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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Black leather kukri frog, Brigade of Gurkhas, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1959 (c). | Edged Weapons | 2002-06-62 |
| Khaki shoulder strap for rucksacks, special, nd; standard pattern, sealed, 1958 (c); printed on underside of strap, 'M. E. C. o 1942'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-63 |
| Line bracing for portable shelter, single, nd; working pattern, sealed 1956 (c); rope complete with wooden runner and metal ring. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-64 |
| Two photographs relating to Rugby's celebration of the Armistice, 1918. | Photographs | 1988-09-27 |
| Collection of papers relating to Ann Dudley, 1809-1819; Ann Dudley was the wife of William Pennell, 21st Light Dragoons; they were married at Cape Town, 4 Jul 1812. | Archives | 2002-06-65 |
| Photocopies of three typescript files from the Scottish Infantry Depot, 1979-1985. Includes Officers' Mess Rules 1979(c), | Archives | 1986-06-95-1 |
| Black plastic protective goggles, 1959 (c); standard pattern, sealed 1959 (c); with glass lenses and elasticated strap. | Scientific Instruments | 2002-06-66 |
| Papers relating to postal and telecommunications in the Trieste-Venezia Giulia areas collected by Maj H A Hayward, Royal Signals, Chief of Post and Telecommunications, Allied Military Government, 1945-1954. | Archives | 2002-06-67 |
| Three home-made, stitched volumes used as diaries by Lt William Stirling, Royal Artillery, Crimean War, 9 Jan 1855- 25 Mar 1856. | Archives | 1986-06-96 |
| Photograph showing William Speakman, VC with family, 1952. | Photographs | 1988-09-28 |
| Two photographs showing a dust storm in the Western Desert, 1942 (c). | Photographs | 1988-09-29 |
| 30 photographs showing: portraits and groups; senior officers; invasion of Sicily; tanks and transport vehicles; stacking shells; neutralising mines; Poles raising their flag at Mont Cassino; Eastern Front; Russian troops on campaign; escort type aircraft carriers, 1939-1945. | Photographs | 1988-09-30 |
| Collection of eleven printed maps of the Western Front, apparently the property of an officer named Parkin, World War One (1914-1918). | Maps | 1986-08-57 |
| Brown leather rifle sling, pattern 1914; working pattern, sealed 1959 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-68 |
| Leather securing straps, Mk I, nd; working pattern, sealed 1959 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-69 |
| Brown leather strap for a mess tin, nd; working pattern, sealed 1956 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-70 |
| Brown leather strap for securing canopy to dash, 1943; working pattern, sealed 1959 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-71 |
| Four group photographs collected by Maj Claud Frederic Thomas Lindsay, 33rd Bty, Royal Field Artillery, killed in action on the Western Front, 31 Mar 1918; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Photographs | 2002-06-72 |
| Postcard photograph sent by 'Horace' of a hospital ward in an unidentified building, possibly a church, 1914-1918. | Photographs | 2002-06-73 |
| Pattern book of the military clothing company J R Gaunt; covers the period 23 Sep 1926 to Sep 1928. | Archives | 2002-06-74 |
| Captain Lieutenant and Captain Thomas Davis Lamb, MP, (1775-1818), Cinque Ports Fencible Cavalry, 1797 (c). Oil on canvas by Arthur William Devis (1762-1822); half-length in uniform, to the left, bareheaded and with a pelisse across his shoulders. | Oil Paintings | 2002-06-81 |
| Eight photographs possibly taken in Egypt, 7th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery, relating to World War Two, Middle East, 1940-1943. | Photographs | 1988-09-38 |
| Ten photographs relating to the Long Range Desert Group and Capt J Elwes, 1940-1943. | Photographs | 1988-09-39 |
| Officer's shako plate, British Foreign Legion, 1855 (c); associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Badges | 2002-06-83 |
| Officer's shako plate, British German Legion, 1856 (c); associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Badges | 2002-06-84 |
| Three photographs showing Sennybridge Camp entrance, 1950 (c). | Photographs | 1988-09-40 |
| Map of Battle of Tonhausen, 1759; includes orders of battle, and on the maps coloured representations of the movements of the troops, with a key and detailed explanation. | Maps | 1986-08-58 |
| Map of the Battle of Alma, 16 Oct 1854; gives the position of the opposing troops before the battle commenced. | Maps | 1986-08-59 |
| Map depicting the naval battle which marked the end of minor assaults by the British on the French coast during the first two years of the Seven Years War, 1758. | Maps | 1986-08-60 |
| Eight photographs showing British and Indian army officers's graves; with notes on the careers of those commemorated, 1875-1947. | Photographs | 1988-09-41 |
| Pesh-kabz and scabbard, captured at Battle of Gujerat, 2nd Sikh War, 1848-1849; blade has traces of watering; hilt possibly of walrus ivory; lanyard stanchion missing; inscription on reverse of tang explains its history; scabbard possibly made of black donkey skin with embossed silver chape. | Edged Weapons | 1970-03-18 |
| Officer's sabretache badge, Light Cavalry, British German Legion, 1855-1857 (c); crowned Royal cypher with separate tri-part scroll; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Badges | 2002-06-85 |
| Officer's pouch belt plate, British German Legion, 1855-1857 (c). gilt cypher 'BGL'; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Badges | 2002-06-86 |
| Tie pin, 1900 (c); gold, silver and enamel pin, decorated with regimental badge, the Prince of Wale's feathers within a crown, with title 'Earl of Chester' I.Y.' in gold on blue enamelled motto, indistinctly marked on reverse and stamped '9 CT'; in green morocco and gold tooled box. | Crafts | 2002-06-87 |
| Silver teaspoon, 1900 (c); decorated with regimental device on handle and inscribed inside a garter strap, 'Karachi Corps Auxiliary FCE'; centrally within a circular garter strap a standing dromedary, below, the motto 'Defence'; around the edge, the suns rays, all surmounted by a crown. | Silver | 2002-06-88 |
| Silver teaspoon, 1911 (c); made by Walker and Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1910-1911; decorated with Artists Rifles regimental device on handle of the heads of Mars and Minerva, titled below 'Artists'; heads in profile to the left; decorations of saltire-crosses above bowl of spoon. | Silver | 2002-06-89 |
| Silver teaspoon, 1914 (c); made by Walker and Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1913-1914; decorated with Artists Rifles regimental device on handle of the heads of Mars and Minerva, titled below 'Artists'; heads in profile to the left; decorations of saltire-crosses above bowl of spoon. | Silver | 2002-06-90 |
| Sweatheart brooch, 1940 (c); gold with silver, set with diamonds and with enamel, unmarked; with title "4th King's African Rifles' in gold on blue enamelled motto; a King's crown above a strap similar to an open Greek sigma, titled on enamelled scroll below; with pin and catch behind. | Crafts | 2002-06-91 |
| Sweatheart brooch of the Ceylon Mounted Rifles, 1910 (c); gold with silver, with blue enamel; with motto 'Ich Dien' and title 'Ceylon Mounted Rifles' in gold on blue enamelled motto; the Prince of Wale's feathers standing through a coronet, the motto on either side at the bottom, and title on scroll below; stamped verso 'Plat' and '18c'; with pin and safety catch behind. | Crafts | 2002-06-92 |
| Prisoner of war work scoreboard, 1943 (c); wood and ivory or bone, with coins; two inlaid 50 centime pieces and ivory or bone inlaid pegholes, also lettering 'St Denis 1940 1943'; for use in card games; associated with World War Two, POWs Germany (1939-1945). | Crafts | 2002-06-93 |
| Old Bill mug or Toby Jug, 1917 (c); pink glazed creamware, with bamboo handle; in the form of the head of 'Old Bill' (Bruce Bairnsfather's comic character) wearing a peaked forage cap, with large moustache and his eyes almost shut; associated with British Infantry and World War One (1914-1918). | Ceramics | 2002-06-94 |
| Two pint mug, 1860 (c); blue transfer printed creamware, marked on base with saltire outlined in blue; with vignettes front and back, inscribed at front, 'Surrey Volunteer Rifles' and back 'Highgate Volunteer Rifles'; both vignettes show four figures in the different uniforms of their units, that for Highgate including a volunteer in a cape; decorated on handle and in rim. | Ceramics | 2002-06-95 |
| Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Jocelyn Straton, 77th (The East Middlesex) Regiment of Foot, 1855 (c). Oil on canvas, attributed to Alfred Frank de Prades, 1855 (c); full-length, wearing a fur lined jacket over his uniform and standing beside his horse, cannon shot on the ground and a view of Sevastopol in the distance; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Oil Paintings | 2002-06-96 |
| The start of the Royal Tournament at Olympia, 1930 (c). Oil on canvas by Charles Gilbert Holiday (1879-1937), signed lower right 'Gilbert Holiday; Royal Horse Guards leading the parade. | Oil Paintings | 2002-06-97 |
| Tin for pannier, gas treatment, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1944 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-98 |
| Officer's valise kit, cloth duck cotton, standard pattern, sealed 1976 (c); manufactured by CB and Company Limited. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-99 |
| Blanket, white, single, nd; sealed pattern, 1965 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-100 |
| Liner, arctic tent, 10 man, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1976 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-101 |
| Liner, tent, MGS, weather, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1942 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-102 |
| Valise No 9, for electric concrete breaker, medium, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1972 (c); stamped in ink 'Valise No9 Valises 400 CPS 5140 99 122 5794' and '[broad arrow] XWD 1971'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-103 |
| Valise No 6, for power drill, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1972 (c); stamped in ink 'Valise No6 Valises 400 CPS 5140 99 122 5791' and '[broad arrow] XWD 1971'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-104 |
| Valise No 1, for hand drill/ hammer (rock drill), nd; standard pattern, sealed 1972 (c); stamped in ink 'Valise No1 Valises 400 CPS 5140 99 122 5786' and 'XWD 1971'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-105 |
| Mule tank cover, nd; working pattern, sealed 1956 (c). | Horse Furniture | 2002-06-106 |
| Shelter liner, roof unit, 12' x 12', M A, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1969 (c); manufactured by C Q C; stamped in ink 'C Q C [vertical arrow] 1969 Shelter Liner Roof Unit 8340-99-120-8575'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-107 |
| Valise, survival pack, 20 man life raft, 1967, nd; standard pattern, sealed; stamped in ink, 'Vocab No 11790 MFC 5/67', 'WWESW' and 'Survival Pack for 20 man Inflatable Life Raft. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-108 |
| Net for soccer goal, 1975; standard pattern, sealed, nd; manufactured by Bridport Gundry Limited. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-109 |
| Camouflage net, nylon, ungarnished, 1978; standard pattern, sealed; manufactured by Bridport Gundry Limited. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-110 |
| Shelter for tracker operator, rapier, canvas, 1980 (c), standard pattern, sealed, nd. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-111 |
| Mosquito curtain, general service Mk II, single bar, nd; working pattern, sealed 1958 (c). | Equipment, general | 2002-06-112 |
| Wooden tree for knee boot, MS, size, nd; standard pattern, sealed 1959 (c); stamped on top, '7'. | Equipment, general | 2002-06-113 |
| Mauser bayonet Model 84/98, pattern 1884, 1942; modified by Norway to fit Garard M1 rifle in 1952; made by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, Germany; hilt stamped with Nazi waffen mark; stamped on ricasso 'C/C 1942' and with serial number '1852'; with metal scabbard, marked '42 cof'; associated with the German and Norwegian armies. | Edged Weapons | 2002-06-114 |
| Krag Jorgensen bayonet model 1894, 1945 (c); modified by Norway to fit VS M1 Carbine, 1952; part of Government Arsenal, Kongsberg, Norway; stamped on ricasso with a crowned 'K'; with metal scabbard with webbing frog; associated with the Norwegian Army. | Edged Weapons | 2002-06-115 |
| Second Lieutenant (later Lieutenant-General) Thomas Netherton Harward, Bengal Artillery, 1849. Oil on canvas by Alfred Thomas Derby (1821-1873), 1849, signed lower left, 'AT Derby pinx 1849'; full-length to the left, of 2/Lt Harward in his uniform when first commissioned; holding the scabbard in his left hand, a cloak over his right arm, a palm tree beyond. | Oil Paintings | 2002-06-116 |
| Second Lieutenant (later Second Captain) George Sisson Harward, Royal Artillery, 1850 (c). Oil on canvas attributed to Alfred Thomas Derby (1821-1873), 1850 (c); full-length to the right, of 2/Lt Harward probably in uniform when first commissioned; grasping his sword hilt in his left hand, and holding an Albert shako in his right. | Oil Paintings | 2002-06-117 |
| Salt dish commemorating the services of the 94th Russell's Infantry, 1925 (c); made by BE Limited, London; hallmarked London 1924-1925. Inscribed: 'The Great War' and 'North West Frontier./ Persian Gulf./Waziristan./Iraq.'; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Silver | 2002-07-1 |
| Silver spoon, 1904; hallmarked London 1904-1905; stem surmounted by a lion rampant; associated with 94th Russell's Infantry. | Silver | 2002-07-2 |
| Invitation card to the 'Formal Opening of The Art Gallery Redisplayed...Tuesday 16 April 2002'; chromolithograph with text, after the paintings by Henry O'Neil and James Swinton, nd; published for the National Army Museum, 2002; sheet folded twice, with a chromolithograph of 'Home Again'. 1858 (c) and the portrait of Col Probyn, 1868 (c), with their captions; stamped '401'. | Prints | 2002-07-4 |
| Crayon and pastel drawing, 1940 (c); probably by J P Foulds whilst at Belgaum Officer Cadet Training Unit or School of Artillery, Kakul; head and shoulders portrait of a Subadar, probably Indian Mountain Artillery, shown a quarter to the left, in uniform with a Military Cross and turban. | Drawings and Watercolours | 2002-07-5 |
| Heroes of the Victoria Cross. Set of 12 'scraps' or commemorative cards 1854-1887; originally published to commemorate Queen Victoria's Jubilee 1887; colour photolithographs, a facsimile reprint originally published by the Kensington Fine Art Association, 1887; published by W S Cowell Limited, 1975; each card depicts a VC hero and the deeds for which he won the VC, with a caption describing the action; in a folder. | Prints | 2002-07-6 |
| Illustrations to Oriental Memoirs...With Explanatory Notices, 1768 (c)-1812; volume of 85 lithographs by various engravers after James Forbes, published by Richard Bentley, London, 1835; one plate entitled 'A Foot Soldier in the usual costume of the Native Indians', 1775; others depict nature, people of different religions, temples and women. | Prints | 2002-07-8 |
| Formation signs 8 May 1945. Chromolithograph poster; various formation signs of infantry and armoured divisions, brigades, groups, including 'Airborne tps', 'GHQ Liaison Regt, 'Polish Armed Div', 'Czech Indep Armd Bde Gp', '1 Indep Belgian Gde Gp'. | Prints | 2002-07-9 |
| The Stirling family correspondence, comprising over 700 letters and envelopes, 1846 (c)-1881 (c); majority of the letters are to or from Col William Stirling, later Gen Sir William Stirling, Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery; much of the correspondence is between Col Stirling and his family in various parts of Scotland and England, especially his siblings, and his wife and children who were often parted from him; associated with 2nd Afghan War (1878-1880). | Archives | 2002-07-10 |
| The Stirling family correspondence, comprising over 700 letters and envelopes, 1846 (c)-1881 (c); majority of the letters are to or from Col William Stirling, later Gen Sir William Stirling, Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery; much of the correspondence is between Col Stirling and his family in various parts of Scotland and England, especially his siblings, and his wife and children who were often parted from him; associated with 2nd Afghan War (1878-1880). | Maps | 2002-07-10 |
| The Stirling family correspondence, comprising over 700 letters and envelopes, 1846 (c)-1881 (c); majority of the letters are to or from Col William Stirling, later Gen Sir William Stirling, Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery; much of the correspondence is between Col Stirling and his family in various parts of Scotland and England, especially his siblings, and his wife and children who were often parted from him; associated with 2nd Afghan War (1878-1880). | Photographs | 2002-07-10 |
| Letter with AB 'Armee Britanique' stamp from John King to Paymaster William Chaigream at Ghent, dated Lessines Camp, 1 Jun 1745; memorandum from the Austrian Col Baron de Kessel, London 14 Jul 1744; with translation. | Archives | 2002-07-11 |
| Three letters from Pte Samuel Clunie, 1839 to 1843; two are to his brother from Kurnaul, India, 11 Apr 1839 and from Camp Jellalabad, 28 Jul 1840; one to his sister from Subatoo, 1 Aug 1843. | Archives | 2002-07-12 |
| Coatee, full dress, officers', Leitrim (or 10th) Bn Militia Bn Coy, 1794 (c). | Uniforms | 1958-07-49 |
| Coatee, short-tailed, other ranks', Jamaica Militia, 1816 (c). | Uniforms | 1959-12-11 |
| Twelve uniform items, East India Company Maritime Service, Infantry, 1790 (c)-1834 (c); four coatees, shell jacket, vest, forage cap, pair of badges, breeches, two sashes. | Uniforms | 1963-05-1 |
| Twelve uniform items, East India Company Maritime Service, Infantry, 1790 (c)-1834 (c); four coatees, shell jacket, vest, forage cap, pair of badges, breeches, two sashes. | Badges | 1963-05-1 |
| Army Gold Medal for Java 1811; awarded to Lt Gen Sir Samuel Auchmutry. | Medals | 1963-07-63 |
| Sultan's Gold Medal for Egypt, Turkey, 1801; awarded to Capt Alexander Godley, 28th (or North Gloucester) Regiment of Foot; awarded to British Officers who had served during the campaign in Egypt, by Sultan Selim III of Turkey; the medal was made in four sizes according to the rank of the officer who received it. | Medals | 1971-12-34 |
| Regimental Shooting Medal, Attorney's Infantry, Dublin, 1805 (c); silver gilt and silver medal awarded to Pte R Simpson; the figure of Hibernia is depicted crowning an infantryman with laurels, in the background a castle on a hill and a military camp; reverse engraved: 'THE / Reward of superior/ SKILL/ In firing at the/ Target/ Presented by the 5th Compy/ Attorney's Infantry/ To R. Simpson Esqr.' | Medals | 1972-09-85 |
| Regimental Shooting Medal, Liberty Rangers, Dublin, 1798; silver and silver gilt medal awarded to Pte John Osbrey; medal depicts a soldier in a Light Infantry uniform of the period pointing his musket and bayonet at the throat of a reclining Irish Rebel; reverse engraved: 'TO THE/ Genn. Of the Liberty/ Rangers LT. COMPY./ Who compos'd the ESCORT/ to Monastereven Augt 30th. 98/ THIS TOKEN/ of Affection Regard & Esteem/ is PRESENTED by Lt. WILLIAMS/ Who Commanded the same/ and Adjudg'd Mr..Jno OSBREY/ for his Skill in/ Shooting Octr/ 1798.' | Medals | 1972-10-8 |
| Army Gold Medal for Guadeloupe 1810; awarded to Maj Francis Frye Browne, 6th West India Regiment; Francis Browne was appointed Major in the regiment in 1808. He retired as Lieutenant Colonel, 1st West India Regiment in 1828. | Medals | 1972-11-3 |
| Fourteen regimental, skill at arms and shooting medals, various Volunteer, Yeomanry, Fencible and Militia units, 1796-1806. | Medals | 1975-05-45 |
| Military General Service Medal 1793-1814, with clasp: Fort Detroit awarded to Pte George Bond, 3rd Yorkshire Regiment, Upper Canada Militia; associated with American War of 1812 (1812-1815). | Medals | 1982-03-1 |
| Other ranks shoulder belt plate, 1st West India Regiment, 1800 (c); oval metal shoulder belt plate, inscribed, '1ST WEST INDIA/ REGIMENT', with monogram in centre. | Badges | 1983-03-59 |
| Officer's shoulder belt plate, Enniscorthy Volunteer Infantry, 1800 (c); oval white metal shoulder belt plate, with crown and harp in centre; inscribed, 'ENNISCORTHY/ INFANTRY' and '31 OCTR/ 1796' | Badges | 1983-10-3 |
| Officer's shoulder belt plate, Portadown Infantry Volunteers, nd; oval brass shoulder belt plate, inscribed, 'PORTADOWN INFANTRY' and depicting in the centre a crown above and a monogram below. | Badges | 1984-06-192 |
| Collection of items associated with Gen Sir Eyre Coote, 5th Infantry of the Line, 1st Bn Netherlands Forces, 1809; items include a colour, finial, tassel and staff. | Flags and Colours | 1984-10-121 |
| Gorget, 1814 (c); made from silver by Cocks and Bettridge of Birmingham; this gorget is more typical of the 1770s in design is of the type issued to North American Indian Chiefs known as 'Gorget Captains' who were appointed to serve in the British Army during the American War. | Badges | 1987-10-20 |
| Pattern 1803 East India Company Officer's sword, 1803 (c); owned by Maj Gen Edward Broughton; the sword could have been worn by Broughton from 1803 onwards, it is the standard pattern officer's sword of the time with Royal cypher on the hilt; engraved on the blade is the East India Company Lion crest and as there is no maker's name it seems probable that the sword was made in India to the British pattern. | Edged Weapons | 1988-04-12 |
| Telescope, 1800 (c); manufactured by Dolland, London; belonged to Lt Gen William Carr Beresford, later Gen Viscount Beresford, who had been a Marshal of the Portuguese Army, 1809 (c)-1811 (c); used when on active service in India, South America and the Peninsular War; the telescope is inscribed, 'Day and Night' as it has a sliding brass shield to reduce glare and a removable light restrictor to let more light enter the lens on dull days, when fully extended it would have been supported on sticks or over someone's shoulder. | Scientific Instruments | 1950-12-51 |
| Army Gold Medal for Salamanca, 1812; awarded to Col Thomas Lloyd, 94th Regiment of Foot; the 94th Regiment of Foot fought at the Battle of Salamanca which was a turning point in the Peninsular War. From then on Wellington generally had the initiative in Spain; this award of the smaller type awarded to Field Officers, those above the rank of Captain and below the rank of Major General, has clasps for Vittoria and Nivelle, where Lloyd was killed. The medal is mounted on a plinth on which rests a gold sarcophagus. | Medals | 1959-09-157 |
| Coatee, full dress and dress uniform, lieutenant generals', Army Staff, worn by Gen Sir William Henry Clinton, 1813-1822. | Uniforms | 1960-04-48 |
| Uniform items including full dress coatee and cocked hat, nd; worn by Capt Erasmus Goodwin, 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, 1813; Goodwin was the Regimental Paymaster from 1805-1817; Goodwin never recovered his health after his time in Spain and died in 1817. | Uniforms | 1960-10-15 |
| Envelope, 1859; a rare cover from the period of the Indian Mutiny; sent from France to Gwalior, franked 1853-1861 40c pair, readdressed on arrival, a variety of markings including a light but identifiable example of the rare 'Central India Field Force/ P.O./ 1/ APR' faults. | Archives | 2002-07-13 |
| 14 photographs and 32 picture postcards, nd; majority are images of the Mespotamia Campaign, World War One (1914-1918). | Photographs | 2002-07-14 |
| 14 photographs and 32 picture postcards, nd; majority are images of the Mespotamia Campaign, World War One (1914-1918). | Archives | 2002-07-14 |