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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Pattern 1822 Gothic guard sword, nd; belonged to Lt S M Edwards, 2nd Bombay Infantry, later Gen Sir Stanley de Burgh Edwards, KCB; light type sword possibly for Dress with inscribed blade; brass gothic pattern hilt with hinged fall and oval cartouche with monogram VR under crown and resting on a spray of shamrock and thistle; grip of rayskin with copper wire binding; stepped pommel; with brass scabbard with two suspension rings, chape worn. | Edged Weapons | 1959-09-140 |
| Pattern 1917 bayonet, nd; manufactured in United States of America, 1917 (c); used by the Home Guard during World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1988-05-7 |
| Pattern 1917 bayonet, nd; manufactured in United States of America, 1917 (c); used by the Home Guard during World War Two (1939-1945). | Equipment, general | 1988-05-7 |
| Slacks, breeches, cap, boots and shoes, other ranks' and non commissioned officers', Auxiliary Territorial Service and Universal pattern, 1942-1945 (c) | Uniforms | 1983-01-119 |
| Twenty uniform and equipment items, all ranks' and other ranks', Universal pattern, Mounted Services and 3rd (Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 1900 (c) | Uniforms | 1983-01-118 |
| Twenty uniform and equipment items, all ranks' and other ranks', Universal pattern, Mounted Services and 3rd (Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 1900 (c) | Equipment, uniform | 1983-01-118 |
| Album of 90 photographs compiled by Brig Sir Eric Frith; with manuscript diary of events on interleaved sheets; manuscript inscription on flyleaf, 'WITH THE 2ND POLISH CORPS/ ITALY 1944-46/ A ROUGH DIARY OF EVENTS WITH VARIOUS PHOTOGRAPHS'; photograph captions are interspersed among diary entries; associated with World War Two, Italy (1943-1945). (Album dimensions: 22.25 cm x 31 cm x 5 cm). | Photographs | 1986-12-1 |
| Word processed copy of illustrated memoirs and diary entries of Staff Sgt Colin Turner, Glider Pilot Regiment, 1939-1945; memoir starts with his conscription on 16 Oct 1939 into the Duke of Welllington's Regiment (West Riding), and transfer to the Glider Pilot Regiment, becoming a Glider Pilot; associated with World War Two, Sicily (1943-1945), North Africa (1940-1943), South of France (1944-1945), Balkans (1941-1945). | Archives | 2003-12-52 |
| Special car numberplate, nd; metal painted black with silver raised lettering spelling, 'WRAC 1'; used for the visit of Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Kent to Singapore and Hong Kong, February 1970. | Equipment, general | 2003-12-53 |
| Sixteen Drypoints and Etchings a Record of the Great War by Percy Smith. Sixteen uncoloured collotypes of drypoints and etchings by and after Gnr J Percy Smith, Royal Marine Artillery, 1916 (c)-1919 (c); published by The Soncino Press, London, 1930; show scenes of the war-torn landscape of the Somme on the Western Front, a howitzer and prisoners of war; associated with World War One, Western Front (1914-1918) | Prints | 2003-12-54 |
| 17th Lancers advancing into battle. Oil on canvas by David Cartwright, 1975 (c)-1976 (c); in the forefront a mounted officer holding a lance and facing towards another mounted officer, with mounted troops following behind. | Oil Paintings | 2003-12-58 |
| Fort of Ali Musjeed Khyber Pass Camp of the 4th Brigade of Major Gen. Pollock's Force April 1842.Watercolour signed and dated, 'G.A. Croly Lt. XXVI Lt Infy', by George Alfred Croly, 1842 (c).Long-distance view of the camp, set in a river valley dwarfed by mountains, with tents and men - busy with everyday tasks, horses and camels. | Drawings and Watercolours | 1966-10-11 |
| The great bazaar on fire, Kabul, 1842. Ink wash over pencil sketch signed and dated, 'G A Croly 26 L inf...18...' by George Alfred Croly, 1842 (c); troops resting by a well, with further troops and the city, billowing with smoke, in the background; associated with 1st Afghan War (1838-1842). | Drawings and Watercolours | 1966-10-12 |
| Advance of the columns on fort of Mamoo Khail, August 1842. Ink wash over pencil sketch, signed and dated, 'G A Croly March 1843', by George Alfred Croly, 1843; troops advancing amidst gunsmoke on foot and horseback with mountains and fort in the background, reverse contains notes made by the artist; associated with 1st Afghan War (1838-1842). | Drawings and Watercolours | 1966-10-13 |
| Thirty seven hand coloured lantern slides in a wooden box; associated with Zulu War (1879), 2nd Afghan War (1878-1880), Egyptian War (1882), Boer War (1899-1902). | Photographs | 1972-03-1 |
| Two letters written by Lt Andrew Pilkington to Mary, 1794-1799, and photocopy biographical notes and extracts from his letters, 2003 (c); relating to the 2nd (or Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot; associated with the Glorious First of June and the Helder Expedition, Wars of the French Revolution, War at Sea (1793-1802) and Holland(1799). | Archives | 2003-12-63 |
| 26 copy photographs taken by Pte Derek Lamb, a radio operator with the 1st Bn King's Royal Rifle Corps in West Germany, during his National Service, 1953. | Photographs | 2003-12-64 |
| Cup, two-handled, sporting trophy, nd; silver by P Orr and Sons, Madras, 1910; upon an inverted trumpet shaped foot, plain stem with single girdle, harp shaped handles, upon round plinth bearing eighteen shields; associated with the Bihar Light Horse; relating to polo. | Silver | 1959-07-112 |
| Frock, with wrist band, constables', War Department Constabulary, 1945 (c). | Uniforms | 1983-01-3 |
| The 13th Bengal Lancers. Calendar for 1888. Colour chromolithograph, 1887 (c); printed by Forman and Sons, Nottingham, nd; published by Donald McLaren, Dundee, 1887; 13th (Duke of Connaught's) Bengal Cavalry (Lancers) charging towards the viewer; the calendar for the year is printed below. | Prints | 2004-01-21 |
| Papers relating to the service and death of Lt Niels Falck at the Battle of Salamanca, 22 July 1812; includes ten letters from Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent and Strathern, Field Marshall, to Falck's mother, 19 Mar 1816 to 6 Jul 1816; associated with the Battle of Salamanca, Peninsular War (1808-1814) 1812. | Archives | 2004-01-3 |
| Letter from Capt R V D Weight, 17th Dogra Regiment, India, to his parents, 25 Nov 1943; associated with World War Two, Home Front (1939 -1945). From the Burma Memorial Collection of Maj James Allan. | Archives | 1989-04-116-3169 |
| Photograph album of 74 photographs, 1855 (c)-1890 (c); including portraits of officers, Non Commissioned Officers and Other Ranks of various regiments; with 13 pages bearing chromolithographs of scenes after O Norie; embossed on cover is a scene showing Household Cavalry outside Horse Guards; associated with the British Army. (Album dimensions: 29.5 x 24.5 x 6.5 cm). | Photographs | 1982-04-413 |
| Photograph album containing 42 photographs compiled by Maj Wilfred Herbert James Sale, MC, 3rd/4th County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters), 1941-1943; photographs are of locations in Egypt. | Photographs | 1975-03-63-12 |
| Kukri in black velvet scabbard, 1940-1960 (c); supplied by the Military Supply Syndicate, 1918 (c); bearing a metal badge of a shield, including two crowned lions with what looks like a ball between them, and a larger crown above them; light narrow blade with incised geometrical decoration; bone grip, iron ferrule and pommel plate; blade inscribed, 'MILITARY SUPPLY'; handle inscribed, 'SYNDICATE'; the scabbard has a silver chape with floral decoration; karda and chakmak with wooden hilts; associated with the Gurkha Rifles, World War One (1914-1918) and World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1986-01-93 |
| Formation badge, Jewish Brigade Group, 1942-1945 (c); part of the collection of Maj John Waring. | Badges | 1994-07-147 |
| Formation badge, 4th Guards Brigade, 1950 (c); part of the collection of Maj John Waring. | Badges | 1994-07-149 |
| Formation badge, 24th Independent Guards Brigade Group, 1940-1945 (c); part of the collection of Maj John Waring. | Badges | 1994-07-152 |
| Brass inter-company shield, with silver plaques, 1890-1891; on an ebonized wooden mount, with maker's mark, 'W G J L'; in the centre are scenes in relief, of European troops storming a citadel, possibly the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers at the Storming of Delhi; sports trophy of 1st Bn Royal Munster Fusiliers; in Sergeants' Mess, 1890-1922; RUSI 1922-1959; associated with the Indian Mutiny (1857). | Silver | 1959-12-49 |
| Papers relating to United States Forces 1943-1991 (c). Including: ration books; histories of Merrill's Marauders and Jingpaw Rangers; Kachin language guides; Kachin language newsletters with translations; newspaper cuttings; Airfield Report December 1943; intelligence summaries 1944; association newsletters. From the Burma Memorial Collection of Maj James Allan. | Archives | 1989-04-116-3173 |
| Papers relating to the army in India 1939-1945. Including: proclamation of the Indian National Army; printed message to officers of the India Command from Wavell, C-in-C India, about the war against Japan; background information for troops stationed in India; club membership cards; sporting, cinema and theatrical programmes; restaurant menu; tram tickets. From the Burma Memorial Collection of Maj James Allan. | Archives | 1989-04-116-3177 |
| Six miniature medals: Royal Red Cross; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Allied Victory Medal 1914-19; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; and brooch, worn by Sister Agnes Mary Ahern, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, 1914-1945. | Medals | 1994-08-138 |
| Six miniature medals: Royal Red Cross; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Allied Victory Medal 1914-19; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; and brooch, worn by Sister Agnes Mary Ahern, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, 1914-1945. | Badges | 1994-08-138 |
| Account of the Sunderland Flying Boats Jungle Rescue, by R Moffatt, HQ 14th Infantry Brigade, Chindits, Burma, 1944.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-303 |
| Photocopyprinted message from Brig W D A Lentaigne to all Chindits on their return from Burma, 26 Apr 1944.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-308 |
| Japanese training manual taken from the body of a Japanese officer killed in the battle for Mandalay by Capt A J Parfitt, 852nd Ind Bridge Coy, 33 Corps, 14th Army, Burma 1944.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-310 |
| Extracts from a letter; translation of the speech by the commandant of Shirakawa prisoner of war camp Taiwan, informing the inmates of the end of the war, 22 Aug 1945; letter from R Moffatt seeking to raise funds for Sgt Fish; relating to Sgt Fish, Indian Army Ordnance Corps, who was a prisoner of war of the Japanese, 1941-1945.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-312 |
| Christmas card sent from India and Soldier's Release Book issued 31 Dec 1946, collected by Pte BT Warne, Essex Regiment, who served with 3 Brigade, Chindits, 1945-946 (c).From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-314 |
| Printed card giving the background to the association; printed certificate of life membership issued to Tpr R Moffatt, 7th Leicester Regiment and 26th Hussars; letter authorising Moffatt to collect donations for the Welfare Fund; greetings to the Burma Star and Chindit OCA from 'yesterday's enemy' Dai Nippon; menu, April Fools Dinner and Social Meeting and AGM 1953; relating to the Chindits Old Comrades Association 1953-1975.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-316 |
| Order of service for the dedication of Chindits' colours, Liverpool Cathedral, 14 Mar 1948; programme, Far East Prisoners of War Club 27th Annual Reunion and Service of Remembrance, London 6 Oct 1979.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-317 |
| Panoramic group portrait photograph of 2nd London General Hospital at St Mark's College in Chelsea, February 1919; photographed by Panora Limited, 1919; associated with Royal Army Medical Corps, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Services and Voluntary Aid Detachment. | Photographs | 2004-01-38 |
| Miniature medal: Allied Victory Medal 1914-19; and six ribbon bars worn by Lt Col Felix Tolcher Birdwood OBE, Indian Army Staff, 1914-1945 (c). | Medals | 1994-08-149 |
| Manuscript volume containing memoirs of army service from 1852 by Pte Charles Henry Smith, 7th Royal Fusiliers, written in 1860; also papers and a photograph; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856) and Indian Mutiny (1857-1859). | Archives | 2004-01-39 |
| Helmet, nd; manufactured in Iraq; black ballistic resistant plastic; made for the Fedayeen forces who fought in support of Saddam Hussein during Iraq (2003-2011). | Equipment, general | 2004-01-53 |
| Combat helmet, nd; used by the Iraqi Army and acquired by Senior Aircraftman O'Neill, 63 Squadron; cheaply produced from ballistic resistant plastic, sand coloured with webbing straps to support the head; associated with Iraq (2003-2011). | Equipment, general | 2004-01-54 |
| Brooch of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps, 1917 (c); manufacturer unknown, 1917 (c); base metal and enamel openwork attached to mother of pearl disc, brooch fitting. | Crafts | 2004-01-75 |
| Women's Legion brooch, 1960 (c); associated with Dame Regina Evans, Women's Royal Army Corps and the British Legion Womens Section. | Crafts | 2004-01-61 |
| Tie pin presented to 40th Surrey Pln Auxiliary Territorial Service by Colonel of the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, 1940 (c); manufacturer unknown; silver coloured metal with turned pin. | Crafts | 2004-01-76 |
| Lapel badge of the Army Emergency Reserve, 1960 (c); silver coloured base metal, with pin and clasp brooch fitting; inscribed, 'AER'; garter strap around central inscription, surmounted by Queen's crown; associated with the Women's Royal Army Corps. | Crafts | 2004-01-62 |
| Brooch, Women's Section British Legion, 1940 (c); manufactured by Birmingham Medal Company; base metal and enamel with vertical brooch fitting; associated with the Women's Royal Army Corps. | Crafts | 2004-01-77 |
| Brooch of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, 1945 (c); manufacturer unknown; base metal and enamel. | Crafts | 2004-01-79 |
| Lapel badge, 1920 (c); brass, made by J R Gaunt, 1920 (c); stamped on verso, 'J.R Gaunt London'; inscribed, 'QMAAC & ATS Comrades Assn'; associated with Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Women's Royal Army Corps and the Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-63 |
| Lapel badge of the regimental association of the Australian Womens Army Service, Victoria branch, 1960 (c); enamel and base metal made by K C Luke, Melbourne, 1960 (c); associated with the Australian Women's Army Service and the Women's Royal Army Corps. | Crafts | 2004-01-64 |
| Brooch, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1940 (c); manufactured by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); base metal. | Crafts | 2004-01-81 |
| Old comrades brooch, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Women's Royal Army Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1940 (c); manufacturer unknown; base metal. | Crafts | 2004-01-82 |
| Regimental association lapel badge, 1940 (c); brass openwork, made by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); stamped verso, 'J R Gaunt London'; associated with Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Women's Royal Army Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-65 |
| Brooch of the Women's Royal Army Corps Association, 1992 (c); manufactured by Ammo and Company, 1992 (c); gold coloured base metal and enamel. | Crafts | 2004-01-83 |
| Regimental association lapel badge, 1940 (c); brass openwork, made by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); associated with Queen Mary 's Army Auxiliary Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-66 |
| Brooch of the Women's Royal Army Corps Association, 1992 (c); manufactured by Ammo and Company, 1992 (c); gold coloured base metal and enamel. | Crafts | 2004-01-84 |
| Lady sweetheart brooch, 1955; manufactured by G and Company Limited, Birmingham; silver and enamel. | Crafts | 2004-01-85 |
| Old Comrades brooch, Women's Royal Army Corps Association, 1980 (c); manufactured by London Badge and Button Company; gold coloured metal and enamel. | Crafts | 2004-01-87 |
| Brooch, Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service Association, 1940 (c); manufactured by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); base metal. | Crafts | 2004-01-88 |
| Regimental association lapel badge, 1940 (c); brass and red enamel made by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); associated with Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Women's Royal Army Corp and Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-67 |
| Regimental association lapel badge, 1940 (c); brass openwork, made by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); associated with Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Auxiliary Territorial Service and Womens' Royal Army Corps. | Crafts | 2004-01-68 |
| Regimental association lapel badge, 1940 (c); brass openwork, made by J R Gaunt, London, 1940 (c); associated with Women's Royal Army Corps, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-69 |
| Brooch, 1930 (c); gold colour metal and enamel, on pin fitting, made by J R Gaunt, London, 1930 (c); associated with Women's Royal Army Corps and British Red Cross Society. | Crafts | 2004-01-70 |
| Brooch, 1942 (c); worn by the Free French at Aldermaston in 1942; associated with the Women's Royal Army Corps. | Crafts | 2004-01-71 |
| Uniform items associated with the Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1945 (c), Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps and Voluntary Aid Detachment, 1945 (c). | Uniforms | 1994-03-200 |
| Brooch, Women's Legion, 1918 (c); base metal openwork, manufacturer unknown, 1918 (c); associated with the Women's Royal Army Corps, World War One (1914-1918). | Crafts | 2004-01-73 |
| Brooch of the Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1945 (c); gold coloured base metal, with brooch fitting, manufacturer unknown; associated with the Women's Royal Army Corps and Auxiliary Territorial Service. | Crafts | 2004-01-74 |
| Portable single tube heater, 1970 (c); manufactured by A B POD, Kristdala, Sweden; trade name 'POD' with accompanying instructions and spare parts; associated with the BRIXMIS, British Commanders-in-Chiefs Mission to Soviet Forces in Germany, Cold War (1945-1989). | Equipment, general | 2004-01-95 |
| Typewriter, brown/grey in colour, 1970 (c)-1975 (c); manufactured by Adler, 1970 (c)-1975 (c); inscribed in raised letters, 'Adler'; associated with the Berlin Garrison 1945-1994, British Army of the Rhine (1945-). | Scientific Instruments | 2004-01-96 |
| Medals awarded to Lt Stanley H Freeman, Royal Naval Division and Royal Artillery: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Allied Victory Medal 1914-19; with miniatures; associated with World War One, Gallipoli (1914-1918). | Medals | 2004-01-92 |
| Badges, 1914-1918; worn by Lt Stanley H Freeman, Royal Naval Division and Royal Artillery: three officer's bronze collar badges, Royal Artillery; two gilt metal rank stars; five gilding metal shoulder titles, Royal Naval Division; gilding metal cap badge, Royal Horse Artillery; associated with World War One, Gallipoli (1914-1918). | Badges | 2004-01-93 |
| Two prints depicting incidents in the Battle of Isandlwana by Bud Bradshaw, each accompanied by a 'certificate of authenticity' from the publishers, New Horizons Publishing, 1989 (c); associated with the Zulu War (1879). | Prints | 1990-04-143 |
| Five plastic potties with handles, 1970 (c); associated with BRIXMIS, British Commanders-in-Chiefs Mission to Soviet Forces in Germany, Cold War (1945-1989). | Equipment, general | 2004-01-94 |
| Shield, 1942 (c); made of white metal and wood, by Toye and Company Limited, 1942 (c); square plaque in centre with a circular plaque engraved with a device of an arrow supported by bolts of lightening; on wooden mount with twelve plaques; inscribed, 'INTER SQUADRON SHIELD'; relating to Lt Col S C W Wrea; an inter squadron sports trophy of the 1st Regiment, Reconnaissance Corps, 1942 (c). | Silver | 1960-03-169 |
| Commemorative covers: 25th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day; 25th anniversary of 2nd Chindit expedition of 6 Mar 1944; issued 15 Aug 1970. Printed brief history of 33 Indian Corps, illustrated with formation signs, 1946 (c). From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-318 |
| Eight maps: 'Daily Mail' War Map of the Far East, 1944; silk map of Burma, Siam, and French Indo-China; two silk Chindit panic maps of Burma; map of Burma; photocopy map of Rangoon to Bangkok, 1945; strip map of Thailand, 1972 (c); East Asia Road Map, 1973; associated with the Chindits. From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Maps | 1989-04-117-323 |
| Tankard, white metal, made 1870 (c); tapering in at the top, with two bands of five gadroons each on the body; plain oval handle; inscribed, '104 FUSILIERS'; relating to the 104th Regiment of Foot (Bengal Fusiliers). | Silver | 1960-05-36 |
| Seven newspapers: Indian Information Vol 12 No 116, 15 Jun 1943; reprint from The Statesman Calcutta, 1943 (c); Parade Vol 15 No 192, 15 apr 1944; Rangoon Liberator 16 Jun 1945; photocopy SEAC 15 May 1946; The War Papers No 57 - The Daily Express 7 Aug 1945; The War Papers Part 71, The Daily Telegraph 29 Jan 1944; issued in the Far East 1943-1946.From the Burma Campaign Collection of R Moffatt. | Archives | 1989-04-117-324 |
| Documents relating to Lt Albert George Dorrington Royal Engineers and Royal Signals 1911-1945.Includes: 2nd Class Education Certificate 1911; certificate from GOC 33rd Division praising him for gallantry April 1918; 2nd Army Orders June 1918 announcing the award to Dorrington of the Distinguished Conduct Medal; certificate of congratulation on award of DCM from Commander 2nd Army June 1918; First Class Army Certificate of Education1928; warrants as WO2 1929; warrant as WO1 1934; certificate accompanying Silver Jubilee Medal 1935; commission as Lieutenant 1937; envelope; circular sent to his next of kin with his World War Two medals. | Archives | 1989-05-205 |
| Typescript notes taken from a diary kept by Maj W Bull whilst serving as GSO2 (Operations) in Korea, November 1952-November 1953. | Archives | 1989-05-216 |
| Six propaganda leaflets, three in Burmese and three in Japanese, including a copy of Gunjin Shimbun newsletter for 13 Jan 1945. Examples of leaflet dropped on Burma by the Royal Air Force and USAAF in 1945. Mr Spicer served in the ground staff of 261 Sqn Royal Air Force. | Archives | 1989-06-25 |
| Letter, signed by Leo Amery, Secretary of State for India, to Lt Col Sir Thomas Moore regarding claims that men had been commissioned into the Indian Army against their wishes. He had an investigation into the matter, raised by a Mr A McG Morton who complained that his son had been so treated. | Archives | 1989-07-63 |
| 95 memoirs of John Pitt as a platoon commander in East Africa 1940-1941 and as a Brigade Staff Officer in Madagascar 1942-1943. | Archives | 1989-08-2 |
| Two manuscript and typescript diaries by Allan Barratt, 2nd Survey Regiment Royal Artillery.Includes events and thoughts, Militia, British Expeditionary Force, Dunkirk, Dover Straits, etc., 1939-1943, and India and Burma 1943-1946. With Manual of Artillery Survey Part II, 1924, Five-figure logarithms, reprinted 1930 with amendments No1 and Part 1, 1932. | Archives | 1989-08-5 |
| No 2 dress uniform worn by HRH Duchess of Kent as Controller Commandant Women's Royal Army Corps, 1974-1992 (c). | Uniforms | 1993-10-167 |
| No 2 dress uniform worn by HRH Duchess of Kent as Controller Commandant Women's Royal Army Corps, 1974-1992 (c). | Equipment, uniform | 1993-10-167 |
| Photocopy typescript address of the President of India to the Bengal Sappers on the occasion of the presentation of Colours at Roorkee, 12 Jan 1989. | Archives | 1989-08-8 |
| Photocopies of notes relating to the award of the Military Cross to Capt A Mackenzie-Smith, 8th Bn Gordon Highlanders, Burma 1945; reports on the patrols to Ywalthegyi, 24 Jan 1945; and Mynize area 27-28 Jan 1945; extract from war diary, Jan 1945; extract from regimental history; recommendation for the award, Feb 1945; London Gazette Entry, 15 Nov 1945. | Archives | 1989-08-9 |
| Photocopy additional notes and corrections to Ken Ford's 'Assault Crossing the River Seine', by J V Webb, 1944. Published by Devon 1988. Personal notes relating to the Seine crossing by J V Webb. | Archives | 1989-08-10 |
| Papers relating to the Ronaldson family, 1750-1916 (c). | Archives | 1989-08-13 |
| Polished wood campaign mirror, nd; belonged to Lord John Henry Taylour, 85th Regiment of Foot and 94th Regiment of Foot; opens with hinged flaps; Lord Taylour served in the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Equipment, general | 1964-09-45 |
| Two bridge markers, 1891 (c); silver and ivory, made by H A, hallmarked London, nd, 1891(c); rectangular, with eight movable ivory tabs on top and cast applied badge comprising a harp, and crowned rose and harp wreath; relating to Lt P Sellar; associated with the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards. | Silver | 1960-08-5 |
| Cup, 1903 (c); silver, possibly Indian European, made by P Q S, no hallmark, 1903 (c); with pigs' tusk handles, three supporting legs in form of pig's legs; inscribed, 'Presented by... president Poona Hunt to the winner of the Bheema cup'; relating to A D Younghusband; associated with the Royal Field Artillery. | Silver | 1960-11-159 |
| Vinaigrette jar, 1936 (c) and Tureen stand, 1898; jar made by H and H, 1936-1937 and stand made by Royal Worcester; relating to 5th Bn, 14th Punjab Regiment. | Silver | 1960-12-4 |
| Vinaigrette jar, 1936 (c) and Tureen stand, 1898; jar made by H and H, 1936-1937 and stand made by Royal Worcester; relating to 5th Bn, 14th Punjab Regiment. | Ceramics | 1960-12-4 |
| Silver owl, 1929; silver, maker's mark, 'B [and] F Ltd', hallmarked London, 1927-1928; owl, a pattern presented to instructors on leaving, on a stepped cylindrical plinth, encircled by a silver band bearing a presentation inscription: 'STAFF COLLEGE QUETTA/ 1927-1929/ LT COL G O de R CHANNER 7th GURKHA RIFLES'; presented to Lt Col George Osborne de Renzy Channer, 7th Gurkha Rifles, 1929; associated with the Staff College, Quetta. | Silver | 1961-06-33 |
| Twenty photocopy photographs of West Indians serving in the British Army; relating to West Indies Regiment, Royal Engineers, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Auxiliary Territorial Service, and the Caribbean Regiment; associated with World War One (1914-1918) and World War Two (1939-1945). | Photographs | 1983-10-26 |