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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Notebook, with pocket containing visiting cards, kept by Capt James Canavan, 64th Regiment of Foot, apparently while serving as a Sergeant Major, 1829 (c). | Archives | 1990-08-238 |
| Baltic Medal 1854-55; awarded to Sapper Alexander Wallace, Royal Sappers and Miners; impressed on rim: 'A. WALLACE. RL. SAPPERS & MINERS.'; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Medals | 2002-04-845 |
| New Zealand Campaigns Medal 1845-66 awarded to 3542 Col Sgt Edwin Bezar, 57th (West Middlesex) Regiment; impressed on rim: '3542. CR. SERGT. E. BEZAR, 57TH. REGT.'; Col Sgt Bezar was born 1838, and died in New Zealand 1936; associated with the 2nd and 3rd Maori Wars (1860-1872). | Medals | 2002-04-846 |
| Addis Ababa Medal 1936; silver medal awarded for the Defence of the British Legation, Addis Ababa 1936; awarded to 1064 Sepoy Harnam Singh, 5/14th Punjab Regiment; suspension consists of a fixed ring with a loose ring passing through it. | Medals | 2002-04-847 |
| Technical handbook, modification specifications and vehicle record books for Truck 3/4 ton 4x4 Rover (SAS modified) Desert Version Pink Panther, as used by 22 SAS, 1969-1975. [RESTRICTED] | Archives | 1990-08-239 |
| Map: Malta, Gozo and Comino Islands, Malta, 1972; Scale 1:25,000; sheet 1, edition 2-GSGS; Series M898; issued by Military Survey, Ministry of Defence. [RESTRICTED: closed for 30 years until 2002] | Maps | 2002-04-842 |
| Map: Malta, Malta West, 1972; Scale 1:25,000; sheet 2; edition 2-GSGS; Series M898; issued by Military Survey, Ministry of Defence. [RESTRICTED: closed for 30 years until 2002]. | Maps | 2002-04-843 |
| Athlone taken by Storm, 2nd July, 1691. German etching, published 1691 (c); associated with the Irish War, 1689-1691; title and key at top in German. | Prints | 1971-02-33-43 |
| Map: Malta, Malta East, 1972; Scale 1:25,000; sheet 3; edition 3-GSGS; Series M898; issued by Military Survey, Ministry of Defence.[RESTRICTED: closed for 30 years until 2002] | Maps | 2002-04-844 |
| Trophies from the Battle of Blenheim, 13 August 1704. Coloured line engraving by an unknown artist, published 1704 (c); commemorative engraving of standards captured from the French; associated with the Battle of Blenheim, War of the Spanish Succession, Northern Europe (1702-1713) 1704. | Prints | 1971-02-33-65 |
| Battle of Culloden, 16th April 1746. Coloured line engraving by Luke Sullivan after Augustin Heckel, published by John Bowles and Carver, 1746 (c); associated with the 2nd Jacobite Rebellion (1745-1746). | Prints | 1971-02-33-132 |
| Annual membership and attendance lists, Calcutta Light Horse Association, 1959-1990. | Archives | 1990-08-245 |
| Collection of letters to the 3rd Baron Raglan as Under Secretary for War, 1900-1902. | Archives | 1990-11-50 |
| Bound typescripted volume of 'Camp Fire Songs and Verse', collected by a well known cavalry regiment (the Calcutta Light Horse); a collection of the rugby song variety, 1930s. Contains graphic language and imagery. | Archives | 1990-08-246 |
| Citations and applications for awards regarding 22218758 Cpl Archibald Laidlaw, IKOSB, DCM, Korea, 1951 and 417240 2/Lt Pete Fenwick Holmes, MC, 1st Royal Leicestershire Regiment, Korea, 1952. | Archives | 1990-12-72 |
| A view of the Glorious Action of Dettingen June 27 N.S. [16 O.S.] between the Forces of the Allies and the French Army under Marshal Noailles commanded by King George of Great Britain. Coloured line engraving by I Pano after F Daremberg, published by Robert Wilkinson, London, 1743 (c); associated with the Battle of Dettingen, War of the Austrian Succession (1740-1748) 1743. | Prints | 1971-02-33-141 |
| Account of the wartime service of Maj Denys Max Thomson Morland, MC, Royal Engineers, France 1914-1918; compiled by Maj Morlands son, Mr Tim Morland, 1990. | Archives | 1990-12-73 |
| Photocopy letter from Alfred Norris in Ladysmith to his mother, October to November 1899; with photocopies of five photographs relating to Norris and his family, 1899-1919. | Archives | 1990-12-74 |
| Photocopy letter from Alfred Norris in Ladysmith to his mother, October to November 1899; with photocopies of five photographs relating to Norris and his family, 1899-1919. | Photographs | 1990-12-74 |
| The Ordnance Survey and Smaller Scale Milinary Maps of Britain 1854-1914. Press cutting from The Cartographic Journal, Vol 25, December 1988. | Archives | 1990-12-75 |
| Rank badge, officers', Royal Army Veterinary Corps, 1953, sealed pattern, 1953. | Badges | 1991-12-79 |
| Trade badge, group A tradesmen, King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1955, sealed pattern, 1955. | Badges | 1991-12-80 |
| Papers, mostly newspaper cuttings, relating to Lt Gen Charles Alexander McMahan, Indian Staff Corps. 1897-1931 (c). | Archives | 1990-12-113 |
| Official documents issued to and typescripted accounts compiled by Lt J E Whitaker, Leicestershire Regiment, World War Two, Far East, 1939-1945. | Archives | 1990-12-115 |
| Papers relating to 2/Lt Joan Elizabeth Griffin, Women's Auxiliary Service, Burma, 1945-1953. | Archives | 1990-12-112 |
| Three portrait photographs of Alfred William Crowe, 1900 (c); Crowe served with the Postal services in South Africa; associated with the Boer War. | Photographs | 1991-03-147 |
| Collection of 21 photographs of the German Army, Europe, 1939-1945; all photographs are captioned in German and the names of the photographers are given; subjects include the advance into Poland, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, France and French troops, Germany, and scenes taken during action; associated with World War Two, Europe. | Photographs | 1991-03-148 |
| The Review in Windsor Great Park in honour of/ The Shah of Persia, 24th June 1873. Greetings card after Nicholas Chevalier (1828-1902), 1877; published by The Army Benevolent Fund, 1994 (c). | Prints | 1995-04-52 |
| Papers of Brig John Gilbert Browne concerning the Iraq Levies, 1924-1932. | Archives | 1990-11-12 |
| The Royal Logistic Corps, 1994 (c). Greetings cards, artist unknown, published for the Royal Logistic Corps Charities Fund, 1994 (c); regimental badge embossed on the front. | Prints | 1995-04-53 |
| Pale orange/ brown sword bag, 1914-1918; made of canvas with a leather trim; associated with Lt (later Capt) H J Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry, World War One, Egypt | Equipment, general | 1986-06-29 |
| The Presentation of Colours by her Majesty The Queen to the 1st and 2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards on Horse Parade 26th May 1992. Greetings card after Julian Barrow, 1992; published in aid of Regimental Charities, 1994 (c); with printed insert. | Prints | 1995-04-54 |
| Printed booklet, 'Brindjap British and Indian Troops, Japan', published in Bombay, 1946 (c). | Archives | 1990-10-50 |
| WINTER SCENE, 1830 (c). Greetings card after Louis Claude Mallebranche (1790-1838); published for the Soldiers' and Airmen's Families Association, 1994 (c); figures skating on a frozen river in a rural landscape; printed for the 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards. | Prints | 1995-04-55 |
| Sudanese kaskara, 1880 (c); probably made with an imported German blade; the blade is made of steel and inscribed with a floral design, which is now much obscured; the grip is a wooden band with a cord; associated with the 1st Sudanese War, (1884-1885). | Edged Weapons | 1986-04-3 |
| Photocopy papers relating to Charles Everest, 58th Regiment, 1876-1881; includes an account of the Transvaal War. | Archives | 1990-10-36 |
| Success to the Army, and a Merry Christmas, 1885 (c). Greetings card after a Victorian greetings card, artist unknown; published for the 8th (Volunteer) Bn, The Queen's Fusiliers (City of London), 1994 (c); caricature of Guardsman carrying a Christmas pudding. | Prints | 1995-04-56 |
| Poem, 'The Joys of Burrnah [sic]' written by Pte William Cousins, The Queens Regiment, while on active service in Burma, 1886-1887; William Cousins enlisted at the regimental depot in Guildford on 24 May 1883 and joined the 2nd Battalion at Umballa on 24 Oct 1883; associated with Burma, Guerilla Warfare (1885-1895). | Archives | 1990-10-35 |
| THE LONDON REGIMENT, 1994 (c). Greeting card, artist and photographer unknown, published for the London Regiment, 1994 (c); front pictures regimental badges; photograph inside inscribed, 'The Drums and Pipes of the London Regiment/ at the Inguration [sic] Parade held at/ the Duke of York's Headquarters/ on the 1st August 1993'. | Prints | 1995-04-57 |
| Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, second pattern and scabbard, 1941; made by Wilkinson sword; the knife is made of steel and the scabbard is leather with a steel chape; associated with Mr I Boyne, World War Two (1939-1945) and Korea (1950-1953). | Edged Weapons | 1986-04-1 |
| Photocopy, memoirs of Dvr J A Daniell, Royal Army Service Corps, 1939-1941; includes details of the evacuation from Dunkirk. | Archives | 1990-10-34 |
| Lieutenant and Captain Samuel Barrett, 1st Troop of Horse Grenadier Guards (1765-1794). Miniature on ivory, artist unknown, 1794 (c); bust portrait in uniform; in gilt wooden frame, bearing label verso in pen and ink, inscribed, 'Samuel Barrett/ Captain Royal Horse Guards/ born 25.2.1765/ Died 17.12. 1794/ Buried in Spanish Town Cathedral'. | Miniatures | 1995-03-24 |
| Papers collected by Cpl (later Sgt) G F Bailey, 11th (County of London) Bn The London Regiment, 1910-1919. | Archives | 1990-10-19-12 |
| Three portrait photographs of 2/Lt Walter Montagu Ommanney, (later Major) Indian Army, 1906-1925 (c); photographs show Ommanney in a head and shoulders portrait, a half-length portrait and in a wedding photograph with his wife. | Photographs | 1991-03-149 |
| Guide to the regimental Chapel of the Cambridgeshire Regt in Ely Cathedral, 1990. | Archives | 1990-10-14 |
| Two photographs associated with the Naval Brigade, Boer War, 1900 (c); subjects include men of the Naval Brigade manning 4.7 in guns behind an earth bank and a 4.7 in gun. | Photographs | 1991-03-150 |
| Three photographs associated with Robert Bruce Campbell, Assam Valley Light Horse, 1903 (c); photographs include an equestrian portrait of Campbell, a column dismounted and resting on a road and Campbell with a friend in a horse drawn buggy. | Photographs | 1991-03-152 |
| Papers relating to the Quetta earthquake, 1935; collected by Capt A G M Steers, Indian Ordnance Corps, 1915. | Archives | 1990-09-108 |
| Collection of eight First Day Covers; issued to commemorate the ANZAC part in the Gallipoli campaign, 1915; with a sprig of rosemary, worn as a token of remembrance. | Archives | 1990-09-55 |
| Full length studio portrait photograph of Cpl Raymond Monk, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment), in marching order, 1916. | Photographs | 1991-04-65 |
| Seven photographs collected by Cpl William Pickens, Royal Field Artillery, India, 1908-1909; subjects include formal and informal groups, batteries formed up and a grave. | Photographs | 1991-04-68 |
| Printed scroll commemorating the death in the course of duty of Pte Alfred Newman, 15th Hussars, 1915. | Archives | 1990-09-105 |
| Memoir compiled by C Ayers, 7th Hussars; relates to England, North Africa, Burma, 1941-1943. | Archives | 1990-09-103 |
| Colour photograph of the plaque situated on the site of Gen Sir Thomas Picton's escalade of the castle walls, Badajoz, 1812; photograph taken by Mr Gerald Robinson, 1991 (c); associated with Peninsular War. | Photographs | 1991-04-195 |
| Twelve letters, with transcripts, written by William Bell Scott Leathart, Imperial Yeomanry, Jan 1900 to Feb 1901; with a photograph of his grave; Scott died of enteric fever, 13 Mar 1901. | Archives | 1990-09-57 |
| Twelve letters, with transcripts, written by William Bell Scott Leathart, Imperial Yeomanry, Jan 1900 to Feb 1901; with a photograph of his grave; Scott died of enteric fever, 13 Mar 1901. | Photographs | 1990-09-57 |
| Photocopy extracts from report, 'Report of the Military Board of Allied Supply, Vol II', published by the Government Printing Office, Washington, 1925. | Archives | 1990-09-59 |
| A Last Appeal to Reason by Adolf Hitler. Propaganda leaflet giving a translation of a speech before the Reichstag, 19 Jul 1940. | Archives | 1990-10-11 |
| Postcard photograph of the grave of Thomas Thetcher, North Regiment, Hampshire Militia; Thomas Thetcher died 12 May 1764 and was buried at Winchester Cathedral. | Photographs | 1991-04-197 |
| Four lapel badges, Stoke Newington War Hospital Supply Depot, 1915-1919. | Badges | 1991-12-89 |
| Proficiency badge, best swordsman in a regiment of cavalry, nd, sealed pattern, possibly 1915. | Badges | 1991-12-90 |
| Pair of collar badges, 15th/19th Hussars, 1930, sealed pattern, 1930. | Badges | 1991-12-87 |
| Mk II kukri and scabbard, 1916; scabbard made of wood and leather; blade is steel; associated with Gurkha Rifles, World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1986-03-27 |
| Shoulder title, The Queen's Westminsters, The King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1953, sealed pattern, 1953. | Badges | 1991-12-88 |
| Trade badge, Pioneer, Light Infantry Regiments but not worn by Highland Light Infantry, 1955, sealed pattern, 1955. | Badges | 1991-12-81 |
| Proficiency badge, Rangetakers', Royal Artillery, 1929, sealed pattern, 1929. | Badges | 1991-12-82 |
| Trade badge, Surveyor, Class I, Royal Artillery, 1929, sealed pattern, 1929. | Badges | 1991-12-83 |
| Pencil dagger, 1939-1945; steel blade has a narrow triangular spike and is concealed within pencil; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-50 |
| Helmet, Tarleton pattern, officers', 9th Light Dragoons, 1806 (c). | Uniforms | 1966-09-39 |
| Trade badge, Battery Surveyor, 1929, sealed pattern, 1929. | Badges | 1991-12-84 |
| Proficiency badge, skill in driving (mechanised units), Royal Artillery, 1927, sealed pattern, 1927. | Badges | 1991-12-85 |
| SECOND (or the Queen's) REGIMENT OF DRAGOON GUARDS; coloured engraving, 1799; from the series 'British Military Library'; published by J Carpenter and Company, London, April 1799. | Prints | 1973-10-82 |
| Arm badge, unidentified, 1939, sealed pattern, 1939. | Badges | 1991-12-86 |
| Letter sent with the BEM to WO2 Kenneth E Tiley, Royal Army Ordnance Corps 1960, signed Elizabeth. | Archives | 1990-09-102 |
| French multicoloured flags postcard, 4 Nov 1915; from L/Cpl Arthur Lush, 2nd Field Coy New Zealand Engineers, in Gallipoli to Miss Edna Kenderdine [?], New Zealand; date stamped 'Infantry Brigade/ Field/ Post Office/ N.Z. Division', with British square censor handstamp 'No 2226' in red and manuscript signature of A S Falconer. | Archives | 2002-04-848 |
| Pencil dagger, 1939-1945; blade is concealed within pencil; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-48 |
| Envelope letter from London to 2/Lt George A Hicks, 3 Aug 1839, 60th (King's Royal Rifle Corps) Regiment of Foot; with Zante arrival strike of 24 Aug 1839; paid manuscript '2/6' in red and '6' in black. | Archives | 2002-04-849 |
| Papers collected by Maj (later Lt Col) Robert Crerar; 14th (County of London) Bn The London Regiment, 1915 (c). | Archives | 1990-09-101 |
| Fountain pen dagger, 1939-1945; steel blade has triangular spike; blade is concealed within representation of ordinary pen; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-47 |
| Collection of badges associated with the Dragoon Guards. From the collection of Maj H G Parkyn. | Badges | 1970-12-75-1 |
| Regimental medal for merit, 1817 (c); silver medal awarded to Cpl John Partridge, 1st (or Royal) Regiment of Dragoons. | Medals | 1988-03-71 |
| Arm or leg dagger and leather scabbard, 1939-1945; steel blade is triangular; grip is round and roughened; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-46 |
| Christmas card; Illustrated by panoramas of the entrance to the Dardonelles, and Achi Balsa, and with humorous sketches of British and Turkish soldiers; includes a brief note on the formation of the Royal Naval Division and of its subsequent services; produced by the Royal Navy Division and sent from Gallipoli. | Archives | 1990-09-100 |
| 4th London Collection, King's Cup, 1936. Two handled silver cup, with lid and wooden plinth in oak case; hallmarked London 1929; made by 'S G', possibly Sebastian Henry Garrard; inscribed, 'Challenge Cup. Presented by King Edward VIII, to The National Artillery Association for Horse Field and Medium Artillery Competition, 1936. Won by 91st (4th London) Field Brigade RA (TA) 363rd Battery'; engraved with coat of arms on opposite side. | Silver | 1995-02-113 |
| 23rd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (Lancers) Medal for Merit, 1816. Silver medal awarded to Quarter Master Joseph Crouchley who served with the regiment, Napoleonic Wars, Waterloo (1815). | Medals | 1959-11-73 |
| Warrant giving authorisation for the payment of £2000 to Robert Adair, Inspector General of Regimental Infirmaries 5 Sept 1781; with manuscript transcription. | Archives | 1990-09-99 |
| History of the Northumberland Regiment of Fencible Infantry,1795-1802; compiled by G S Edwards, 1990. | Archives | 1990-09-56 |
| FULL DRESS UNIFORM OF AN OFFICER of the Fifteenth Light Dragoons; coloured aquatint by J C Stadler after Charles Hamilton Smith; published by C Chrippes, London, 17 Dec 1810; inscribed as title and below right, 'Aquatint by Stadler', below left, ' Designed by Smith'. | Prints | 1982-04-377 |
| Special Operation thrust dagger, 1939-1945; steel blade is spiked and angled downward from the grip; the string loop can be used to protect the tip when not in use; the grip is curved; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-45 |
| Letters sent by Gnr S E Edwards, 20th Bty, 7th London Brigade Royal Field Artillery, 2nd London Division, British Expeditionary Force, France, to his fiancee Miss E M Goodall, 1915-1918; Gnr Edwards was killed in 1918 and is buried in Zillibeke British War Cemetery, South East Belgium. | Archives | 1990-08-131 |
| Mirliton, other ranks', 11th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons, 1805 (c). | Uniforms | 1982-07-45 |
| Special Operation thrust dagger with finger loop, 1939-1945; steel blade is spiked; grip is curved; associated with Lt Col Donald Hamilton-Hill, Army Commandos, Cameron Highlanders, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-02-44 |
| Jacket, vest, barrel sash and plume, 16th (or Queen's) Light Dragoons, worn by Lt William Polhill, 1815 (c); associated with Napoleonic Wars, Waterloo (1815). | Uniforms | 1963-09-215 |
| Photocopy diary, illustrated with photographs and ephemera, kept by Gnr P S Rhodes, Royal Artillery, Malaya and as a Prisoner of War in Japan, 1939 -1945. | Archives | 1990-08-236 |
| A Trooper of the 10th (or The Prince of Wales's Own) Regiment of Light Dragoons, 1798; line engraving by J Barfield after Maj Gen Warnery, 'Remarks on Cavalry'; published 1798 . | Prints | 1974-12-72 |
| Printed book, 'Redcoats and Rebels: The War for America, 1770 -1781' by Christopher Hibbert, Grafton Books, London 1990; annotated with source references by the author. | Archives | 1990-08-231 |
| Coatee, short-tailed, 8th (King's Royal Irish) Light Dragoons, 1815 (c). | Uniforms | 1963-09-286 |
| Diary, 'PanzerArmee Afrika, Kalendar, 1943'; presumably issued to the Afrika Korps; includes sections of useful information concerning North Africa and the forces engaged in the theatre. | Archives | 1990-09-11 |
| Printed manuals for signallers; two in French and one in French and Greek, issued for use in the field apparently during the Greek War of Independence, 1825. | Archives | 1990-12-94 |
| Two commissions to Charles Colley Foster to be Adjutant 1867, and Captain 1872, in the 12th Foot; with a plan of the operations along the Waitara River, New Zealand. | Archives | 1990-12-87 |