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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Photograph album containing 22 photographs illustrating a 'Souvenir Programme of the visit of the ATS [Auxiliary Territorial Service] to Middle East 1944'. | Photographs | 1995-01-62 |
| Photograph album containing 24 photographs possibly compiled by Pamela Leach Lewis, relating to the No 16 AA (Auxiliary Territorial Service) K1 Detachment, Clacton, April 1944 to January 1945; photographs include a wedding, a march past by the 1st Heavy A A Regiment, Royal Marines, cooking and entertainment. | Photographs | 1995-01-63 |
| Papers relating to the Army Reform, 1860's to 1870's, and the commands of Northern District, 1881 and Southern District, 1884-1890; collected by Gen Sir George Willis. | Archives | 1996-11-54 |
| One 3.5 oz ball from cannister shell or grape shot fired from a Russian cannon, believed to have been used during the Crimean War (1854-1856); associated with Gen Edmund Richard Jeffreys, 88th Regiment of Foot (Connaught Rangers); case shot or shrapnel may have put a hole in Jeffreys's shako. | Ammunition | 1973-09-34-5 |
| Spent Minié bullet, believed to be used during the Crimean War, 1854-1856; hollow based and much distorted. | Ammunition | 1973-09-34-4 |
| Three musket or carbine balls, believed to be used during the Crimean War, 1854-1856. | Ammunition | 1973-09-34-3 |
| Mortar shell, used during the 2nd Sikh War, Multan, 1849; hollow body with two suspension rings and brass plate with inscription, 'THIS BRASS SHELL (Weighing 87lbs)/ was fired from the ramperts [sic] of/ MOOLTAN IN THE PUNJAUB [sic]/ by the Seikhs into the British Camp during the siege/ and capture of the City on 2nd January 1849./ It was secured and brought to England as a Trophy/ BY THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL I. B. BELLASIS./ who with his cousin COLONEL E. MAUDE/ was present throughout the Siege/ H.I.B. 1904'. | Ammunition | 1973-04-16 |
| Three musket balls from the Battle of Waterloo, 1815; one is unfired, the other two are slightly larger and distorted; found near Hougoumont Farm on the battlefield of Waterloo. | Ammunition | 1973-03-76 |
| Three rifle cartridges belonging to Enfield .577 in rifle, 1853; made by Eley Bros; contained in original packaging; designed for use with Pattern 1853 rifle musket. | Ammunition | 1972-03-37 |
| Two dervish bullets used in elephant guns, found in Omdurman, Sept 1898; mounted in silver bands on a wooden plate, with plaque bearing an inscription; London and sterling marks on mount, the latter was affixed between 1896-1915. | Ammunition | 1971-01-25-1 |
| L2A2 cartridge manufacture instructions; assemblage showing stages of construction for 7.62 mm L2A2 cartridge. | Ammunition | 1970-02-3 |
| Eight shell fragments taken at the Battle of the Alma, 1854; mounted on velvet covered board with moulded edges. | Ammunition | 1968-06-11 |
| Collection of eleven farrier's tools owned by Sgt Farrier W L Old, 21st Lancers, 1900-1903 (c); leather tool case, made by Sheldon and Sons, Walsall; nine horseshoe nails; steel hoof pick knife; steel and bone draw knife; two iron horseshoes; brass button stick; two horseshoe punches; hoof searcher. | Horse Furniture | 1972-05-25 |
| Display case of Kynoch manufactured service ammunition, from World War Two. | Ammunition | 1968-02-6 |
| Argentine 105 mm recoilless rifle, 1968 (c), South Atlantic (Falklands War) (1982). | Artillery | 1992-02-67 |
| Iron shot, found by a member of the Green family on the battlefield at Naseby, 14 Jun 1645; pock marked surface with one indentation; supported on a circular black stand which bears three brass posts with ornamental pointed terminals; a note pasted to the bottom of the stand refers to the English Civil War. | Ammunition | 1967-07-5 |
| Two pieces of furniture owned by Lt Gen Sir Charles Napier, Commander in Chief India, 1849-1850 (c): wooden sideboard, in three sections, with openwork decoration on the front, 1840-1853 (c); wooden chair with wickerwork seat, 1840-1853 (c). | Furniture | 1972-06-17 |
| Dinna ye Hear the Pipes? Colour photogravure after Godfrey Pitney Merry, 1910 (c); associated with the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. | Prints | 1956-02-558 |
| Two part bullet moulds from the 2nd China War, 1857-1860; made of stone for a spherical shot, capable of casting 4 shot; old label states it is a 'bullet mould from Chinese Arsenal Tientsin, Sept 1860'. | Equipment, general | 1967-03-22 |
| Nine miscellaneous rifle cartridges taken from Tibet during the Tibetan Expedition, 1904; several cartridges have Russian markings, others are of the brass wrapped 'boxer' type; associated with Tibet (1903-1904). | Ammunition | 1966-09-125 |
| Regimental cane, Goldstick, 1830 (c); black, highly polished staff; gold head with a flattened spherical top inscribed, with the regiment name and with the crown and cypher of William IV; below the head is a brass bound hole; was the emblem of office held by FM Sir Stapleton Cotton, 1st Viscount Combermere whilst he held the office of Goldstick to the King as Colonel of 1st Life Guards. | Equipment, general | 1992-05-13 |
| Fragment of fuse from 'LONG TIM', fired into Ladysmith during the Siege of Ladysmith, 1899-1900; associated with the Boer War (1899-1902). | Ammunition | 1965-11-31 |
| Brass shot. | Ammunition | 1965-09-135 |
| Iron shot. | Ammunition | 1965-09-135 |
| Iron cannon shot, shot from Fort William; mounted on a wooden plinth. | Ammunition | 1965-07-25 |
| Brass pincer mould with spare cutter for casting one spherical ball, nineteenth century. | Equipment, general | 1965-04-41 |
| Ammunition pouch; black leather bag with brass name shield, stamped with J W Hawksley; brass charger with 1.25, 1.125 and 1 ounce positions. | Equipment, general | 1965-04-40 |
| Ammunition pouch; small brown leather bag; brass charger with .75 and .5 ounce positions; bag marked 1 lb, with iron ring at bottom. | Equipment, general | 1965-04-39 |
| Pair of pack animal trunks, 1879 (c); wooden board construction, covered with stitched brown leather and lined with crimson leather; at the back are two heavy iron rings; fastened with a padlock, made by Hobbs and Co; used to transport the baggage of the officers of the 67th (South Hampshire) during the 2nd Afghan War. | Equipment, general | 1972-06-36 |
| Shell fragment associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Ammunition | 1965-01-165 |
| Four shrapnel balls fixed in a cluster to a brass plate, nineteenth century. | Ammunition | 1965-01-163 |
| Map case, 1914 (c); long, rectangular open case; front and back in yellow talc with folded leather edges and map grid printed in black; leather carrying handle, hinged in the centre with a metal ring and attached to leather loops; on the left is a polythene note pad, with a leather ring. | Equipment, general | 1972-06-46 |
| Shell fuse cap, picked up by Lord Baden-Powell at Mafeking during the Boer War, 1899-1902. | Ammunition | 1964-11-29 |
| Powder flask of pistol size; iron with red/ brown lacquer and shell pattern; brass charger. | Equipment, general | 1964-10-112 |
| Mess tin, 1899-1902; tinned steel construction, with a rectangular wire carrying handle which fits into loops on either side; mug, with a folding handle, fits inside; contained in a brown leather case; owned by RSV C Fergusson, 3rd County of London Imperial Yeomanry (Sharpshooters), and used by him during the Boer War, 1899-1902. | Equipment, general | 1972-11-34 |
| Powder flask; dark copper finish with embossed, beaded and flinted decoration; brass charger, marked with maker's name, Dixon and Sons. Riling type 307. | Equipment, general | 1964-10-112 |
| Ammunition clip, from five used cartridges, possibly .303, used during World War One. | Ammunition | 1964-10-87 |
| 20 rounds of 0.45 calibre ammunition for the Martini-Henry Rifle, (one without a bullet), used by British troops during the Zulu War and taken from King Cetshwayo at his capture by Maj R J C Marter; brass rounds with a rounded lead bullet bound with paper to ensure a tight seal; stamped with two government arrows on the percussion cap; leather bandolier composed of two sections, each holding ten rounds; removable leather belt; stamped with name R Godferty. | Ammunition | 1964-08-77 |
| 20 rounds of 0.45 calibre ammunition for the Martini-Henry Rifle, (one without a bullet), used by British troops during the Zulu War and taken from King Cetshwayo at his capture by Maj R J C Marter; brass rounds with a rounded lead bullet bound with paper to ensure a tight seal; stamped with two government arrows on the percussion cap; leather bandolier composed of two sections, each holding ten rounds; removable leather belt; stamped with name R Godferty. | Equipment, general | 1964-08-77 |
| First field dressing, 1912; drab cotton package, printed with instructions for use and the manufacturer, Gerrard and Company Limited, Birmingham and Oldbury; First field dressing, 1916; printed as above. | Medical Equipment | 1973-02-51 |
| Papers of Lt Col Sir Henry Earle (1854-1939), King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1880-1900, including certificates, correspondence and memoirs. | Archives | 1996-11-60 |
| Three spent .303 in rifle rounds with cases and bullets; one spent .45 in rifle round. | Ammunition | 1964-07-44 |
| Metal measure and nozzle from a powder flask. | Equipment, general | 1964-05-102 |
| Despatch case, 1808 (c); green stained kid skin folder, in two sections which fold together; a pocket is on each of the two flaps; lined with unbleached linen; the front is impressed with a shield and bears a gold inscription describing the case a having been used by the Duke of Wellington during the Peninsular and Waterloo Campaigns; it was left by the secretary of the Duke, Col Gurwood to his step-grandson, Lord Esher who gave it to Lt Gen Sir John French. | Equipment, general | 1973-03-31 |
| Two pieces of shrapnel; two lead shots; from World War One (1914-1918). | Ammunition | 1964-05-76 |
| Two (?) .303 calibre bullets with two finger rings from World War One (1914-1918). | Ammunition | 1964-05-76 |
| Lead shot with paper stating it comes from the battlefield at Vimeiro, Peninsular War. | Ammunition | 1964-04-79 |
| Quick firing 18 pdr cartridge case, with label indicating it comes from a gun issued to Field Batteries in India, 1906 and used throughout World War One; face inscribed, 'Lot 310 No 1' over '11 5/15 BSC W' and '18 pdr II lot 235 BSC CF'; also an artillery rule, 1832-1860(c) and two copper gas-checks from a 6.3 in Howitzer, MK K of 18 cwt, 1878-1880. | Ammunition | 1964-03-58 |
| Quick firing 18 pdr cartridge case, with label indicating it comes from a gun issued to Field Batteries in India, 1906 and used throughout World War One; face inscribed, 'Lot 310 No 1' over '11 5/15 BSC W' and '18 pdr II lot 235 BSC CF'; also an artillery rule, 1832-1860(c) and two copper gas-checks from a 6.3 in Howitzer, MK K of 18 cwt, 1878-1880. | Equipment, general | 1964-03-58 |
| Regimental cane, 1900-1914 (c); staff is made from four pieces of polished mahogany, spliced together; the head is silver plated bearing a broad disc on top, engraved with a crowned winged Irish harp surmounted by a lion couchant; owned by Sgt W C Rayfield, 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars. | Equipment, general | 1973-03-57 |
| Despatch case, 1830-1851 (c); belonged to Gen Sir James Willoughby Gordon, GCH, GCB; pressed cardboard covered in tan leather, with a tooled cross hatched design; one partition inside; side flaps extend across the top and buckle together for security; the top is secured with a flap which is fastened by a brass catch and brass lock; locksmith is J Braham, Piccadilly; the case bears the initials of the owner, Sir James Willoughby Gordon. | Equipment, general | 1973-04-8 |
| Camp clothing rack, 1887 (c); polished mahogany, in the form of two uprights and three cross pieces; each upright is on a base, made from a single piece of wood which has been carved into two legs; the cross bars fit into holes in the uprights and are secured by brass screws; owned by Capt N W Barnardiston, 57th West Middlesex Regiment. | Equipment, general | 1973-05-7 |
| Folding camp chair, 1902; stained oak frame with four lathe turned legs, joined by wooden struts and leather straps as arm rests; the seat and back are of pale green canvas and the back is revolving and does not fix into any position; owned by Capt H K Clough, King's Own (Royal Lancashire Regiment), and used during the Boer War. | Furniture | 1973-07-7 |
| Waterbottle, Oliver Pattern 1875-1890 (c); flat back with convex sides; the spout has a raised wooden lip and is threaded internally to receive an iron wing nut stopper with a central hole; with a carrying handle; reputedly carried by a member of the Illingworth family who took part in the Jameson Raid, 1896. | Equipment, general | 1973-07-43 |
| Trunk, 1912-1915 (c); heavy canvas, painted black; in the shape of a suitcase with a hinged lid; the seams are reinforced with leather and on either side are thick leather handles; the surface is painted in white with the name of the owner, Capt C O Hay, Army Service Corps, whilst serving on the North West Frontier, India. | Equipment, general | 1973-08-110 |
| First field dressing, 1914-1918 (c); khaki drab cotton package; paper labels on the front and back are printed with instructions for use and the manufacturer's name, Burroughs, Wellcome and Co, manufacturing chemists. | Medical Equipment | 1973-12-26 |
| Koehler depressing gun carriage, late eighteenth century; associated with Siege of Gibraltar. | Models | 1995-07-54 |
| Half crown coin, struck 1840; reverse has been defaced and re-engraved, 'CHUSAN, July 5th 1840, CANTON, May 25th 1841'; with a box bearing the engraver's name, Multow, Engraver and Printer to the King, on one side and on the other the owner's name, Colonel H W Adams, 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment and used during the First China war, 1840. | Equipment, general | 1974-02-46 |
| Box, 1855 (c); leather covered and bound with metal; originally contained books donated to troops in the Crimea by Queen Victoria. | Equipment, general | 1974-02-139 |
| Collection of four items owned by Col William Arthur Bampfylde Onslow, 6th Earl of Onslow, Royal Armoured Corps (TA), whilst in India: fly whisk; two swagger sticks; Half Anna piece, coin, dated 1835. | Equipment, general | 1974-03-12 |
| Solid lead bullet for Jacob's Rifle; lead bullet with holes to take explosive charge; primer and charge for bullets. | Ammunition | 1964-02-27 |
| Solid cast lead bullet for Jacob's Rifle; with flanges for refilling; cast by Mr J Bell with the aid of an original bullet mould. | Ammunition | 1964-02-19 |
| Leaflet: H M Forces Letter Rates from 8 Jul 1996. | Archives | 1996-11-61 |
| Photographs of Durbar Sherpar Cantonments in Old Kandahar, nd. | Photographs | 1964-07-6 |
| Photocopy of an article: The Streatham News, Balham and Tooting News and Borough of Wandsworth Chronicle, 7 Jan 1916; relating to Miss Ernestine Lucy Henley who served as a nurse in Serbia. | Archives | 1996-11-62 |
| Photograph of a painting of Charles Murray Hay, 1854 (c). | Photographs | 1964-07-7 |
| Eight shots and musket balls, 1644-1811. | Ammunition | 1963-11-199 |
| Shell projectile, mounted on an inscribed stand, Boer Forces, nd. | Ammunition | 1963-11-126 |
| Medal group awarded to Pte Jean Maurice Bouchard, Canadian Army, 22nd Regiment: Korean War Medal 1950-53, Canadian issue; United Nations Korea Medal 1950-1954, French issue. | Medals | 1999-06-72 |
| Typescript copy of the contingency plans for the protection of Worthing issued to 5th Sussex Home Guards Battalion, 16 Dec 1952. | Archives | 1996-11-63 |
| Case for taking six shells, Boer Forces, 1899-1902; black painted steel body; lid composed of two hinged flaps; perforated shelves for shells inside; two carrying handles; associated with Boer War (1899-1902). | Ammunition | 1963-11-118 |
| Printed programme card, completed in manuscript, of a concert given by the band of 19th Hyderabad Regiment following the tour with the Commonwealth Brigade in Japan, 1947. | Archives | 1996-11-65 |
| Clay cannon ball, thought to be used as a practice shot with half charge, nd; associated with the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. | Ammunition | 1963-10-350 |
| Offprint: 'The Resettlement of ex-Indian Army Personnel in Canada 1919-39' by Kent Fedorowich from 'Immigrants and Minorities' vol 15, no 1, Mar 1996. | Archives | 1996-11-66 |
| The War Game - with Bobs in the Transvaal. Board game, 1900 (c); printed card board associated with the Boer War; with score sheets, but the counters are missing. | Equipment, general | 1974-03-164 |
| Scroll presented with a Fahnenband to HQ 1 (BR) Corps on Saturday 25 Sept 1993 by Gen Haiseu, Inspekteur des Heeres, in recognition of the long association of the corps in Germany. | Archives | 1996-11-67-1 |
| Tibetan cannon ball. | Ammunition | 1963-10-349 |
| Collection of items relating to World War One: entrenching tool with a canvas case for the blade shaft; waterbottle; pair of wire cutters in a canvas case; khaki netting. | Equipment, general | 1974-05-64 |
| Lead musket ball, thought to have killed Gen Picton at the battle of Waterloo, 18 Jun 1815. | Ammunition | 1963-10-270 |
| Cannon ball, thought to have been hand made and used in the Taku Forts Campaign, 3rd China War, 1860. | Ammunition | 1963-10-261 |
| Half of a bar shot, reputed to have been fired into Gibraltar during the Siege of Gibraltar, 1779-1783. | Ammunition | 1963-10-260 |
| Grape shot, reputed to have been used by troops under General Guikel at the Siege of Athlone, 1600. | Ammunition | 1963-10-255 |
| Bound typescript account of 'The Battle of Magersfontein, December 13 1899 by one who was present', written by a staff officer to the officer commanding the artillery. | Archives | 1996-11-68 |
| Five shots of assorted sizes, believed to have come from the battlefield of Waterloo. | Ammunition | 1963-10-203 |
| Four iron shots with part of a large shot and another small shot, mounted on a marble base; reported to have been fired at the donor's father's sister during the Crimean War, 1854-1856. | Ammunition | 1963-07-78 |
| Tape measure, 1917; in a brown leather case with a brass winding handle; cloth tape marked, 'John Rabone and SonsBirmingham, England', and on the reverse, 'Rabones Rigida Tape. Trade Mark'. | Scientific Instruments | 1974-05-65 |
| Shell fragments found in Folkestone, 1916; from World War One, Home Front (1914-1918). | Ammunition | 1963-07-36 |
| Photocopy of typescript report: Report on the Operations of 22nd (East African) Infantry Brigade between January 23rd and June 21st 1941. | Archives | 1996-11-69 |
| Four live rounds .303 in ball cordite Mk II ammunition manufactured by Birmingham Metal and Munitions Company; five live rounds of .303 in blank Mk VII ammunition, three made by Eley, 1915, and two made by Greenwood and Batley, Leeds, date obliterated, with Mk II charger; five rounds of .303 in drill ex Mk VII ammunition originally made by Eley, 1916; wooden bullets stained red with Mk II charger, from Bayham House, Folkestone, Sept 1916; four chargers of dummy/blank/empty cartridges. | Ammunition | 1963-07-36 |
| Photocopy of typescript: Operations of 22 (East African) Infantry Brigade from 15 March to 16 May 1945; written by Brig R F Johnstone, 1 Jan 1945. | Archives | 1996-11-70 |
| Prussian rifle cut down to make a carbine, pattern 1839, 1895 (c); converted to Minié rifled system in 1855; acquired in South Africa when used as a trade gun; associated with Trooper W T Wilkins, British South African Police, and the Jameson Raid. | Firearms | 1999-06-73 |
| Centre-fire revolver cartridge, .320 in, undischarged, with fragment of court exhibit envelope; carried by a member of the British South Africa Company involved in the Jameson raid and was used in evidence at the subsequent trial in July 1896, as a result of which Dr Jameson was sentenced to imprisonment. | Ammunition | 1963-05-113 |
| Smoothbore percussion trade musket, 1880 (c); made by V and R Blackmore from redundant British Army furniture; used in South Africa as a trade gun using old British Percussion locks, possibly ex-East India Government models; associated with Tpr W T Wilkins, British South African Police, and the Jameson Raid. | Firearms | 1999-06-74 |
| Lead shot, stated to be 'bullet suspended from Turkish Crimean ribbon, said to have wounded an officer'; with medal ribbon attached. | Ammunition | 1962-11-179 |
| Pieces of cartridge and a seal from a bottle picked up at Isandlwana in 1961; associated with the Battle of Isandlwana, Zulu War (1879). | Ammunition | 1962-11-32 |
| Pieces of cartridge and a seal from a bottle picked up at Isandlwana in 1961; associated with the Battle of Isandlwana, Zulu War (1879). | Equipment, general | 1962-11-32 |
| Five crude spears, 1895 (c); acquired in South Africa; associated with Tpr W T Wilkins, British South African Police, and the Jameson Raid. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1999-06-75 |
| Three hunting spears, 1895 (c); acquired in South Africa; associated with Tpr W T Wilkins, British South African Police, and the Jameson Raid. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1999-06-76 |
| Twelve small medical needles in a cardboard box, 1944 (c); found on the body of a dead Japanese soldier, Burma, 1944; associated with Signalman Reginald James Wilkins, Royal Signals. | Medical Equipment | 1999-06-77 |
| Twelve small medical needles in a cardboard box, 1944 (c); found on the body of a dead Japanese soldier, Burma, 1944; associated with Signalman Reginald James Wilkins, Royal Signals. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-77 |