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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Collection of equipment owned by Maj E K Ridley, 2nd Bn Dorsetshire Regiment, 1903 (c): map case, made by Hughs Rees Limited, Lincoln; binoculars and case; set of three glass beakers in a leather case; regimental playing cards, made by De La Rue and Company; camp bed, made by Boota, Singh and Son (?); malaca walking stick; ball headed cane, 1906 (c), hallmarked, Birmingham 1906-1907. | Furniture | 1980-07-62 |
| Four National Defence College reports on the Arab-Israeli Wars and Indo-Pakistan War of 1965-1971. | Archives | 1997-06-42 |
| Three files and records: Quartermaster's file for 8th Queen's Fusiliers 1991-1992; Ministry of Defence directory, Feb 1988; British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) telephone directory. [RESTRICTED: CLOSED UNTIL 2023]. | Archives | 1997-06-43 |
| Typed transcript of a letter from Lt Frederick Jarvis, Suffolk Yeomanry (temporarily attached to the 13th Hussars) to his mother Lady Jarvis from Elandslaagte camp, South Africa, 11 Mar 1900. | Archives | 1997-06-44 |
| Photocopied articles by Dr Robert A Selig on aspects of the American War of Independence. | Archives | 1997-06-45 |
| Personal file of Capt G W T Tomlinson RASC, 1946; the period covers his command of 'X' detachment (Horse Transport), RASC, Antwerp, Belgium; Tomlinson felt his competence was called into question and requested an interview with the military secretary; also payment at a major's rate for his period in command. | Archives | 1997-06-46 |
| Warrant, certificate and letter issued to WO2 Anne Ramsden, Women's Royal Army Corps, 1977 (c). | Archives | 1997-06-47 |
| Civilian respirator, in a box, 1940; owned by Miss Leslie Reinke. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-64 |
| Collection of equipment owned by Capt C Blair, Royal Artillery, 1943: mattress, convertible to a sleeping bag; groundsheet, convertible to a cape; camp bath, made of canvas, made by Waring and Gillow Limited; soda syphon. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-120 |
| 35 letters written by Capt (later Maj Gen) H J M MacAndrew, 5th Bengal Cavalry. | Archives | 1997-06-48 |
| Two editions of South East Asia Command newspaper, 'SEAC' for 13 and 16 Jul 1944; also a special souvenir edition, 'SEAC Souvenir', August 1944. | Archives | 1997-06-49 |
| Photocopied press cuttings relating to the 1st Queen's Dragoon Guards when serving with Implementation Force (IFOR) in Bosnia, during Operation RESOLUTE, 2 Jun to Dec 1996, also typewritten impressions of service in Bosnia by members of the regiment. | Archives | 1997-06-50 |
| Officer's sword, pattern 1897, 1985; associated with Lt P S Corbin, Royal Tank Regiment; with black leather scabbard, frog and sword knot. | Edged Weapons | 1999-07-28 |
| Officer's sword, pattern 1897, 1985; associated with Lt P S Corbin, Royal Tank Regiment; with black leather scabbard, frog and sword knot. | Equipment, general | 1999-07-28 |
| Walking stick, 1988 (c); bears a metal band engraved with the owner's name, Maj P S Corbyn, University of London Officer's Training Corps, 1986-1988. | Equipment, general | 1999-07-29 |
| Binocular case, 1904; rectangular in section tapering to the base, made of pigskin; the back bears two broad belt loops bent over at the top, one inscribed for use by the Signals Section, 3/13th Bn The London Regiment, 1915 (c); lid comes over the top of the case, with a carrying handle on top; inside lined with maroon velvet, with impressions of the object lens housings within the lid and two blocks which secure binoculars when inside. | Scientific Instruments | 1980-07-126 |
| 60 photographs of the deployment of the 1st Queen's Dragoon Guards in Bosnia, Jun to Dec 1996, during Operation RESOLUTE for Implementation Force (IFOR). | Photographs | 1997-06-51 |
| Case, 1920 (c); made of canvas, possibly for a sighting instrument. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-127 |
| Machine gun slide rule case Mk II, sealed pattern, 1926; made of olive drab webbing, rectangular in shape with a lid flap which is reinforced at the bend; the back is printed with the object name; the webbing suspension strap fixed to the back has a buckle which is attached to a sealed pattern label by a ribbon which is secured by the original seal bearing the royal coat of arms. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-160 |
| Papers relating to the service of Adelaide Victoria Rose (nee Stafford) in the Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1940-1988. | Archives | 1997-06-52 |
| Machine gun slide rule case, working pattern 1930 (c); made of olive drab webbing, rectangular in shape with a lid flap; the back bears a belt loop with a press stud fastening at the bottom; two buckles at the top attach a webbing suspension strap; attached to one buckle is a working pattern label, and the other bears the Sealed Pattern label, fixed to a grey piece of cloth, and secured by ribbon and the original seal. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-161 |
| Face mask for a rocket launcher, working pattern 1952; in the form of a rectangular flap of green cotton backed with rubber; eyepieces are plastic edged with black oil cloth lined with netting; the side windows have ventilation holes and the eyepiece is stitched to a strap; felt pad at the bridge of the nose has the Sealed Pattern label fastened to it by a ribbon; the ribbon is also fixed to a piece of brown cloth and the original seal. | Equipment, general | 1980-07-185 |
| Bayonet for Argentine FF 7.62 m, taken by British Forces in the Falkland Islands, August 1982; serial number 28004; scabbard; frog, press studs embossed with star and maker's name, Tempex. | Edged Weapons | 1984-06-141 |
| Bayonet for Argentine FF 7.62 m, taken by British Forces in the Falkland Islands, August 1982; serial number 28004; scabbard; frog, press studs embossed with star and maker's name, Tempex. | Equipment, general | 1984-06-141 |
| Binocular case Mk I, for Prismatic Binoculars No 6, 1918 (c); made of polished pigskin, slightly concave at the back; the suspension strap passes round the sides of the case, thread through loops; the back bears two belt loops, bent over at the top, and there is a carrying handle on top of the lid. | Scientific Instruments | 1980-08-37 |
| Pistol bayonet for Webley Mk IV revolver, with frog and scabbard, 1916; crossguard inscribed with 'PATENT No 17143/16' and 'WWG' over elephant in oval cartouche; made by Pritchard-Greener, 1916; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Edged Weapons | 1983-06-57 |
| Pistol bayonet for Webley Mk IV revolver, with frog and scabbard, 1916; crossguard inscribed with 'PATENT No 17143/16' and 'WWG' over elephant in oval cartouche; made by Pritchard-Greener, 1916; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1983-06-57 |
| Tripod instrument stand, with a carrying sling, 1920 (c). | Scientific Instruments | 1980-08-38 |
| Pick-axe with webbing helve sleeve, 1920 (c); possibly associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1980-08-39 |
| Medical Orderly's pack, 1918; containing splints, a tourniquet, syringe, needles, iodine, calamine lotion, first field and shell dressings and various bandages; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Medical Equipment | 1980-08-49 |
| Folding bicycle, Type X Mk II Parachute, 1944 (c); for use by airborne troops; made by Birmingham Small Arms Company (?); associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Vehicles | 1980-08-61 |
| Three regimental canes sold in the shop of the National Army Museum 1978; reproduction canes with genuine issue regimental heads, 1950 (c): Essex Regiment; Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment); Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). | Equipment, general | 1980-09-49 |
| Photographs relating to the service of Adelaide Victoria Rose (nee Stafford), Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1939-1950. | Photographs | 1997-06-53 |
| Photographs collected by Maj H M Cox of the Corps of Military Police in Egypt and Palestine 1943-1945. | Photographs | 1997-06-54 |
| 3 photographs of officers and regiments taken between 1874 and 1926. | Photographs | 1997-06-56 |
| Photographs of the Hong Kong Military Service Corps. | Photographs | 1997-06-58 |
| Six bayonet frogs, nd. | Equipment, general | 1983-06-38 |
| Five No 1 leather bayonet frogs, pattern 1939, Home Guard; associated with World War Two, Home Front (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1983-06-33 |
| Three No 1 leather bayonet frogs, pattern 1914; straps have been removed; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1983-06-32 |
| No 1 leather bayonet frog, pattern 1914, for dismounted men and corps; straps have been removed; made by W Wood and Son; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1983-06-31 |
| Leather bayonet frog with strap, No 1, pattern 1914; made by R H Long, 1915; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Equipment, general | 1983-06-30 |
| Leather bayonet frog with helve holder, No 1, pattern 1914. | Equipment, general | 1983-06-29 |
| Thirteen No 1 bayonet frogs, pattern 1908. | Equipment, general | 1983-06-28 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907; made by Sanderson; with scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1983-06-9 |
| Mk I Garand US bayonet, 1943 (c), used by the US Army during World War Two; blade stamped with initials PAL in oval and U grenade S; green plastic scabbard with metal mouthpiece stamped with US in flaming grenade and VP 32, with wire belt hook; relating to the US Army; associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1983-01-108 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, used during World War Two (1939-1945), with plastic sheath; webbing belt frog; made by Victoria Plastics, USA. | Edged Weapons | 1982-08-188 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, used during World War Two (1939-1945), with plastic sheath; webbing belt frog; made by Victoria Plastics, USA. | Equipment, general | 1982-08-188 |
| Commemorative medallion 1914-1918, issued to the next of kin of Pte Leonard Lambourne, 2nd (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), 1916. | Medals | 1999-07-30 |
| Temporary grave cross, 1917 (c); erected over the grave of 2/Lt L S Gueret Jones, 1st Monmouthshire Regiment, died of wounds 20 June 1917, during World War One; later replaced by a headstone. | Equipment, general | 1980-10-6 |
| Mule trunk, 1917-1918; made from wickerwork with Egyptian army markings; Owned by Captain Godfrey Spencer Tavener Dawson, MVO, 5th Service Bn, Royal Irish Regiment attached to the Egyptian Expeditionary Force when he used the trunk and 3rd (North Tipperary Militia) Bn, Royal Irish Regiment and used by him during World War One (1914-1918). | Horse Furniture | 1980-10-36 |
| Camp bed, 1918; owned by Capt C B Richards, Royal Army Service Corps. | Furniture | 1980-11-36 |
| Papers of the Hong Kong Military Service Corps. [RESTRICTED: CLOSED UNTIL 2027] | Archives | 1997-06-59 |
| Items owned by Tpr J A Moffatt, Kitchener's Scouts, 1900 (c): combination stove and mess tin; silver pencil. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-105 |
| No 1 Mk II bayonet (incorrectly marked Mk II*), used during World War Two; blade with false edge; black leather scabbard; made by North Western Railway Workshops, Lahore, Pakistan, 1942. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-72-2 |
| No 1 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; blade with false edge; black leather scabbard; made at Rifle Factory, Ishapore, India, 1943. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-72-1 |
| No 1 Mk I, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blackened blade stamped with maker's nameVicker's-Armstrong Limited, broad arrow, Enfield view, bend test and no 30; pommel blackened; black leather scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-6 |
| Coin, 1797; one penny, Regal issue, denomination; made of bronze with an indentation caused by a bullet striking it when in the pocket of an soldier at Waterloo, 18 June 1915; associated with Napoleonic Wars, Waterloo (1815). | Equipment, general | 1980-11-106 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907 /1913, World War One and Two; blade stamped with Birmingham view, broad arrow, bend test mark and No 25; black leather scabbard; made by Robert Mole and Son, Birmingham. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-5 |
| Trade token, 1792; half penny, issued in Birmingham; made of bronze with the obverse bearing a bust of Gen George Augustus Elliot, 1782 (c), the reverse bears the fleur de lys, denomination, place and date of manufacture. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-107 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blade stamped with broad arrow, Enfield and American view marks, No 2 and bend test marks; black leather scabbard; made by Remington Arms Co, New York. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-4 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blade stamped with broad arrow, Enfield view and bend test marks; black leather scabbard of late pattern, with post 1920 round frog stud; made by Sanderson Brothers and Newbould, Sheffield, 1917. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-3 |
| Cigar case possibly owned by Capt Alfred Western Hatchell Hornsby (later Hornsby-Drake), 1880-1886 (c); bearing the badge of the 1st Regiment of Madras Light Cavalry. | Crafts | 1980-11-110 |
| Case No 2 for Prismatic binoculars, 1916; made from pigskin with two belt loops are on the back, a pair of suspension loop straps on either side and the lid has a carrying handle; below the buckle is a broad arrow mark and a withdrawn from service mark; lid is impressed with the maker's name, T E Jones, London and the owner's name, 2/Lt T E Jones, 7th (Territorial Force) Bn Royal Welsh Fusiliers. | Scientific Instruments | 1980-11-113 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blade stamped with maker's name, Lithgow, Australia, proof mark- star over II, bend test mark and pattern date; black leather scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-2 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, from World War Two; sand-blasted blade bears old broad arrow, Enfield view and bend test marks; black leather scabbard; made by or refurbished by Wilkinson Sword Company, London, 1942. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-71-1 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, from World War One and Two; made by Sanderson; blade marked with broad arrow, Enfield view, bend test marks and No 25; crossguard marked, '400'; black leather scabbard; made by Wilkinson, London, 1910, refurbished in 1917. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-70-4 |
| Regimental cane, 1910 (c); wooden staff covered in polished brown stained pigskin, with a brass ferrule and white metal head; head is ball shaped and bears a device, including, the Prince of Wales' feathers, coronet and motto, below which is a tiger and the word, 'INDIA', and the name of the regiment, West Yorkshire Regiment. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-114 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, from World War One and Two; made by Sanderson, nd; blade marked with broad arrow, Enfield view and head test marks; black leather scabbard; made by Wilkinson, London, 1910, refurbished or inspected in 1917. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-70-3 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1870 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; bearing the badge of the 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers), skull and crossed bones above the motto, 'DEATH & GLORY'. | Crafts | 1980-11-115 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blade bears pattern date, manufacture and refurbishing dates, Enfield view and bend test marks; pommel stamped with No 2, FO over RC over 41; black leather scabbard; made by Wilkinson, London, 1910, refurbished 1917. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-70-2 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; rim is decorated with a indentations; on the back, above the stem stump is the badge of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, including a globe within a circlet bearing motto, and a starburst flanked by laurel sprays, surmounted by the initials of the regiment. | Crafts | 1980-11-116 |
| No 1 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1907/ 1913, World War One and Two; blade bears Australian ordnance marks and bend test marks; black leather scabbard; made at Lithgow, Australia, 1919. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-70-1 |
| 30 bayonet frogs, 1939 (c)-1980 (c); mostly relating to World War Two (1939-1945). | Equipment, general | 1981-12-67 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; either side bears the badge of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, including a three towered castle with a flag flying from the central tower, surmounted by a crown, below the gate is the regiment's name and a sphinx with the battle honour, Egypt, the whole is flanked with shamrocks. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-117 |
| No 9 Mk I bayonet, 1952; pommel stamped with 'No 9 Mk I E'; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made by Royal Small Arms Factory. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-66-2 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; either side bears the badge of the South Staffordshire Regiment, the Staffordshire knot, enclosing the initials 'SR'. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-118 |
| No 9 Mk I bayonet, 1952; pommel stamped with 'No 9 Mk I E'; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made by Royal Small Arms Factory. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-66-1 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; the rim is decorated; either side bears the badge of the York and Lancaster Regiment, including a tiger surmounted by ducal coronet, above the regiment's name and a rose. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-119 |
| No 7 Mk I bayonet, 1948 (c); blade stamped and overstamped with No 7 Mk I/ L; pommel stamped with 'M47B'; No 5 bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-65-5 |
| First of six photograph albums, 69 photographs of the Hong Kong Military Service Corps. | Photographs | 1997-06-60-1 |
| No 7 Mk I bayonet, 1948; blade stamped with 'No 7 Mk I/ L and date, and encircled P; black plastics grips; pommel stamped with F5 over B; No 5 scabbard; made by Poole Arsenal. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-65-4 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; the rim is decorated; either side bears the badge of the Connaught Rangers, consisting of an Irish harp surmounted by a crown. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-120 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1870 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; either side bears the badge of the 102nd (Royal Madras Fusiliers), consisting of a flaming grenade inscribed with the number 1, surmounted by the regiment's name and flaked by laurel sprays. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-121 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1900 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; the left side bears a profile, bust portrait of FM Lord Roberts and inscribed, 'BOBS', the other side bears a shamrock spray. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-122 |
| No 7 Mk I bayonet, 1948; blade stamped with 'No 7 Mk I/ L and date, and encircled P; pommel stamped with F5 over B; No 5 scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-65-3 |
| No 7 Mk I bayonet, 1946 (c); made by BSA, Redditch; blade stamped with 'No 7 Mk I/ L; pommel stamped with M47B; No 5 scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-65-2 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1900 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; the left side bears a profile, bust portrait of President Paul Kruger and on the right General Sir Redvers Buller. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-123 |
| No 7 Mk I bayonet, 1946 (c); manufactured by Elkington and Company Limited, Birmingham; blade stamped with 'No 7 Mk I/ L; pommel stamped with M78; No 5 scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-65-1 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1885 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; in the form of a human head, representing Gen Charles Gordon wearing a fez, and closed collar tunic and sporting a moustache. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-124 |
| Sterling SMG L2A3 bayonet, 1980 (c); blade etched with 'STERLING'; pommel stamped with BSA over C; rivetted black plastic grips; steel scabbard; manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms Company, 1980 (c). | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-64 |
| No 5 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two, Far East; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made by Wilkinson Sword Company, London, 1945 (c). | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-63-5 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1900 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; in the form of a human head, representing General Redvers Buller, wearing a King's Royal Rifle Corps busby with a chinstrap, and sporting a moustache. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-125 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1902 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem missing; originally barrel shaped, only part of the bowl remains; the remaining part bears a full face portrait of FM Lord Roberts in uniform. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-126 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1900-1902 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem and the bottom of the bowl are missing; in the form of a human head, wearing a slouch hat, the face wears a chin strap and on the turn up of the hat are the initials, 'CIV', for the City Imperial Volunteers. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-127 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem is missing; bowl is in the form of a human head, a rating from HMS Powerful, wearing a hat with the ship's name on the ribbon; the sailor is laughing. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-128 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1890 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem is missing; bowl is in the form of a human head, possibly intended to represent William Cody, Buffalo Bill; wearing a broad brimmed hat, neckerchief, with long hair swept back and wrapped around the stump of the stem, and sporting a moustache and goatee beard. | Equipment, general | 1980-11-129 |
| Clay pipe bowl, 1900 (c); unglazed china clay body, stem and the bottom of the bowl are missing; in the form of a human head, wearing a broad brimmed hat and a tunic with a closed collar; the hat has a chinstrap and a turned up rim bearing the initials, 'NSW', for the New South Wales Lancers. | Crafts | 1980-11-130 |
| Bound duplicated typescript transcript of 27 letters written by or relating to Maj GG Clowes, 8th Hussars, of the period May 1854 to Nov 1859; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856) and the Indian Mutiny (1857-1859). | Archives | 1995-04-21 |
| Wirecutters, 1917 (c); made of steel with wooden handles; the blades are hinged on a single bolt and have a 'V' shaped notch to guide the wire into them, the inner cutting edge is serrated; either side of the handles are impressed with the maker's name, Charles H Pugh Limited, Birmingham. | Equipment, general | 1981-03-7 |
| Bound volume of 43 manuscript letters, with separate typescript transcripts, written by Brevet Major R Poore, 8th Hussars, to his parents, June 1854 to December 1858; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856) and Indian Mutiny (1857-1859). | Archives | 1995-04-22 |