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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Tenor side drum, 1795 (c); associated with 3rd (The East Kent) Regiment of Foot (The Buffs). From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Musical Instruments | 2001-04-307 |
| Stand of ten side drums, nd; associated with 1st and 2nd Bns The Buffs Regiment. From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Musical Instruments | 2001-04-308 |
| Two marker flags, No 11 Company, Coldstream Guards, 1895 and 1925. | Flags and Colours | 1970-07-2 |
| Bass drum, 1916 (c); associated with the 6th (Service) Bn The Buffs (East Kent Regiment); no battle honours as this was a wartime service battalion. From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Musical Instruments | 2001-04-309 |
| Regimental flag with staff and bucket for Remembrance Day, Royal Munster Fusiliers, 1950 (c). | Flags and Colours | 1970-07-5 |
| Wristwatch, 1940 (c); worn by Sgt W Miller, 4th Bn The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment), during the sinking of the SS Lancastria, 17 Jun 1940, World War Two (1939-1945). From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Scientific Instruments | 2001-04-310 |
| Drum banner with tassels, East Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, 1830-1837 | Flags and Colours | 1970-09-7 |
| King's colour, Prince of Wales's Own Fencible Infantry, 1799-1802. | Flags and Colours | 1970-09-34 |
| Eight flags from Lord Roberts, 1900 (c): three union flags and five Boer flags. | Flags and Colours | 1971-01-26 |
| Boer flag taken from a hotel at Fourierberg by 34th Coy Imperial Yeomanry, July 1900. | Flags and Colours | 1971-02-37 |
| French Infantry colour, eagle finial and sash captured by Captain Alexander Kennedy Clark, 1st (or Royal) Dragoons, Battle of Waterloo, 1815; one of one hundred presented by Napoleon to his army in 1815, replacing those of 1804, which had been destroyed during his exile; inscribed, '105' to represent the 105th Regiment of Foot. | Flags and Colours | 1971-10-24 |
| Portion of union flag, one of the last to fly over the Residency at Lucknow, 1947. | Flags and Colours | 1971-10-33 |
| Regimental Colour, Unidentified Independent Company of Foot, 1781 (c). | Flags and Colours | 1971-11-20 |
| Regimental flag and company commander's flag, Singapore Guard Regiment, 1971. | Flags and Colours | 1972-01-16 |
| Troop guidon, Ringwood Light Dragoons Yeomanry Cavalry (Hampshire), 1802-1814; this guidon is unusual as the embroidress has signed her work; the reverse bears the following legend, 'This standard was worked by M A Cleeves' and the text continues on the front, 'by her presented on the 22 October 1802'; some of the original design can still be seen, the leaves representing shamrocks have been painted; also depicts a royal coat of arms, a royal monogram and two horses. | Flags and Colours | 1972-02-16 |
| Regimental and two Royal Colours, Rotherhithe Volunteers (Surrey) and unidentified volunteer infantry unit, 1802-1806. | Flags and Colours | 1972-02-31 |
| Company Colour, 3rd Company Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, 1818 (c). | Flags and Colours | 1972-02-35 |
| Flag taken at the Battle of Omdurman by 9th Sudanese Regiment, presented to Major C S Spong, Army Medical Corps, 2nd Sudan War, 1898. | Flags and Colours | 1972-07-29 |
| Two troop guidons, Usworth Yeomanry Cavalry (Durham), 1799 (c). | Flags and Colours | 1972-07-54 |
| A collection of 57 colours, Foreign Armies, 1799-1897, formerly in the Royal Hospital Chelsea. | Flags and Colours | 1972-09-47 |
| Formal group photograph of named officers, 13th Hussars, Aldershot, 1903. | Photographs | 1992-08-196 |
| 10 copy photographs taken soon after VE day by Pte O Bracciale, 18th Air Formation Signals, 1945; showing scenes near Venlo, Netherlands and the Rhine crossings, Germany, World War Two, North West Europe. | Photographs | 1992-08-352 |
| 42 photographs relating to the Falkands War, 1982. | Photographs | 1992-08-354 |
| Formal group photograph of officers and NCOs of the British Army Overseas Contingents and the Royal Naval Division on the 37th Course of Physical and Bayonet Training, Headquarters Gymnasium, Aldershot, Sep 1917. | Photographs | 1992-08-355 |
| Mounted reproduction photograph collected by Tpr W J Deusbury, 1887. The loyal address to Queen Victoria from surviving members of the Light Brigade that fought at Balaklava, on the occasion of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, 1887. | Photographs | 1992-08-357 |
| Copy photograph bearing the caption 'Office Staff, 434 Company, Army Service Corps, December 1917'; including CSM O'Brien in the photograph. | Photographs | 1992-08-358 |
| Unquantified sheets of half-tone pulls of photographs of the campaign in Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria during World War One; reproduced by the Survey of Egypt, Jul 1919. | Photographs | 1996-06-162 |
| 3 photographs of Capt A E C Poole, 6th DCO Lancers, 1930 (c). | Photographs | 1992-09-31 |
| 5 photographs and 1 photographic postcard relating to the service career of Pte Charles Whitmore, 20th Bn London Regiment, 1913-1918 (c); subjects include Whitmore as a young man, a studio portrait in uniform, wedding day photograph in uniform with wife, convalescence and a postcard showing shells carried by a horse, issued by the YMCA hut fund. | Photographs | 1996-06-164 |
| 4 photographs of Maj Angus J M MacMillan, Highland Light Infantry and London Scottish, 1943-1980 (c). | Photographs | 1992-09-37 |
| 4 photographs collected by Pte A Joy, 4th Bn City of London Regiment, Britain 1914-1915. | Photographs | 1992-09-140 |
| Postcard of Paris sent by Craftsman Bert Newman (?), No. 6 Line of Communication, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, British Liberation Army, 1944 (c). | Photographs | 1992-10-44 |
| Photograph of Lt Joseph Henry Baddeley, Queen's West Surrey Volunteers, 1918 (c). | Photographs | 1992-10-45 |
| 6 copy photographs collected by C H Dudman, 1925-1931; relating to the Ammunition Factory, Kirkee; Dudman was Commissary at the factory from 1925-1931. | Photographs | 1992-10-46 |
| Copy photograph of Lt S R Turnbull, Women's Royal Army Corps, probably at Hong Kong, 1965 (c). | Photographs | 1996-07-2 |
| 2 colour photographs showing the grave of William Boynton Butler VC (1894-1972) in Hunslet churchyard, taken 1995 (c); accompanied by a photocopied article relating to Leeds VCs. | Photographs | 1996-07-3 |
| Battle of Abu-Klea, 17 Janr 1885. One of a pair of colour chromolithographs after the original watercolour by C A Fesch, published 1885; associated with the Camel Corps and a scene of the Battle of Abu Klea, 1st Sudan War (1884-1885). | Prints | 2001-05-1 |
| Copy photograph of a parade, possibly in Crete during the international occupation of the island, 1897-1899. | Photographs | 1996-07-4 |
| Two photographs relating to Pte Thomas Hewitt, 6th Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 1916 (c). Associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Photographs | 1996-07-5 |
| 19 photographs collected by Gen R W G H Stone; associated with the Royal Engineers, 1895 (c)-1945. | Photographs | 1989-08-167 |
| 12 photographs collected by Miss Gwendoline Mary Jessop, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry, World War One, Home Front; subjects include interiors of hospital, fancy dress party, Princess Alice, band, camp; some photographs are accompanied by their original negatives. | Photographs | 1989-09-33 |
| Laser copy of a photograph of Capt David Valentine Eliot Howard TD, Honourable Artillery Company, with two women wearing evening dress, 1954 (c). | Photographs | 1996-07-6 |
| Battle of Kirbekan, 10 Febr 1885. One of a pair of colour chromolithographs after the original watercolour by C A Fesch, published 1885; associated with the Black Watch and South Staffordshire Regiment. | Prints | 2001-05-2 |
| The Earle Of Or: Monds Taking Prisoner, 1610 (c). Etching, artist unknown, 1610 (c); a labelled plan, from above, of cavalry and infantry ranks surrounded by 'Boggs', with 'Rebells' at the top of the page and horses at the bottom; associated with Butler, Earl of Ormonde and the Irish War (1598-1603). | Prints | 2001-05-3 |
| 43 photographs collected by Maj William Albert Colhoun, (1893-1982), 4/15th Punjab Regiment, 1925-1935 (c); subjects include groups, parades, the aftermath of Quetta earthquake 1935 and topographical views. | Photographs | 1996-07-13 |
| Satirical print of a recruiting party, 1785 (c). Coloured etching, artist unknown, 1785 (c); a recruiting sergeant and a drummer of the Grenadiers stand at the right, to the left is a shy country boy and a friend, a public house is in the background. | Prints | 2001-05-4 |
| Back To Duty, 1900. Chromolithograph after N Prescott-Davies, nd; published as a supplement to the Christmas issue of 'The Queen', 1900; a soldier holds the hand of a woman wearing a nurse's uniform, both standing behind a table and chair, with a framed map on the wall behind; associated with the Boer War (1899-1902). | Prints | 2001-05-5 |
| Sir Garnet Wolseley entering Coomassie, 1874. Wood engraving after Melton Prior, nd; published as an Extra Supplement to 'The Illustrated London News', 4 Apr 1874; a large group of British soldiers, led by Wolseley and other officers on horseback, charging into a village, forcing back the natives; associated with the Battle of Coomassie, 2nd Ashanti War (1873-1874) 1874. | Prints | 2001-05-6 |
| 63 photographs taken by Capt A F Custance, Worcestershire Regiment, and relating to the Boer War, South Africa, 1900-1903; subjects include groups, portraits, a column on the march, ambulance wagon, camps, bath in camp, SS Union 'Scott', hospital at Hawick Natal, views round Hawick, Boer commando, band, shaving in camp and tree-felling. | Photographs | 1996-07-69 |
| Head and shoulders photographic portrait, May 1942; associated with Col Maurice Lawrence Treston, Indian Medical Services. | Photographs | 1989-09-34 |
| 8 photographs collected by RSM John Silas Miles, 1909-1940; associated with the Royal Artillery; subjects include the Duke of York's Military School; the Royal Artillery; portraits; officers, NCOs and members of one of the women's services. | Photographs | 1989-09-35 |
| The Storming Of Kars - Sunday Morning, Nov. 18, 1877. Wood engraving after Richard Caton Woodville, nd; published as an Extra Supplement to 'The Illustrated London News', 22 Dec 1877; a close-up scene of the battle of Kars, with soldiers rushing at the walls armed with bayonets, a clouded night sky showing gun smoke; associated with the Battle of Kars, Russo-Turkish War (1877-1878) 1877. | Prints | 2001-05-7 |
| The Burning Of Coomassie, 1874. Wood engraving after Melton Prior, published as an Extra Supplement to 'The Illustrated London News', 14 Mar 1874; an elevated view of the village at night, with houses in flames, smoke rising to the sky, and people running in the street; associated with the Battle of Coomassie, 2nd Ashanti War (1873-1874). | Prints | 2001-05-8 |
| Two photographs of Pte Kenneth Wildman, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, World War Two, Far East, 1941-1945 (c); the first shows Wildman as a Chindit, ; the second shows Wildman and fellow Chindits outside the Shand Road Coffee Shop, Maubin, Burma, (Wildman second from right), 1944 (c). | Photographs | 1996-07-79 |
| Firing The Eighty-One Ton Gun At Shoeburyness, 1877. Wood engraving by 'W J P', after W H Overend, nd; published as an Extra Supplement to 'The Illustrated London News', 1877. | Prints | 2001-05-9 |
| Earl of Newcastle, 1650 (c). Engraving by Peter Clouwet after Abraham Diepenbeke, nd; published 1650 (c); full-length, equestrian portrait of William Cavendish, Earl of Newcastle in armour, with a black pageboy and a battle scene beyond; inscribed, 'La Bataille Gaignee'. | Prints | 2001-05-16 |
| Sadlers Flying Artillery. To Protect Cavalry, either in advancing or retreating, 1798 (c). Coloured etched aquatint by and after Thomas Rowlandson,nd; published by Sadler, 1798 (c); the flying artillery set up on top of a large-wheeled carriage drawn by two bay horses, manned by two soldiers, with a further carriage behind. | Prints | 2001-05-10 |
| 5 photographs of named members of the British Army Training Liaison Staff, Kenya, 1996; subjects include a stick-on badge of the unit insignia, Permanent Staff, Royal Logistic Corps Stores Section and Quartermaster's Department Staff. | Photographs | 1996-07-99 |
| Back of the Rock from the Mediterranean, 1788. Etching by and after G F Koehler, nd; published by G F Koehler, Gibraltar, 28 Jan 1788; the rock of Gibraltar in the background, with two small boats on a choppy sea; title inscribed in pencil below plate; one of five prints from the same series. | Prints | 2001-05-11 |
| Photograph taken in 1984 of the Danger Tree near Vimy Ridge in the area occupied by Canadian XVII Corps during the Battle of Arras, 1917; World War One, Western Front. | Photographs | 1989-09-37 |
| Battery ship of War, with a distant view of a gun, a mortar and a parapet Boat, 1788. Etching by and after G F Koehler, nd; published by G F Koehler, Gibraltar, 28 Feb 1788; a large warship in the foreground, with three other vessels in the background; title inscribed in pencil below plate and a couplet of verse above plate; one of five prints from the same series. | Prints | 2001-05-12 |
| Fourteen photographs of the Shanghai massacres, 1929 (?); graphic images of execution, mutilation and decapitation by Japanese forces. | Photographs | 1989-09-38 |
| Gibraltar, 1788. Etching by and after G F Koehler, nd; published by G F Koehler, Gibraltar, 8 Apr 1788; a view of the fortifications in Gibraltar; title inscribed in pencil below plate; one of five prints from the same series. | Prints | 2001-05-13 |
| Part of the Gallery in Rock leading to St George's Hall, 1788. Etching by and after G F Koehler, nd;published by G F Koehler, Gibraltar, 7 Jan 1788; tunnels and rooms carved out of the rock, with two shadowy figures and a cannon; title inscribed in pencil below plate; one of five prints from the same series. | Prints | 2001-05-14 |
| Part of the Levant Battery, 1788. Etching by and after G F Koehler, nd; published G F Koehler, Gibraltar, 7 Jan 1788; the end of a cannon in the foreground and a large pile of cannon balls; title inscribed in pencil below plate; one of five prints from the same series. | Prints | 2001-05-15 |
| 28 photographs collected by Lt Georgina Johnstone, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, 1951-1955; relating to the Korean War, 1950-1953 and to Hong Kong and Japan; associated with the British Commonwealth Zone Medical Unit, Korea (1950-1953) and the Bombing of Hiroshima, World War Two, Far East (1941-1945). | Photographs | 1996-07-101 |
| Collection of 53 photographs taken by Maj Douglas Webster in Syria and North Africa, 1941-1943; subjects include portraits and groups and transport. | Photographs | 1989-09-48 |
| Manchester Heroes, 1819. Coloured etching after an unknown artist, nd; published by S W Fores, 1819; cavalrymen waving sabres at the rioters, and some people trampled under foot, a family group with a fainting mother and a small child in the foreground; depicting the Peterloo Massacre. | Prints | 2001-05-17 |
| Coll' Francis Hacker Executed 1660. Engraving after an unknown artist, 1800 (c); bust length portrait of a man with shoulder length hair and a moustache, wearing a breastplate and large white collar; associated with the English Civil War (1642-1649). | Prints | 2001-05-18 |
| Jacques Duc d' Hamilton Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Jarretiere, General de la Cavalerie de Charles I Roy d'Angleterre decapité a Londres 1'an 1649. Engraving after an unknown artist, 1650 (c); bust length portrait of James 1st Duke of Hamilton in full armour, facing right, the chain of the Order of the Garter around his neck; associated with the English Civil War (1642-1649). | Prints | 2001-05-19 |
| Colonel John Trevannion From The Original In Kings Clarendon, 1800 (c). Stipple engraving after an unknown artist, 1800 (c); half-length, facing right, Col John Trevannion as a young man with shoulder length hair, wearing armour and a cloak in 1660 (c); associated with the English Civil War (1642-1649). | Prints | 2001-05-20 |
| A Visit to the Camp, 1780 (c). Coloured etching after H Bunbury, 1780 (c). | Prints | 2001-05-21 |
| 2 35mm colour transparencies relating to Sir James McGrigor, Director General, Army Medical Department, 1850 (c); subjects include portrait of Sir David Wilkie and a statue outside the Royal Army Medical Corps. | Photographs | 1989-09-49 |
| The Tory Band, Concerting an Overture to the Serio, Ludicro, Tragico, Comico, Whimsiculo, Burletta called the Resignations, 1827. Coloured etched aquatint after 'H B' (John Doyle), nd; published by Thomas McLean, 1827; Wellington in the centre, in Field Marshal's uniform, playing the drum, surrounded by other men playing musical instruments. | Prints | 2001-05-22 |
| Mother Carey's Chickens, 1808. Coloured etching after Charles Williams, nd; published by S W Fores, 1808; a woman to the left, shakes out a sheet inscribed 'Pin Money' out of which small officers fall, holding money bags, with older officers looking on. | Prints | 2001-05-23 |
| A Camp Scene, 1803. Coloured etching by Thomas Rowlandson after H Bunbury, 1803; visitors to the camp, escorted by soldiers, watch a man being shaved. | Prints | 2001-05-24 |
| Photograph of Capt G P W Bullock and other British officers, of Sam Browne's Cavalry (12th Frontier Force), 1931-1932. | Photographs | 1989-09-50 |
| Wood engraving by an unknown artist, possibly published 1850 (c); medallion depicts the victorious Duke of Wellington and other generals, 1815 (c); Wellington in the centre, FM Blucher to his right, trampling an allegorical figure of France with a broken sword and imperial eagle. | Prints | 2001-05-25 |
| Photographic stereoscopic card of a Red Cross camp on the veldt; photographed by B W Kilburn, 1900 (c); photograph depicts a woman wearing a Red Cross armband seated round a camp fire with Boers; associated with the Boer War. | Photographs | 1989-09-52 |
| 15 photographs collected by Lt Col William Thomas Ponsonby Tilly (1902-1989), relating to King's Own Royal Regiment, 1930-1948 (c); subjects include parades and inspections, a portrait, cadets and the Princess Royal; also features 635 Royal Welsh Cadets LAA Regiment Royal Artillery; locations include Khartoum, Sudan, Bangor, Wales and Egypt. | Photographs | 1996-07-103 |
| A Son of Mars and his chere amie, 1818. Coloured etching attributed to George Cruickshank, or Capt Hehl, 1818; a half-size Life Guards officer, wearing a Waterloo medal, dwarfed by a Lady in a low-cut blue striped dress and pink bonnet. | Prints | 2001-05-26 |
| Photocopy of a photograph of named British officers at the Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles, Dec 1916; photographed by Johnson and Hoffman, Calcutta, India. | Photographs | 1989-09-53 |
| The Miseries Of War, 1800 (c). Coloured etched mezzotint by an unknown artist, 1800 (c); women and children run from a scene of devastation, with a burning ship in the background, flying cannonballs, and a dead man lying on the ground. | Prints | 2001-05-27 |
| 4 photographs collected by Pte F Hammett, 3rd Vol Bn East Surrey Regiment, 1890-1905 (c); subjects include signallers, children, recipients of the Volunteer Long Service Medal and a portrait of Pte Hammett. | Photographs | 1989-09-54 |
| Duke Of Wellington, Or England's Glory, 1814. Coloured engraving with typography by and after G Booth, nd; published by G Booth, 1814; star-shaped typographical design. | Prints | 2001-05-28 |
| Troupes Etrangerea [sic] P1. 29 Grenadier Anglais, 1815 (c). Coloured engraving by an unknown artist, nd; published by Martinet, Paris, 1815 (c); a grenadier raises a short sword over a crouching Turk, about to strike, and a building with a minaret in the background. | Prints | 2001-05-29 |
| Collection of 79 photographs relating to King Edward's Horse, 1902 (c)-1968; subjects include portraits, groups, reunion, parades, a funeral, a Coronation, camp and kit inspection. | Photographs | 1989-09-60 |
| Troupes Etrangerea [sic] Pl. 28 Soldat Anglais, 1815 (c). Coloured engraving by an unknown artist, nd; published by Martinet, Paris, 1815 (c); a soldier leaning against a low stone wall, full-length and facing right, with a rifle and a bayonet held in his right hand. | Prints | 2001-05-30 |
| The Trophy, 1915. Colour photolithograph signed 'A. G', possibly for Andrew Gow, published by 'Answers', March 1915; a seated Chelsea in-Pensioner examining a pickelhaube helmet in his hands, while a younger man stands by, his empty sleeve pinned to his uniform. | Prints | 2001-05-31 |
| 180 photographs collected by Maj Cyril A Solomon, Deputy Assistant Director of Graves Registration and Enquiries, 1947 (c)-1948; associated with World War Two, North West Europe, 1944-1945; subjects include portraits, social events, ceremonial events, grave, cemeteries and memorials, towns and buildings, 1947 (c)-1948. | Photographs | 1989-09-64 |
| Funeral Procession 7th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers 1860. Pencil drawing, artist unknown, 1860 (c). | Drawings and Watercolours | 2001-05-32 |
| 46th Regiment encamped at Everton nr Liverpool 1848. Pencil drawing, artist unknown, indistinctly dated 1853 in the bottom right corner, possibly signed with a monogram, 1853 (c). | Drawings and Watercolours | 2001-05-33 |
| The 84th Regiment on parade in Athlone Barracks in open column with its officers respectively attached and marked with a cross, 1822 (c). Pen and ink drawing, artist unknown, 1822 (c); a study of the regiment standing in parade formation, from a distance, with the Colour; title inscribed below. | Drawings and Watercolours | 2001-05-34 |
| The 84th Regt formed in line on some hilly ground in the neighbourhood of the town of Athlone Co Westmeath, 1822. Pen and ink drawing, artist unknown, 1822 (c); a study of the 84th Regiment standing in parade formation, from a distance, ranged over a hill, with the Colours; title inscribed below. | Drawings and Watercolours | 2001-05-35 |
| Ann Goddard-Henbury Aged 104 yrs Buried Augst 23rd 1822. Pencil drawing, artist unknown, 1822 (c); bust length study in profile of an elderly woman wearing a white shawl over her head and a white dress; title inscribed below. | Drawings and Watercolours | 2001-05-36 |
| 66 photographs mostly taken by Capt B E Scott, Intelligence Corps India, in India and Burma, 1942-1947; relating to the Far East campaign 1941-1945, World War Two; subjects include POW camps and Japanese POWs, officers messes, a dinner dance, a paddle steamer, Royal Marines, motor transport, photographic van, pagodas, views, a jeep, a cemetry, a Japanese field gun, light tanks, blanket bombing, tank traps and the Viceregal state drive through Delhi. | Photographs | 1996-07-131 |
| Major's frock serge A and overalls, nd; worn by Robert Walton Milward Webster, nd. From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Uniforms | 2001-05-37 |
| Other ranks khaki drill tunic, universal pattern, nd; no buttons. From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Uniforms | 2001-05-38 |
| No 2 dress trousers and sash, 1962 (c); worn by Cpl Knight, The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment), nd. From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Uniforms | 2001-05-39 |
| Other ranks No 1 dress trousers, Infantry, 1952 (c). From the collection of the former Buffs Regimental Museum. | Uniforms | 2001-05-71 |