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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| 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 |
| Creamware side dish, 1922 (c); manufactured by Booths, England; associated with the 10th Baluch Regiment; kidney shaped dish with hand painted dark green and gold striped border and the 10th Baluch Regiment regimental badge transfer-printed in red; stamped on verso, 'Booths/ Silicon China/ Made In England'. | Ceramics | 2002-04-850 |
| Two commissions to Colley Lyons Lucas Foster to be Ensign, 1st or South Gloucestershire Militia 1798, and Lieutenant, 54th Foot, 1800. | Archives | 1990-12-86 |
| Porcelain trinket box, 1970 (c); no maker's mark; square box with transfer printed lid; lid depicts an owl perching on crossed swords, within a black cartouche, inscribed, 'Staff College/ Camberley'; the body of the box is black glazed; stamped on verso, '14'. | Ceramics | 2002-04-851 |
| Creamware model of the Cenotaph, 1920 (c); manufactured by J W Botolph and Company; transfer printed with the crest of the City of London, with a hand painted gold wreath above and a gold line around the base; inscribed, 'City Of London/ The blood of heroes/ is the seed of freedom'; stamped on verso, 'Botolph/ JW and Co.'. | Ceramics | 2002-04-852 |
| Photocopy printed book, 'An Easy Plan of Discipline for a Militia' by Timothy Pickernig, Salem, New England, 1775. | Archives | 1990-12-84 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Maj Gen Sir John Denton Pinkstone French, 1900 (c); manufactured by William Kent, Staffordshire; Maj Gen French is depicted on a horse facing right, in a cocked hat and full military uniform, white and gilt; indented on base: 'French'; one of a series of 'Late Victorian War Commanders Series I' by Sampson Smith. | Ceramics | 2002-04-853 |
| Envelope addressed to Maj J B Hayes, Combined Repartriation Executive, BAOR, Berlin, 1946. | Archives | 1990-12-15 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Gen Gordon (1833-1885), 1885 (c); manufactured by Kent and Parr, Staffordshire, 1900 (c); Gen Gordon on a horse facing left, in fez, military uniform and knee-boots, white and gilt; indented on base: 'Gordon'; one of a series of 'Late Victorian War Commanders Series I' by Sampson Smith; associated with 1st Sudan War (1884-1885). | Ceramics | 2002-04-854 |
| Autograph book of Nurse E Ward Williams, contains poems, anecdotes, sketches and autographs contributed by patients at the Base Hospital, Oxford 1915-1917. | Archives | 1990-11-15 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Maj Gen Sir Hector MacDonald, 1898 (c); manufactured by William Kent, Staffordshire, 1898 (c); Maj Gen MacDonald on a horse facing left, in cocked hat and full military uniform and knee-boots, white and gilt; indented on base: 'Macdonald'; one of a series of 'Late Victorian War Commanders Series I' by Sampson Smith. | Ceramics | 2002-04-855 |
| Notes of a lecture given by C E Messent to the Wimbledon Probus Club, 1990, concerning his experiences as a POW of the Japanese 1941-1945. | Archives | 1990-10-39 |
| Six documents: demobilization account, character certificate, and envelope; issued to Pte A A Potter, Machine Gun Corps, 1919. | Archives | 1990-08-121 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Maj Gen Sir Herbert Stewart (1843-1885), 1885 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1885 (c); Maj Gen Stewart on a horse facing right, in military jacket and knee-boots, with double saddle-cloth, white and gilt; indented on base: 'G. Stewart'; Gen Stewart is depicted at the time of the 1st Sudan War (1884-1885). | Ceramics | 2002-04-856 |
| Knife with leather scabbard; designed by Felix Joubert, Chelsea, London; design is based on an ancient Welsh sword; associated with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1985-10-26 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Col Frederick Gustavus Burnaby (1842-1885), 1885 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1885 (c); Col Burnaby on a horse facing left, in helmet, military jacket and knee-boots, with single saddle-cloth, white and gilt; indented on base: 'C. Burnaby'; Col Burnaby is depicted at the time of the 1st Sudan War (1884-1885). | Ceramics | 2002-04-857 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Maj Gen Sir John French, 1900 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1900 (c); Maj Gen French on a horse facing left, in helmet and full military uniform, white and gilt; inscribed in gilt on base: 'General French'; Gen French is depicted at the time of the Boer War (1899-1902). | Ceramics | 2002-04-858 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Gen Sir Redvers Buller, 1899 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1899 (c); Gen Buller on a horse facing right, in peaked cap and full military uniform, white and gilt; inscribed in gilt on base: 'General Buller'; Gen Buller is depicted at the time of the Boer War (1899-1902). | Ceramics | 2002-04-859 |
| Skean Dhu dirk, standard pattern, scabbard and wax seal, 1954; used by Scottish Highland Regiment, 1954; has complete War Office sealed pattern; steel blade with brass, black plastic, and glass fittings; the grip is decorated with a figure of St Andrew; made by Marshall and Aitken, Edinburgh, Scotland; seal has pattern room label. | Edged Weapons | 1985-10-24 |
| Skean Dhu dirk, standard pattern, scabbard and wax seal, 1954; used by Scottish Highland Regiment, 1954; has complete War Office sealed pattern; steel blade with brass, black plastic, and glass fittings; the grip is decorated with a figure of St Andrew; made by Marshall and Aitken, Edinburgh, Scotland; seal has pattern room label. | Equipment, general | 1985-10-24 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Maj Gen Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald, 1900 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1900 (c); Gen Macdonald on a horse facing right, in helmet and military uniform, white and gilt; inscribed in gilt on base: 'Major Macdonald'; associated with the Gordon Highlanders; Maj Macdonald is depicted at the time of the Boer War (1899-1902). | Ceramics | 2002-04-860 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of FM Count Helmuth von Moltke (1800-1891), 1870 (c); manufactured by Sampson Smith, Staffordshire, 1899 (c); FM von Moltke on a horse facing right, in plumed helmet, uniform and knee-boots, with single saddle-cloth, virtually uncoloured; inscribed on base: 'G. Moltke'; associated with the Prussian Army. | Ceramics | 2002-04-861 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Gen Sir Colin Campbell, 1857 (c); unknown manufacturer, 1857 (c); Gen Campbell on a horse facing right, in plumed bonnet and full military uniform, gilt and coloured; indented on base: 'Campbell'; Gen Campbell at the time of the Indian Mutiny (1857-1859). | Ceramics | 2002-04-862 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Gen Sir Henry Havelock (1795-1857), 1857 (c); unknown manufacturer, 1857 (c); Gen Havelock on a horse facing left, wearing a hat with a sun-curtain and military uniform, gilt and coloured; indented on base: 'Havelock'; Gen Havelock at the time of the Indian Mutiny (1857-1859). | Ceramics | 2002-04-863 |
| Two photographs showing 14th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers, 1915, and the Pershawar Vale Hunt, 1926; collected by M N Dillon | Photographs | 1987-01-65 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Lt Gen Sir George Brown (1790-1865), 1854 (c); unknown manufacturer, 1854 (c); Lt Gen Brown on a horse facing right, bareheaded and in military uniform, holding his cocked hat against the saddle, white and gilt; indented on base: 'Brown'; Lt Gen Brown is depicted at the time of the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Ceramics | 2002-04-864 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of FM George William Frederick Charles, Second Duke of Cambridge, 1854 (c); unknown manufacturer, 1854 (c); the Duke of Cambridge is depicted on a horse facing right, bareheaded and in military uniform; inscribed on base: 'Duke Of Cambridge'; the Duke of Cambridge is depicted at the time of the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Ceramics | 2002-04-865 |
| Earthenware equestrian figurine of Gen Pelissier (1794-1864), 1854 (c); unknown manufacturer, 1854 (c); Gen Pelissier on a horse facing left, bareheaded, in full military uniform, holding his plumed, cocked hat, white and gilt; inscribed on base: 'General Pelissier'; associated with the French Army; Gen Pelissier at the time of the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Ceramics | 2002-04-866 |
| Skean Dhu dirk, standard pattern, scabbard, and seal, 1902; associated with Cameron Highlanders; steel blade with brass, black plastic, and glass fittings; made by Marshall and Aitken, Edinburgh, Scotland; sealed pattern label, signed by Col Spencer, refers to Public Record Office papers 61002/Inf/720. | Edged Weapons | 1985-10-23 |
| Skean Dhu dirk, standard pattern, scabbard, and seal, 1902; associated with Cameron Highlanders; steel blade with brass, black plastic, and glass fittings; made by Marshall and Aitken, Edinburgh, Scotland; sealed pattern label, signed by Col Spencer, refers to Public Record Office papers 61002/Inf/720. | Equipment, general | 1985-10-23 |
| Sixteen photographs collected by CSM Joseph Williams, DCM, 4th Bn Wocestershire Regiment, 1880 (c)-1920; subjects include portraits in uniform, officers and NCOs, groups, massed bands at king George V's Coronatin and family portraits. | Photographs | 1991-04-198 |
| 13 postcard photographs, showing subjects such as: troops on their way to the trenches; troops on exercise; German prisoners of war; decorating a Canadian soldier in the field, 1916; collected by George Price. | Photographs | 1987-01-67 |
| The Battle of Lexington, 19th April 1775. Coloured engraving by C Tiebout after E Tisdale, published by C and A Tiebout, 29 Gold Stret, New York, USA, 1 Jan 1798; the fight at Lexington as British Regulars return from Concord, rather than the skirmish that morning at Lexington Green; associated with the Battle of Lexington, American War of Independence (1775-1783) 1775. | Prints | 1971-02-33-224 |
| Two group photographs of Regulars and Volunteers, 1870 (c); associated with the River Severn Submarine Miners, Vol Royal Engineers, 1893 (c). | Photographs | 1991-05-9 |
| The Capture of Louisbourg, 1745. Coloured line engraving by Brooks after J Stevens, published by Black Horse in Cornhill, London, August 1747; associated with War of the Austrian Succession (1740-1748). | Prints | 1971-02-33-227 |
| Jambiya and sheath, 1984 (c). Presented by Brigadier Rashid al Zaidi, Director of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces Museum, to William Reid, Director of the National Army Museum, on 27th August 1985. Made in Saham, Sohar, Oman. In presentation box. | Edged Weapons | 1985-09-34 |
| Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife and scabbard; has chequered grip; belonged to Lt Col Dimitri Neverovski, Army Commandos, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1985-08-23 |
| Kukri, karda, chakmak and frog, 1930 (c); side knives are missing; associated with Gurkha Rifles; was given to donor by Maj Henderson at Pune, 1930. | Edged Weapons | 1985-08-22 |
| Kukri, karda, chakmak and frog, 1930 (c); side knives are missing; associated with Gurkha Rifles; was given to donor by Maj Henderson at Pune, 1930. | Equipment, general | 1985-08-22 |
| Queen Victoria gift chocolate box (narrow type) containing six bars of chocolate; reputedly received by an unknown soldier of the Connaught Rangers, 1900. | Equipment, general | 1951-01-7 |
| Service kukri and scabbard, 1915; the scabbard is made of black leather with a brass chape; the kukri has a riveted tand, wooden hilt and metal pommel plate; associated with Gurkha Rifles, World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1985-08-21 |
| Coatee and overalls, officers', 22nd Light Dragoons, worn by Maj Gen Sir Robert Travers, 1815-1820. | Uniforms | 1983-09-75 |
| Manuscript standing orders, 1797; associated with 10th (or Prince of Wales's Own) Regiment of Light Dragoons; compiled by Lt Col Cartwright and issued at Guildford Barracks, 1797; bound in book form; the day to day life of the regiment was governed by its standing orders, this copy was either compiled by or formerly in the possession of Ambrose Goddard, a captain in the 10th Light Dragoons who was subsequently MP for Cricklade. | Archives | 1969-06-22 |
| Dirk, 1800 (c); associated with the Scottish Militia, possibly the East Lothian Militia, 1800; also associated with the Bombay Light Cavalry and the East India Company; stamped on hilt, [crown] over 'ELM'; engraved on blade: 'Prosser, Manufacturer to the King Prosser, LONDON'; inscribed: 'East India Company', with a lion. | Edged Weapons | 1985-06-161 |
| Coatee, short-tailed, service dress, other ranks', 1st Regiment of Life Guards, 1814 (c). | Uniforms | 1958-12-72 |
| Skean dhu knife and scabbard, 1860 (c); associated with Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; made by M and S, Edinburgh, Scotland. | Edged Weapons | 1985-06-23 |
| Helmet, crest and plume, Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, 1814-1817. | Uniforms | 1963-09-313 |
| Queen Victoria gift chocolate box (broad type), 1900; received by Capt H F N Jourdain, 1st Bn Connaught Rangers. | Equipment, general | 1956-02-888 |
| Kukri, 1950 (c); issued to 5th Gurkha Rifles; one piece wooden grip with brass pommel and diamond shaped pommel fastening; black leather scabbard with leather strap with brass chape and bearing a brass badge of the 5th Gurkha Rifles; also has the attached leather pouch, karda, chakmak and a leather frog. | Edged Weapons | 1985-05-29 |
| Princess Mary gift box, 1914; received by Maj H F N Jourdain in 1915. | Equipment, general | 1956-02-921 |
| Tulwar sword and scabbard, 1817; associated with Gen Sir John Hearsey, 6th Bengal Cavalry; scabbard made of wood and covered with green velvet. | Edged Weapons | 1984-11-236 |
| Entry of the Royal Troops into New York, 1776. Contemporary coloured line engraving, artist unknown, probably published, 1776 (c). | Prints | 1971-02-33-278 |
| Queen Victoria gift chocolate box (broad type), 1900; reputedly received by an unknown soldier of the Connaught Rangers. | Equipment, general | 1956-04-22 |
| Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knive, 3rd pattern, and scabbard, 1943 (c); grip is cast alloy; scabbard is brown leather with a blackened brass chape; associated with Special Forces, Indian Army, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1984-10-111 |
| Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, variant of second pattern, and scabbard, 1942 (c); knife has copper plated, blackened brass grip; scabbard is brown leather with blackened steel chape; associated with Special Forces, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1984-10-110 |
| Three ambrotype portraits, two relating to the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 17th Lancers and one relating to HEICS Addiscombe cadet. | Photographs | 1987-01-68 |
| Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, variant of second pattern, and scabbard, 1939-1945; fine knurling on grip; grip is made of blackened brass and is copper plated; scabbard is brown leather with blackened brass chape; associated with Special Forces, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1984-10-109 |
| Two guidons, 1795-1796; First or King's Guidon; associated with 21st Light Dragoons; scarlet with buff design; Second or Regimental Guidon; associated with 31st Light Dragoons; buff with scarlet design; the term 'guidon' is a corruption of the old French 'guyd homme', the leader of a group of horsemen. In the seventeenth century each troop of cavalry had its own guidon but by the latter part of the eighteenth century each regiment usually carried between two and four guidons irrespective of the number of troops. | Flags and Colours | 1956-09-8 |
| Calendar photographs showing exterior views of barracks and associated military buildings.Front cover inscribed: 'Calendar 1984 Historic Military Buildings in Australia'. Back cover inscribed: 'produced by the Army Wives Association A C T'. | Photographs | 1987-01-114 |
| Fighting knife and scabbard with webbing leg strap, 1942 (c); symmetrical, spear-pointed, double-edged blade, and elliptical crossguard; grip is wooden; scabbard is leather with metal mouthpiece; associated with the Indian Army, Indian Army Airborne Forces, World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1984-10-108 |
| Third guidon, 11th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons, 1801 (c). | Flags and Colours | 1982-05-118 |
| Sabretache, officers', 16th (or The Queen's) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons, 1799 (c). | Equipment, uniform | 1965-01-21 |
| Push dagger and leather sheath, 1915 (c); blade is spear-shaped with elliptical section; two fullers on each side of blade are set at right angle to shaped alloy grip; knuckle guard is steel; made by Robbins, Dudley, Worcestershire; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1984-09-13 |
| Sabretache, officers', 4th (Queen's Own) Dragoons, possibly worn by Maj Gen N Norcliffe, 1815 (c). | Equipment, uniform | 1960-09-42 |
| Bagh Nakh, 'Tigers' Claw'; two brass rings (for the fingers) attached to a brass plate with four steel claws; for the left hand; obtained from a dacoit in Belgaum District, India, 1945; associated with the Indian Police. | Edged Weapons | 1984-07-43 |
| Mk II kukri, 1920 (c); no scabbard; kukri with single fuller; with wooden hilt, two rivets, and a steel pommel cap, held by two nails; blade markings 'IG' and '[arrow]/ I', indicate ownership by Indian Government; associated with the Gurkha Rifles. | Edged Weapons | 1984-04-138 |
| Kukri and scabbard, 1943; associated with the Gurkha Rifles; kukri of official make; blade is stamped with 'S.C 43 [cross in circle]'; grip consists of two plates of dark brown wood, rivetted to tang with two brass rivets and washers; grip is stamped with 'SA' over illegible stamping which could be '150'; official issue wooden scabbard, covered with light brown leather; with frog retension ledge and brass chape. | Edged Weapons | 1984-02-68 |
| Photograph of an oil painting, showing a portrait of Maj William Light founder of Adelaide, in the uniform of an Assistant Quarter Master General, 1814 (c). | Photographs | 1987-01-115 |
| Officer's dirk and scabbard, Gordon Highlanders, 1910- 1936; two studs missing on hilt; silver plated fittings; scabbard has regimental badge on mouthpiece, thistles on mounts, knife and fork, and black leather covering. | Edged Weapons | 1983-08-9 |
| Group photograph taken in the quadrangle of the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1915 (c); the majority of the subjects wear United Arts Volunteer Rifles cap badges; the officer wears general service badges; the man seated at his left wears that of the City of London Volunteer Regiment; a man on the front row, second from right wears that of the South london Volunteer Training Corps, the Post Office Engineers Volunteer Training Corps, the Essex Volunteer Regiment, or the Surrey Volunteer Training Corps. | Photographs | 1987-02-5 |
| Trench knife and scabbard, 1915 (c); conical blade with stippling and gutter; cylindrical, steel grip with knurling; steel knuckle duster guard; steel scabbard with black finish and wide, riveted steel, belt loop; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1983-07-103 |
| View of the Landing Place above the Town of Quebec describing the Assault...on the Hauteurs D'Abraham Septr. 13th 1759. Coloured engraving by P C Canot after Francis Swain, published by Robert Sayer, John Bowles and Son and E Bakewell and H Parker, London, 1760 (c); associated with Seven Years War, North America (1756-1763). | Prints | 1971-02-33-315 |
| Kukri and scabbard, issue pattern, 1915 (c); associated with Gurkha Brigade, World War One; wooden grip and screwed tang; probably made by ordnance factory; wooden scabbard covered with brown leather. | Edged Weapons | 1983-07-102 |
| Photograph relating to the Cavalry of an informal group of officers in various orders of dress in Canterbury, 20th July 1883; photographer: J Batemann. | Photographs | 1987-02-16 |
| Collection of engravings published by Adrian Schoonebeeck (1658 (c)-1705) from the Dutch series 'The Life of William III', published 1691 (c); associated with William III and the Irish War (1689-1691). | Prints | 1971-02-33-509 |
| Dirk and scabbard, 1890 (c); associated with Scottish Rifles Regt; white metal pommel decorated with crown and thistles; scabbard mouthpiece decorated with stringed bugle, with SR below a star and thistle spray; locket decorated with a sphinx; chape decorated with thistle spray; made by Peter Henderson, Glasgow. | Edged Weapons | 1983-07-97 |
| Five portrait photographs relating to Siegfried Blumfeld, City Imperial Volunteers, 1900-1901. | Photographs | 1987-02-17 |
| Kukri model K45, with scabbard, 1945; later became the India Mark 3 model, in use until today.Blade with single fuller.and scabbard, 1945; associated with Gurkhas, World War Two, Far East; locally manufactured in India, due to a shortage of regulation pattern; scabbard without attachments or ancilliary knives. | Edged Weapons | 1983-04-104 |
| Conquests in the Glorious 1759. Engraving published by J Hawkins, London, 1760; sampler illustrating actions in the London Gazettes extraordinary - two depicting capture of Guadeloupe and one of Quebec the surrender at Niagara and "six other naval and historical incidents". | Prints | 1971-02-33-94 |
| Photographs showing groups; portraits; views in Egypt in 1940 (c); British Empire Leave Club, Cologne; theatricals; cemetery, Tel-el-Kebir; collected by Donald Frank Lloyd, 1940-1946 (c); associated with the Egyptian War (1882) and World War Two, Middle East (1939-1945). | Photographs | 1987-02-18 |
| Trench knife and sheath, 1915 (c); associated with World War One; double-edged blade, with spear point; double looped knuckleduster handle, made of cast aluminium; made by Robbins, Dudley, Worcestershire. | Edged Weapons | 1983-04-103 |
| English sheath knife and scabbard, 1940; associated with Mechanised Transport Corps; possibly associated with Miss Constance Rooke; grip of leather disks; aluminium pommel and brass guard; brown leather scabbard with white metal rivets; made in Sheffield. Associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1983-02-60 |
| Green webbing sheath for machete, 1944 (c); pattern equipment. | Equipment, general | 1983-01-139 |
| Machete and two leather scabbards, 1943; associated with World War Two; made by J B Brooks and Company Limited, 1942. | Edged Weapons | 1983-01-124 |
| Princess Mary tobacco box, containing an unopened foil packet, 1914. | Equipment, general | 1956-07-84-1 |
| A Recruiting Sergeant of the 33rd Regiment of Foot, 1814; coloured aquatint by R and D Havell, after George Walker; published by Robinson and Son, Leeds, 1 Jan 1814; from the series 'Costumes of Yorkshire'; depicts a recruiting party in action outside a pub, the 'Lord Wellington', plying impressionable yokels with beer, a flat oatcake on the Sergeant's sword is a regimental tradition and symbolises the plentiful food promised to recruits. | Prints | 1961-10-67 |
| Machete, made in Sheffield, 1917; scabbard made by Timber, 1918; associated with World War One; scabbard covered with leather. | Edged Weapons | 1982-09-21 |
| THE LOCK STEP, or drilling for the Review; coloured etching after Capt Charles Aylmer, 11th Regiment of Foot; published by S W Fores, London, 4 Aug 1797; having served in the Army from 1789 to 1799, the artist draws on his experiences to poke fun at the state of many raw recruits. New recruits were intensively drilled, two or three times a day for about six months before they were considered fit for active service. | Prints | 1975-07-27 |
| Princess Mary tobacco box; owned by Lt J V Macartney, POW Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians); contains one unopened and one opened foil packet, and a card in an envelope, 1914. | Equipment, general | 1956-08-68 |
| Short hunting knife and leather scabbard, 1890; associated with Lt Col S C H Tighe; knife has brass crossguard, hinged peice for lanyard, and antler grips; scabbard has two brass bands and chape. | Edged Weapons | 1982-06-89 |
| ST GEORGE'S VOLUNTEERS Charging down Bond Street, after clearing the Ring in Hyde Park, & Storming the Dunghill at Marybone; coloured etching by and after James Gillray, 1797 (c); published by Mrs Hannah Humphrey, Bond Street, London, 1797; Gillray takes a sardonic view of the military value of the voluntary movement, here a gallant charge clears female shoppers from Bond Street. | Prints | 1981-03-70 |
| Mk II kukri and scabbard, official issue, World War One; associated with Gurkha Rifles, 1917; associated with Ishapore Ordnance Factory, 1917; wooden grip with brass rivets; wooden scabbard covered with brown leather with frog. | Edged Weapons | 1982-05-19 |
| Princess Mary tobacco box; two wooden pipes, and a rolled brown leaf cigar; owned by Capt C A Ogden, 1914. | Equipment, general | 1959-02-33 |
| Machete associated with World War Two; square ended single edged blade; grip consists of two pieces of rounded wood and 610 in lozenge. | Edged Weapons | 1982-05-18 |
| Ten engravings of the British Army in Paris entitled 'Costumes Millitaires', published by Genty, Paris, 1815 (c). Associated with the Napoleonic Wars, Occupation of Paris, 1815. | Prints | 1978-11-103 |
| Princess Mary tobacco box; owned by Capt C A Ogden, 1st Bn Bedfordshire Regiment; containing one unopened and one opened foil packet, a photograph of Princess Mary and a card in an envelope; 1914. | Equipment, general | 1959-02-34 |
| Dress dirk, sealed pattern, and scabbard with knife and fork; with box, label and seal, 8-3-1861, indicating association with the 42nd Royal Highlanders; made by Hamburger Rogers and Co, London. | Edged Weapons | 1981-03-46 |
| Collection of 62 official and press photographs in North Africa, Italy and North West Europe during World War Two, 1942-1945. | Photographs | 1991-05-10 |
| Dirk and scabbard, regimental pattern with side-knife and fork; associated with 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire) Highlanders, post 1881; made by Marshall and Sons, Edinburgh; blade and scabbard decorated with crown, cypher, cat and boar's head. | Edged Weapons | 1980-07-77 |
| Princess Mary gift box, containing a pencil case made from a .303 in cartridge case, and an olive drab handkerchief with a card attached by a safety pin, 1914 | Equipment, general | 1959-10-192 |