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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Himalayan trek, autumn 1942. One of 6 photograph albums compiled by Capt Geoffrey Dempsey of the Royal Garhwal Rifles and 153rd Gurkha Parachute Battalion. Associated with World War Two, Far East (1941-1945). | Photographs | 1997-10-76-1 |
| Map: The Zulu War 1879; illustrated map relating to the Zulu War (1879); includes portraits of Cetshwayo and Chelmsford as well as vignettes of a harbour, Victoria Cross and spear, Rorke's Drift, Fugitives' Drift, illustrations after C E Fripp's 'The Battle of Isandlwana, 22 Jan 1879', Alphonse de Neuville's 'Saving the Queens Colours at the Battle of Isandhlwana' and the discovery of their bodies by a patrol of the 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers; associated with the Battles of Rorke's Drift and Isandlwana, Zulu War (1879). | Maps | 1995-07-86 |
| Papers relating to the end of the Italian Campaign, World War Two 1939-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-8 |
| Papers collected by Mr J C G Bone, formerly a Sergeant with the 14th Army in Burma, World War Two, Far East 1943-1985 (c). | Archives | 1996-01-17 |
| Handing over notes and records. Bound manuscript volume by Major F G Milligan, 2/ 15th Punjab Regiment, Oct 1945 (c); associated with World War Two 1939-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-19 |
| Certificate commemorating the service and death of Captain Francis Mount, 5th Royal Berkshire Regiment, World War One 1914-1918. | Archives | 1996-01-21 |
| Letters written by Lt Andrew Nugent, 2nd Dragoons, from Sevastopol, November to December 1854, and Balaklava January to October 1855; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Archives | 1996-01-22 |
| Collection of recruiting leaflets for the Territorial Army, collected at the 1995 Royal Tournament, London. | Archives | 1996-01-25 |
| Log book of Flt Lt H R Carmichael, 1st Battalion, Dogra Regiment, attached Royal Air Force, 1942-1944; Carmichael was shot down by Japanese anti-aircraft fire and was captured but later escaped. | Archives | 1997-10-132 |
| Photocopy of Order for Divisional Cavalry for War Office Exercise 1929, by General Sir Michael Creagh, Brigade Major, 2nd Cavalry Brigade, Tidworth. | Archives | 1996-01-26 |
| A Caring Force for the Future. Folder of literature issued by the Royal British Legion, 1995. | Archives | 1996-01-27 |
| Printed order of service of commemoration at the cemetery, Zinola, for those who perished in HMT 'Transylvania', 4 May 1917, with printed poem relating to the event; the items belonged to the family of A A Butcher, Northamptonshire Regiment, who was one of those drowned; associated with World War One 1914-1918. | Archives | 1996-01-29 |
| Papers relating to the Dogra Regimental Association | Archives | 1997-10-133 |
| Mess tin and case, 1939; two aluminium tins, one fitting into the other, open at the top with wire handle which fold in; plain khaki drill bag with a drawstring and inscribed with the name, 'S WARE/ F.A.N.Y.', First Aid Nursing Yeomanry. | Equipment, general | 1982-05-110 |
| Photocopies of minutes, administrative instructions and confirmatory instruction relating to the Presentation of Colours to 2nd Bn The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, 30 Jun 1995. [RESTRICTED: CLOSED UNTIL 2026] | Archives | 1996-01-33 |
| Three items of equipment: instrument case, 1943; tool case, 1952; fabric bag. | Equipment, general | 1982-06-19 |
| Typescript copy of a poem written by Corporal S D Young of the Royal Corps of Signals at Mersa Matruh, Libya, Nov 1940; associated with World War Two, Middle East 1939-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-34 |
| Two Pattern 1868 lances; stated by the donor to have been in use until the mechanisation of Probyn's Horse, 1939-1940 (c). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1995-07-59 |
| Typescript memoirs of Major J M E Wainwright (1916-1991), 19th Lancers, Indian Army. | Archives | 1996-01-37 |
| Collection of papers relating to CSM Sydney Robert Cookson Andrews, Royal Armoured Corps, 1940-1995. | Archives | 1996-01-49 |
| GRENADE HAND CLAY MARK I, 1943. Indian ink on tracing paper, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1999-08-102 |
| MINE SHRAPNEL MARK I, 1943. Indian ink on tracing paper, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1999-08-103 |
| A./T., sighting graph for Blacker Bombard 29 mm Spigot Mortar, 1943. Pencil and coloured pencil drawing on graph paper, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1999-08-104 |
| CARTRIDGE SPIGOT 29 m.m. MORTAR TYPICAL., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-106 |
| FUZE No 152, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-107 |
| MINE SHRAPNEL MARK I, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-108 |
| RIFLE DISCHARGER, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943, signed and annotated; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-109 |
| HISPANO 20 m.m. GROUND GUN MOUNTING, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-110 |
| Printed album of 305 photographs, illustrated narrative of operations of 33 Indian Corps from Manipur to Mandalay, 1944-1945. | Photographs | 1997-10-135 |
| BOMB 29 MM. SPIGOT MORTAR, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint with red chalk annotation, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-111 |
| BOMB 29 MM. SPIGOT MORTAR, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint drawing, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-112 |
| BOMB M.L. MORTAR 2 in. FOR USE WITH 29 m.m. SPIGOT MORTAR, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; signed and dated top and lower left; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-113 |
| Album of 50 photographs with ephemera, mainly 4th battalion Dogra regiment, 1947-1956. | Photographs | 1997-10-136 |
| 29 M.M. SPIGOT MORTAR, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; signed lower right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-114 |
| 29 M.M. SPIGOT MECHANISM, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-115 |
| Papers relating to Major-General Norman Leslie Foster (CB) (DSO), (1909-1995), 1943-1995, with two items from Major-General A Maxwell; associated with World War Two, Italy 1939-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-51 |
| 29 M.M. SPIGOT MECHANISM, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943, signed lower left and right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-116 |
| PEDESTAL, 29 mm. SPIGOT MORTAR MK.1., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-117 |
| 14lbs ANTI-PERSONNEL BOMB, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-118 |
| 14lbs ANTI-PERSONNEL BOMB, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-119 |
| 20 lbs A/TK BOMB, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-120 |
| 20 lbs A/TK BOMB, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by L G Haigh, 1943, signed lower right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-121 |
| DANGER AREA OF THE 20 lbs. A/TK. BOMB., 1943. Uncoloured photolithograph, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-122 |
| 50 photographs collected by the Dogra Regimental Associaton, 1920 (c)-1981. | Photographs | 1997-10-137 |
| S. T. GRENADE, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-123 |
| S. T. GRENADE, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; signed lower right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-124 |
| Collection of papers relating to Lt Col W D H Stevenson, Indian Medical Service, 1914-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-54 |
| HAND GRENADE, No 36, MARK I., 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; signed lower right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-125 |
| GRENADE A.T. No 68., 1943. Coloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-126 |
| Papers relating to Sergeant Margaret Hardman (later Olsen), Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, World War One 1914-1919 (c). | Archives | 1996-01-56 |
| No 68 A/TANK GRENADE, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-127 |
| No 68 A/TANK GRENADE, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943, signed lower right; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-128 |
| SIGHT, E.Y. RIFLE, FOR No68 GRENADE. MS:BR: [LGHaigh] 8.7.43, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943, signed and dated; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-129 |
| THE HAND PERCUSSION GRENADE ANTI TANK No 73 Mark I., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-130 |
| THE HAND PERCUSSION GRENADE ANTI TANK No 73 Mark I., 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-131 |
| FUZE, PERCUSSION D.A. 152., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-132 |
| Collection of papers relating to the Bombay Grenadiers Association, 1947-1990. | Archives | 1996-01-61 |
| FUZE, PERCUSSION D.A. 152., 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-133 |
| No 283 NEW BASE FUZE., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-134 |
| STEN MACHINE CARBINE MK II, outline cross-section drawing, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-135 |
| STEN MACHINE CARBINE MK II, 1943. Colour photolithograph of a blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-136 |
| BREECH MECHANISM. ORD. S.B. 3 in MK.I., 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; possibly drawn by Lionel Gordon Haigh, an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-137 |
| ORDNANCE S.B. 3 INCH, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-138 |
| COLT AIRCRAFT MACHINE GUN (MG 53A) FIXED TYPE WITH ALTERNATE FEED DIAGRAM F-3, 1943. Uncoloured blueprint, signed lower left 'LGH', by Lionel Gordon Haigh, 1943; from a collection of technical drawings of mortars, grenades, bombs, fuzes and weapons produced for training purposes during World War Two; Haigh was an industrial chemist who worked in munitions and served in the 11th West Riding Battalion, Home Guard, brother-in-law of the donor. | Prints | 1999-08-139 |
| Papers collected by Flight Lieutenant J A Gulland, Middle East Education, World War Two, Middle East 1941-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-66 |
| Airgraphs collected by Fusilier Geoffrey Vernon Neal, 2nd Bn Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, World War Two, Middle East 1940-1943. | Archives | 1996-01-68 |
| Files of papers relating to the 18th (and 17th) Middlesex Home Guard Battalions, particularly 'A' Company, raised from staff at the Hirst General Electric Company Research Centre, Wembley; associated with World War Two, Home Front 1939-1945. | Archives | 1996-01-70 |
| Rifleman to Colonel. The Memoirs of Major Gajendra Malla, 9th Gurkha Rifles. Memoirs, 1917-1954; compiled by Tony Mains and Elizabeth Talbot Rice. | Archives | 1996-01-71 |
| Typescript regimental history (and carbon copy) of the 1/1st Northumbrian (North Riding) Heavy Battery Royal Garrison Artillery (TF) in France, World War One 1914-1918. | Archives | 1996-01-73 |
| Documents issued to A/Cpl Ernest Albert Edward Fantini, 13th (County of London) Bn London Regiment (Kensington), 1919-1961. | Archives | 1996-02-189 |
| Documents issued to A/Cpl Ernest Albert Edward Fantini, 13th (County of London) Bn London Regiment (Kensington), 1919-1961. | Photographs | 1996-02-189 |
| Mention in Despatches certificates for Telegraphist B A Angelo, Lines of Communication Signal Company, Indian Army, India, North West Frontier, Waziristan, 1919-1920. | Archives | 1996-02-239 |
| Papers of Sergeant G Davies, Prince of Wales's Own Volunteers (South Lancashire) Regiment, 1912-1939. | Archives | 1996-02-240 |
| Record of BRIXMIS, British Commanders'-in-Chiefs Mission to Soviet Forces in Germany. | Archives | 1997-10-143 |
| Two minute books of the Army (women's) Central Sport Committe. | Archives | 1997-10-144 |
| Memoir, written up from notes made during his recovery from wounds, by L F Baker, 1/7th Middlesex Regiment, recalling his service in Normandy from three days after D Day to 8 Aug; the memoir is in two parts, 'Life in the Orne Bridgehead - and After' and 'In reserve at Herouvillette and in the FDL's at the Triangle. | Archives | 1996-02-241 |
| Minutes, Women's Army Service Association Council, 1919-1980. | Archives | 1997-10-145 |
| ATS, WRAC and QARANC recruiter's day books and registers of recruits, 1940-1967. | Archives | 1997-10-146 |
| Transcript of a diary kept by CQMS Samuel Geoffrey Henry Kirby, Army Service Corps, while serving with 26th Division during World War One, Salonika, 1914-1918. | Archives | 1996-02-245 |
| Reports and assesments of the ability of ATS subalterns and junior commanders, 1945 (c). [RESTRICTED: CLOSED UNTIL 2021] | Archives | 1997-10-147 |
| Ms notebook diary kept by Pte J Pickin, 1st Bn Royal Dublin Fusiliers covering his experiences during the Boer War (1899-1900). | Archives | 1996-02-246 |
| Diary of 40th Berkshire Corps ATS, 1939-1942. | Archives | 1997-10-148 |
| WRAC (TA) recruiting scrapbook, 1957. | Archives | 1997-10-149 |
| AB64 Soldier's Service and Pay Book, issued 12 Sept 1939 to Sergeant-Major George William Joseph Tomlinson (1899-1969), Leicestershire Yeomanry; associated with World War Two, Outbreak of War 1939. | Archives | 1996-02-248 |
| Book of ATS O[ther] R[ank] job analyses, 1945. | Archives | 1997-10-150 |
| Log and photographic record of an expedition to Sinai by members of the WRAC, 1950. | Archives | 1997-10-151 |
| Unit diary number 7 Kent Corps Auxiliary Territorial Service Dover, 28 Sept 1938 to 18 Aug 1940. | Archives | 1997-10-152 |
| Papers relating to Lt Herbert Maurice Chaundy (MC), 4th Bn Middlesex Regiment; associated with World War One, Western Front 1914-1918. | Archives | 1996-02-253 |
| Papers relating to Sergeant Louis Jones and his family, 1886-1942; associated with the Boer War, World War One, Western Front and World War Two, Middle East. | Archives | 1996-02-257 |
| Papers relating to Sergeant Louis Jones and his family, 1886-1942; associated with the Boer War, World War One, Western Front and World War Two, Middle East. | Maps | 1996-02-257 |
| Paratrooper's equipment, 1962: quick release leg pack assembly; survival light, made by McMurdo. | Equipment, general | 1982-06-43 |
| The director WRAC's liaison letter issued to all officers and warrant officers of the Corps 1 to 36, Dec 1954 to Mar 1974 (except for numbers 1 and 18); DWRAC's newsletter 1976-1982 (9) issues; 'The Corps Today', DWRAC's liaison letter, numbers 1-16, Dec 1983 to Dec 1991. | Archives | 1997-10-153 |
| ATS and WRAC visitors books, 1940-1993. | Archives | 1997-10-154 |
| Papers accumulated by Alan Jefferson in the course of writing his book 'Assault on the Guns of Merville', 1980s. Associated with D-Day, Operation OVERLORD, World War Two, North West Europe (1944-1945), 6 Jun 1944.[Partially Closed until 2024] | Archives | 1996-02-262 |
| Memorial rock, with plaque; commissioned by Lt Col John Ward, Commanding Officer, 25th (Garrison) Bn, Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) to commemorate the exemplary conduct displayed by his men when the troopship Tyndareus struck a German mine off Cape Agulhas, South Africa, 6 Feb 1917. | Equipment, general | 1999-08-142 |
| Books of remembrance listing ATS and WRAC deaths in service, 1939-1990. | Archives | 1997-10-155 |
| Voluminous complaint by Captain Ernest Frederick Annand, 1st Bn Royal Scots, Feb 1901, concerning an adverse report on him by Maj Robert Lipton MacGregor; Annand contended that as MacGregor committed suicide three weeks later while temporarily insane, it should be discounted; associated with the Boer War 1899-1902. | Archives | 1996-03-30 |
| Register of awards to ATS and WRAC personnel, 1940 (c)-1992. | Archives | 1997-10-156 |
| Diary kept by Lt C Depinna, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, attached 'B' Group 1st Kensington Regiment, while serving during World War Two, Sicily and Italy, 22 Apr 1943 to 29 May 1944. | Archives | 1996-03-31 |
| Letter of 17 Oct 1902 from B Viljoen, late Assistant Commandant General, Transvaal Burgher Forces, to Major Stapleton Lynch Cotton, formerly of the King's Liverpool Regiment; Viljoen sympathises with Cotton's fate, discharged from the Army as a result of the British defeat at Helvetia, 29 Dec 1900, and allows Cotton to cite in his defence Viljoen's opinion that Cotton was not to blame; Viljoen led Boer forces in the battle. | Archives | 1996-03-32 |