prints | 1999-06-34 |
| BOSNIAN SERBIAN ARMY (BSA), 1995 (c). Colour photolithograph, published for the British Army, artist unknown; collected by Mr Julian Humphrys from the Household Cavalry in 'the Maglaj Finger', NATO UNPROFOR, Bosnia, Apr 1995; recognition diagram for the insignia of the warring factions, Bosnia, illustrating a round badge. | Prints | 1999-06-35 |
| MUSLIM MILITIA, 1995 (c). Colour photolithograph, published for the British Army, artist unknown; collected by Mr Julian Humphrys from the Household Cavalry in 'the Maglaj Finger', NATO UNPROFOR, Bosnia, Apr 1995; recognition diagram for the insignia of the warring factions, Bosnia, illustrating a round badge. | Prints | 1999-06-36 |
| No 1 Mk III hand grenade, 1915 (c). | Ammunition | 1993-09-91 |
| British 'Cricket Ball' grenade, 1914 (c). | Ammunition | 1993-01-85 |
| Bronze 6 pdr, muzzleloading cannon, 1794-1825; cast in London by Francis Kinman, 1794; inscribed with foundry number, XXVI and trunnion number J67; bears the Royal cypher of George III and the monogram of the Duke of Richmond; as Master General of the Ordnance from 1794 to 1795, Richmond was responsible for the supply of weapons to the Army and Navy. | Artillery | 1991-09-53 |
| Light brass 3 pounder field gun used by the East India Company, 1768; cast with makers name, R Gilpin, and regimental name on breech ring; Madras Sepoy Battalions, 1st Mysore War. | Artillery | 1991-07-240 |
| Grenade waistcoat, 1918; canvas with brass studs, with 11 pockets and straps and ties; stamped on the reverse with the maker's name, The L Gross Company; used by the US army during World War One; similar to the rarer British ten pocket version, worn with the main strap around the neck and ties to the rear leaving both hands free. | Equipment, general | 1988-06-26 |
| Entrenching spade, Pattern 1882; blade is iron and rectangular in shape, tapering to a rounded point; the shoulders are folded over and impressed on the top with crosses which give a grip when used; impressed with the maker's name, Edward Lucas and Sons, Sheffield; shaft is white wood and the handle has been hit by a bullet which remains embedded in the wood. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-50 |
| Waterbottle, 1875-1890 (c);body is machined from a single piece of wood, with a flat top and bottom secured by two steel bindings straps; a steel cap screws into the top with a wing nut action; brown leather suspension strap with a brass buckle; reputedly originating in Italy but is of the Oliver Pattern introduced to the British Army in 1875. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-15 |
| Combat helmet, Mk VI, 1990 (c); with blue United Nations cover. | Armour | 1999-06-54 |
| Combat helmet, Mk VI, 1990 (c); with blue United Nations cover. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-54 |
| Kunan shiki shurudan, type 97 Japanese Grenade, 1943; detonator stamped with Japanese characters; supposedly picked up in an outpost of the Burma Defence Army at Kalewa, North Arakan, Burma. | Ammunition | 1986-02-52 |
| Tactical sign, 1995 (c); used to mark the main supply route, Bosnia; stencilled in white paint, 'EMRLD/ [vertical arrow]', the code name for the main supply route in Bosnia. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-58 |