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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Box for a feather bonnet, 1959; made of cardboard, in two parts, one fitting into the other; the inner box is stapled and reinforced with black sticky tape; stencilled in black with the hat size and inscribed with the regiment and owner, Drummer G P Hall, 1st Bn Gordon Highlanders; possibly associated with L/Cpl Alexander. | Equipment, general | 1981-03-51 |
| Films collected by the Hong Kong Military Service Corps. | Film and Videos | 1997-06-61 |
| Printed circular letter from the War Office to Captain R Mahaffy, Irish Guards, thanking him for his services on release from active military duty, and granting him permission to use the honorary rank of Captain, 2 Apr 1947. | Archives | 1995-04-23 |
| Papers of Gunner Frederick Horace Brittain, Royal Artillery, UK, 1940-1952. | Archives | 1995-04-24 |
| Entrenching spade, 1941; with a wooden handle and steel head; the bottom end of the handle is slightly flared with an iron collar and hollow; the head fits into the hole and has a square blade with the sides coming to a point; the back is plain and the front is strengthened by a rib running from the socket to the point; with a olive drab webbing case, lined with heavy brown drill, made by H H C and Company Limited, 1943. | Equipment, general | 1981-03-94 |
| Sanna's Post a Story of Imperial Victoria Crosses. History relating to the action which took place during the Boer War 31 Mar 1900, by R M Tapply, 1994. | Archives | 1995-04-25 |
| Manuscript warrant from Henry Sidney, Earl of Romney, Master General of the Ordnance, to Sir Henry Goodricke, Lt Gen of the Ordnance, appointing Freeman Greening to be Master Drum-Maker, 30 Sept 1693. | Archives | 1995-04-107 |
| Manuscript letter from Lieutenant-General George Townsend, probably to James O'Hara, Baron Tyrawley, plenipotentiary and general relating to the condition of the army, Santarem, Portugal, 30 Jul 1762. | Archives | 1995-04-108 |
| Papers of Sapper (later Maj) F Grundy, Corps of Royal Engineers, Boer War, 1899-1902. | Archives | 1995-04-109 |
| 23 official photographs relating to Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, 1964-1970. | Photographs | 1997-06-126 |
| Colour transparencies from an Army briefing pack. Subjects include British Army equipment, vehicles and activities. | Photographs | 1997-06-127 |
| Officer's grenadier cap, Norwich Company of Artillery without cannon, 1746-1749. | Uniforms | 1999-07-31 |
| 224 letters written by Captain Francis Edwin Sinclair, Royal Artillery, from India and the UK, 1878-1889. | Archives | 1995-04-110 |
| Printed proclamation issued by Charles I for the better government of his army and for the prevention of looting, Reading, 25 Nov 1642. | Archives | 1995-04-280 |
| No 5 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1947; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made at Poole Arsenal. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-63-4 |
| No 5 Mk I bayonet, pattern 1947; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made at Poole Arsenal. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-63-3 |
| No 5 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two, Far East; pommel stamped with BJ 142; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made by Wilkinson Sword Company, London. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-63-2 |
| No 5 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two, Far East; No 5 bayonet scabbard; made by Wilkinson Sword Company, London. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-63-1 |
| French Fusil Depareille 1793 (c), .70 in musket surrendered at Fishguard, 1797; made up of unmatched parts of muskets modeles 1763, 1774 and 1777. | Firearms | 1999-07-32 |
| No 4 Mk III bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard is a plastic version of No4 Mk II scabbard; made by J Lucas. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-62-2 |
| No 4 Mk III bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by J Lucas. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-62-1 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two, North Africa; socket made by F Fisher and Sons Limited, set up by Howard and Bullough, Accrington; socket painted for North Africa service; Mk I bayonet scabbard, decorated with North Africa campaign paint. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-6 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two, incorrectly stamped as being No 4 Mk II; socket made by Viners, set up by Baird Engineering Co, Belfast; Mk I bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-5 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two; socket made by John Wilson Limited, set up by Prince-Smith; Mk II bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-4 |
| Official photographs relating to the WRAC and its trades. | Photographs | 1997-06-128 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two; socket made by Viners, set up and finished by Prince Smith and Stells Limited; Mk I bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-3 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two; made by Prince-Smith, Keighley; Mk II bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-2 |
| No 4 Mk II* bayonet, from World War Two; made by Prince-Smith and Stells Limited, Keighley, Yorkshire; Mk I bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-61-1 |
| No 4 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; made by Long Branch, Canada; No 4 Mk I bayonet scabbard, made by Sheffield Steel Products. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-60-4 |
| No 4 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; made by Stevens-Savage, USA; No 4 Mk II plastic bayonet scabbard (USM5), made by Victory Plastics, USA. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-60-3 |
| No 4 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow; Mk I bayonet scabbard, made by Sheffield Steel Products, 1942, and frog; associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-60-2 |
| No 4 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow; Mk I bayonet scabbard, made by Sheffield Steel Products, 1942, and frog; associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Equipment, general | 1981-12-60-2 |
| No 4 Mk II bayonet, from World War Two; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow; Mk I bayonet scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-60-1 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet and scabbard, nd; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow; associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-59-5 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet and scabbard, nd; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow; associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Equipment, general | 1981-12-59-5 |
| Recruitment scrapbook, Women's Royal Army Corps; compiled and presented by members of the WRAC recruiting staff, London district. | Archives | 1997-06-129 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-59-4 |
| Recruiter's day book, 1965-1967, recording details of applicants wishing to join the army, the recruiting appears to have taken place in Surrey/South London. [RESTRICTED: CLOSED] | Archives | 1997-06-130 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow, and frog. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-59-3 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow, and frog. | Equipment, general | 1981-12-59-3 |
| QARANC recruitment material intended for magazines/journals, 1978 (c). | Archives | 1997-06-131 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-59-2 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow. | Equipment, general | 1981-12-59-2 |
| No 4 Mk I bayonet, from World War Two; scabbard; made by Singer Manufacturing Company, Glasgow. | Edged Weapons | 1981-12-59-1 |
| Baker rifle socket bayonet, 1815; locking ring; scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1981-10-49 |
| Socket bayonet for Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle Musket. First British Army bayonet to have a locking ring for securing on to barrel. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-70 |
| Socket bayonet, Lovell's pattern 1844, possibly for a constabulary carbine, but without spring catch; made by S Hill. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-69 |
| Socket bayonet, New land pattern, 1810 (c); made by John Gill; the spoon shaped spring on the New Land Pattern bayonets engaged the foresight of the musket to prevent the bayonet from being pulled off; the experimental arms of the late eighteenth century influenced the development of an improved series of weapons called the 'New Land Pattern'. Because of war with France, however, the production of the new series of arms was limited and issue was never universal. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-68 |
| Socket bayonet, New land pattern, 1810 (c); made by I Salter. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-67 |
| Pattern 1875 sword bayonet 1st type, 1870 (c; made by Weyersberg, Solingen, Germany; with shorter blade and similar to pattern 1867 for snider carbine for Irish Constabulary and pattern pattern 1875 for artillery; stamped on cross piece, 'JJ 96'; saw-backed blade with maker's mark stamped on it. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-66 |
| Lovell's pattern socket bayonet for Pattern 1842 Smoothbore Percussion Musket, post 1842. Blade is stamped with the maker's name, S Hill, Birmingham. Engraved to the 92nd (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot. | Edged Weapons | 1979-07-11 |
| FN SLR X2E1 bayonet, 1950 (c); for early pattern FN SLR. | Edged Weapons | 1978-11-76 |
| No 4 Mk I spike bayonet, 1926-1940 (c); cruciform spike blade; scabbard; frog. | Edged Weapons | 1978-03-32 |
| No 4 Mk I spike bayonet, 1926-1940 (c); cruciform spike blade; scabbard; frog. | Equipment, general | 1978-03-32 |
| Eighty three maps collected by Capt Alan J Hopkinson, Army Educational Corps. | Maps | 1997-07-15 |
| Sword bayonet for pattern 1852 artillery carbine; yataghan blade; brass hilt; metal scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1976-11-54 |
| Kukri socket bayonet, used by Gurkhas, 1800-1850 (c); yataghan type blade with deep narrow fuller each side; inscribed with motto on the socket. | Edged Weapons | 1976-10-27 |
| Socket bayonet, possibly India Pattern 1787-1807; made by Osborn, 1800 (c); socket slots have been altered; scabbard. | Edged Weapons | 1976-05-57 |
| Sword bayonet, 1795 (c), believed to have been made for a Rifle Volunteer Corps; with knuckle guard. | Edged Weapons | 1976-03-47 |
| Papers of Colonel J McDonnell, Cape Mounted Rifles, 1844-1893, and his family, 1727-1906. | Archives | 1995-06-22 |
| Papers of Colonel J McDonnell, Cape Mounted Rifles, 1844-1893, and his family, 1727-1906. | Maps | 1995-06-22 |
| Officer's barrack bed, 1850 (c); patented by J T Thomson, 116 Long Acre, London. | Furniture | 1981-04-30 |
| Waterbottle, 1915; made of sheet steel, enamelled in blue; concave inner side fits the wearer's body; cork stopper with a metal cap; covered in thick brown felt; worn with the New Armies Pattern leather equipment. | Equipment, general | 1980-04-31 |
| Commemorative medallion, 1814; made of gilt brass decorated with an allegorical representation of Napoleon I being exiled to Elba, in disgrace, by the devil at the end of the Napoleonic War. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-32 |
| Commemorative medallion, 1892; made of copper or bronze; obverse bears a portrait of Major HRH Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence, 10th (Prince of Wales's Own Royal) Hussars; commemorating his death at Sandringham, 14 Jan 1892. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-33 |
| Commemorative medallion, 1801; made of brass; obverse is decorated with a horn of plenty, spilling fruit and corn, below a dove bearing a olive branch, and inscribed, 'PEACE & PLENTY', and 'OCTOBER 1 1801'; reverse bears olive sprays and the inscription, 'THE DESIRE OF ALL NATIONS'; celebrating the Peace of Amiens, War of the French Revolution. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-34 |
| Two commemorative medallions mourning the death of FM Frederick Duke of York, 1827: one bearing a half face portrait, the other a profile. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-35 |
| Token, 1945 (c); made of plastic, halfpenny denomination; issued to prisoner's of war in British camps. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-48 |
| Map case, 1940; containing 20 maps. | Equipment, general | 1981-05-63 |
| Collection of equipment owned by Maj C J G Meade, 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars, 1945 (c): canvas folding bag; canvas cylindrical bag; canvas holdall; leather sheath; pair of mess tins; blanco, buff webbing, tin; housewife; glasses and case. | Equipment, general | 1981-05-70 |
| Collection of equipment owned by Maj C J G Meade, 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars, 1945 (c): canvas folding bag; canvas cylindrical bag; canvas holdall; leather sheath; pair of mess tins; blanco, buff webbing, tin; housewife; glasses and case. | Edged Weapons | 1981-05-70 |
| Papers relating to L/ Sgt Arthur Vivian Challacombe, Army Catering Corps, 1946. | Archives | 1997-07-16 |
| Crucifix, 1945 (c); from a collection of equipment owned by Maj C J G Meade, 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars. | Crafts | 1981-05-70 |
| Collection of equipment owned by Lt W N Libby, 1st Bn Monmouthshire Regiment, 1918 (c): canvas holdall; canvas bucket; camp chair; camp bed; canvas bowl; canvas bath. | Equipment, general | 1981-06-31 |
| Collection of equipment owned by Lt W N Libby, 1st Bn Monmouthshire Regiment, 1918 (c): canvas holdall; canvas bucket; camp chair; camp bed; canvas bowl; canvas bath. | Furniture | 1981-06-31 |
| Printed diary of Gnr H L David, Royal Artillery, held as a prisoner of war at Changi Gaol, Singapore, 1942-1945. | Archives | 1997-07-17 |
| Recruiting material and anti-terrorist leaflets from Northern Ireland. | Archives | 1997-07-18 |
| Two pairs of goggles; one 1940 (c), one dated 1942. | Scientific Instruments | 1981-06-70 |
| Gas rattle, 1918 (c); made of wood and metal, operated by turning a weighted piece of wood around the teeth of a ratchet mounted on a handle; owned by Lt J T Colledge, Royal Horse Guards, and probably used for warning of a gas attack, although such items were also used to simulate machine gun fire. | Musical Instruments | 1981-07-22 |
| Three pieces of Indian furniture, 1890 (c): pair wooden ornate openwork chair; marble topped side table. | Furniture | 1981-07-46 |
| Papers relating to the service of Sir Henry Rawlinson in the Sudan and South Africa, 1898-1902. | Archives | 1997-07-19 |
| Typescript of a translated article: 'Military retrospect of the war in South Africa', from the German military magazine 'Beiheft zum Militar, Wochenblatt, 1901; the German author who served with the Boers, compares British and Boer tactics; the article was originally translated by Maj (later Brig Sir) I E Edmonds, Corps of Royal Engineers and forwarded to Lord Kitchener in Pretoria. | Archives | 1997-07-20 |
| 15 specimen certificates (blank) of good service issued by the various Home Commands Army, the Home Guards and the 21st Army Group, 1942-1945. | Archives | 1997-07-22 |
| Photocopied article: Boer War memorials in Ireland; by Martin Staunton, published in 'Southern African; Irish studies' 3, 1996. | Archives | 1997-07-23 |
| 45 War Office edition Ordnance Survey maps of Great Britain as used by 79 Coy Women's Royal Army Corps (TA). | Maps | 1997-07-24 |
| Canteen token, 1890 (c); made of brass, one penny denomination (?); obverse marked with the number one and the name of the regiment, the Cornwall Light Infantry; the reverse bears the coat of arms of the Duchy of Cornwall and is inscribed, 'REGIMENTAL CANTEEN'. | Equipment, general | 1981-07-47 |
| Canteen token, 1890 (c); made of brass, two penny denomination; obverse inscribed, '2D', within a wreath, and the name, Smith; reverse bears the number 2 below a crown and Yorkshire rose upon crossed swords, inscribed with the regiment's name, the West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry band. | Equipment, general | 1981-04-49 |
| Waterbottle, 1918 (c); khaki green enamelled with a hollow round back, curved front and rounded sides; spout is plugged with a broken cork wrapped in red plastic sticky tape; covered in green felt; used by the British army. | Equipment, general | 1981-08-40 |
| Officer's waterbottle, 1900 (c); round in shape, rounded edges and curved front and back, possibly carved fron a gourd; covered in khaki felt; spout is covered with a brown leather yoke; straps are attached either side of the spout, the right one bears a buckle; the screw on stopper is made of wood and is secured to the bottle with thin red cord; made by S W Silver and Company, Colonel Cochrane's Patent. | Equipment, general | 1981-08-47 |
| Collection of items owned by Maj Marley J Williams, Kolar Gold Fields Battalion, 1920 (c): pair of boot hooks; binoculars; glass spirit flask; manicure set; comb; head of Drum Major staff, Royal Air Force (contained in same box as the other items but has no known connection); oilcloth bag for a sword. | Equipment, general | 1981-10-12 |
| Collection of items owned by Maj Marley J Williams, Kolar Gold Fields Battalion, 1920 (c): pair of boot hooks; binoculars; glass spirit flask; manicure set; comb; head of Drum Major staff, Royal Air Force (contained in same box as the other items but has no known connection); oilcloth bag for a sword. | Scientific Instruments | 1981-10-12 |
| 100 (?) specimen commissions, 1814-1985, detailing the various changes in their appearance and wording over the years. | Archives | 1997-07-21 |
| Message pouch, 1953; made of silk and used by Gen G Templer during the Malayan Emergency; associated with Malaya (1948-1960). | Equipment, general | 1981-10-91 |
| Regimental cane, 1921; silver ball head bears a regimental device; owned by Lt G W R Templer, 1st Bn Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess Victoria's); made by Brigg, London, Hallmarked London 1921-1922. | Equipment, general | 1981-10-99 |
| Token, 1900 (c); made of copper; obverse decorated with a mounted trooper in full dress with his right hand on the horse flank, inscribed around the edge, 'WEST SOMERSET YEOMANRY COLL FORESTER COMMANDING'; the reverse is inscribe, 'TAUNTON RECEPTION COMMITTEE'. | Equipment, general | 1981-11-47 |
| Waterbottle, other ranks universal pattern, 1917; made of steel, enamelled blue with a rounded back and front; covered in navy blue felt; cork stopper with a metal cap which is linked to the spout by a chain; holder is made of navy blue leather; a strap passing down the edge and beneath the waterbottle and two straps around the middle; webbing shoulder strap; may have been dyed for police use. | Equipment, general | 1981-11-76 |
| Four entrenching tool heads, 1940 (c); made of cast iron, painted black, forged and machine tooled; blade is rectangular with a strengthening ridge down the centre; the upper surface has been ground sharp. | Equipment, general | 1981-12-7 |
| Camouflage net, 1960 (c). | Equipment, general | 1981-12-8 |
| Button stick, 1910 (c); made of plastic material, coated in canvas; the stick is flat with straight sides and curved ends; a circular hole is at one end of a slit down the centre of the stick; impressed with the initials of the Royal Garrison Artillery. | Equipment, general | 1981-12-32 |
| Items of equipment with War Office markings, 1942-1975: saw, 1943; axe, 1950, made by Elmell; nail extractor, 1950 (c); toasting fork, 1942; teapot and lid, 1975, made by DP Limited. | Equipment, general | 1981-12-35 |