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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Regimental cane, 1930 (c); malacca staff with a white metal ferrule and silver alloy head; the head bears the device of the Madras Infantry Guards, including the royal arms in a garter surmounted by a crown, and also bearing the regimental name and motto; carried by Pte A H Timpson, Madras Guards. | Equipment, general | 1984-07-99 |
| Three mahogany boxes containing War Department pattern sample screws and nails; 1876; used at the Royal Laboratory, Woolwich. | Equipment, general | 1984-08-89 |
| Signal lamp, E type, 1914; made by Siemans Brother and Company Limited; made of steel, painted black; in the form of a box containing a lamp which projects a beam through a convex lens and the beam can be interrupted for signalling by a system of shutters. | Equipment, general | 1984-08-91 |
| Back pack carrier, Everest type, 1944 (c). | Equipment, general | 1984-08-112 |
| Technical drawing set, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Equipment, general | 1984-09-1 |
| Seal set, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Equipment, general | 1984-09-2 |
| Naval type telescope, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Scientific Instruments | 1984-09-3 |
| Civilian type telescope, with case, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Scientific Instruments | 1984-09-4 |
| The Silver Bullet, rolling ball game, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Equipment, general | 1984-09-5 |
| Portrait button bearing pictures of Lord Roberts and Gen Kitchener, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Crafts | 1984-09-6 |
| Five portrait buttons bearing pictures of Lord Roberts, 1914 (c); owned by Maj Gen G Ricketts Roberts. | Crafts | 1984-09-7 |
| Items of equipment: combined sleeping bag and tent [?], 1918 (c); valise, 1918 (c); mattress, 1918 (c); fly whisk, 1918 (c). | Equipment, general | 1984-09-54 |
| Two civilian type respirator, 1940 (c). | Equipment, general | 1984-09-55 |
| Respirator glasses, 1940 (c); cased eyeglasses for wearing beneath a respirator; owned by Driver C T Young, Royal Army Service Corps. | Equipment, general | 1984-09-57 |
| Tube of jam ration, 1960 (c); carried by L/Cpl K Hopkins, Royal Engineers. | Equipment, general | 1984-09-58 |
| Horse muzzle, 1912-1917; made of thick brown leather, stitched and netted construction; formed from a strip of leather, the top of which is perforated by two large holes for nostrils; neck strap fixed to each side; used by the Royal Horse Artillery. | Horse Furniture | 1984-10-1 |
| Webbing carrier, possibly for water [?], 1945. | Equipment, general | 1984-10-154 |
| Webbing tin lined map case, 1945. | Equipment, general | 1984-10-155 |
| Webbing case for back pack wireless, 1945 (c). | Equipment, general | 1984-10-156 |
| Webbing case, unidentified use, 1955. | Equipment, general | 1984-10-157 |
| Webbing double pack, possibly for a radio, 1955. | Equipment, general | 1984-10-158 |
| Webbing entrenching tool case, 1941. | Equipment, general | 1984-10-159 |
| Despatch case and five razors, War Department issue, 1979. | Equipment, general | 1984-11-23-1 |
| Regimental cane, 1939 (c); staff covered in black leather with a white metal ferrule and silver alloy head; head bears the device of the Kings African Rifles, including the number 2 within a stringed bugle surmounted by an imperial crown and inscribed with the regiment's name. | Equipment, general | 1984-11-25 |
| Medal group awarded to General Sir Sam Browne (1824-1901): Victoria Cross, 31 Aug 1858; Punjab Campaign Medal 1848-49 with clasps: Chilianwala, Goojerat; India General Service Medal 1854-95, with clasp: North West Frontier; Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58, with clasp: Lucknow; 2nd Afghan War Medal 1878-80, with clasp: Ali Musjid; miniature of the Order of the Bath; two miniature medals mounted on a bar: Order of the Star of India and Victoria Cross; four miniature medals mounted on a bar: Punjab Campaign Medal 1848-49, Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58, India General Service Medal 1854-95 and 2nd Afghan War Medal 1878-80. | Medals | 1999-09-55 |
| Case for slide rule, 1942; made of khaki webbing and formed from a single strip of fabric with a flap closing over the open top and fastens with a press stud; belt loop on the back and a suspension strap; probably unused. | Equipment, general | 1984-11-177 |
| Three bed plates engraved with Arabic script (?) and the user's names: Capt W Hearsey, 1860; Lionel D Hearsey; Capt John Bennet Hearsey. | Equipment, general | 1984-12-35 |
| Equipment protector, 'New Pioneer', 1920 (c); made by F Narborough, Birmingham, for the pattern 1908 webbing equipment, marks on the button stick principle (?). | Equipment, general | 1984-12-38 |
| Items of equipment owned by Miss P S Chaloner whilst attached to the Indian Army as a Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachment nurse, 1945 (c); valise; groundsheet; washbasin; bath. | Equipment, general | 1984-12-39 |
| Lower half of Indian (?) socketed lance; staff made of dark wood ornamented with floral designs inlayed with ivory; metal shoe with turned ornamentation. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-11-215 |
| Bamboo lance, Pattern 1868 (Ffoulkes); head and staff with leather binding and a cream coloured rectangular pennant with embroidered badge in the centre, K Force (?). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-11-214 |
| Halberd, or Officer's spontoon, Pattern 1740-1760 (c); steel head in the form of a spear point with ornamental cross piece; deal staff (probably shortened later) covered with velvet and studded, crimson cord tassel. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-11-212 |
| Lance with a triangular section head with socket; staff is partly rotted and cut in two; foot bears a steel spike, socket and mouldings; staff is covered with painted decoration of North Indian type with riders, women and animals; attributed to Skinner's Horse. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-11-213 |
| Quiver and arrows, 1911-1912 (c). Bamboo internode with woven bamboo carrier and sling; bamboo or reed arrows with leaf flights. Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-10-158 |
| Arrows, 1911-1912 (c), including two with broad leaf shaped iron heads. Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912) | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-10-158 |
| Spear, 1911-1912 (c); hammered iron head with leaf shaped, double edged blade with symmetrical projections at the lower end, conical socket; hardwood faceted staff, missing the foot. Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-10-158 |
| Assam spear, 1911-1912 (c); double edged iron blade with two spurs at the base and a conical socket; wooden staff and foot with iron spike. Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-10-158 |
| Two bamboo self bows, 1911-1912 (c); simple carved nocks; one with a spiky nock at one end and iron wire string. Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1962-10-158 |
| Burmese spear head, 1885 (c); even leaf shaped blade, central part of the surface of both sides decorated in Kuftgari technique using copper and silver, mouldings and flower decorations on the stem, socket with ornamental ring, both sides of which bear a single ring of plaited wire; apparently collected by Commander Arthur Lye, RIM and Brig Gen R C Lye, 34th Sikh Pioneers, 1911-1912. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-12-32-1 |
| Spear, 1888; ferrous metal head with double edged blade with barbs, scribed curvilinear decoration, faceted stem with incised lines ending in chamfered, square, incised boss; wood staff spirally wound with ferrous strip, conical shoe of beaten sheet iron; collected by P U Luke on Tibetan Expedition, 1888. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-12-29-6 |
| Bamboo bow, 1888; split bamboo, one nock moulded,carved form the base of the bamboo; the other nock is simple shoulder; string intact; said to have been collected, with other arms, by P U Luke during the Tibet Expedition, 1888. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-12-29-5 |
| Somali club, 1911 (c); cylindrical shaft widening out to cone with flattened top, cone carved with two band of interlaced work. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-11-77 |
| Two bamboo lances, Pattern 1868 (FFoulkes); head, staff with leather binding, shoe missing, white and crimson pennant, associated with the 17th Lancers, despite the pattern date reputed to have been used in the Charge of the Light Brigade. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-10-65 |
| Spear head, 1911-1912 (c); iron leaf shaped, double edged blade; the tip bent over, as a token of surrender (?). Collected with other items on Abor Expedition (1911-1912). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1961-01-28 |
| Photogravure, Royal Company of Archers, Holyrood, 1886. | Prints | 1960-12-20 |
| Monty. Two caricatures of Col Montague Gordon Johnstone, Royal Company of Archers, 1913 (c). | Drawings and Watercolours | 1960-12-20 |
| Monty. Two caricatures of Col Montague Gordon Johnstone, Royal Company of Archers, 1913 (c). | Prints | 1960-12-20 |
| Bow case, two bows and ten target arrows, Royal Company of Archers, used by Col Montague Gordon Johnstonend. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-12-20 |
| Bow case, two bows and ten target arrows, Royal Company of Archers, used by Col Montague Gordon Johnstonend. | Equipment, general | 1960-12-20 |
| Pig spear, bamboo staff only, 1913; lead weighted foot; label states that it was used in a winning heat of the Kadir Cup 1913. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-11-169 |
| Pig spear with a bamboo staff and three bladed point, a lead weight at the foot and covered in leather; made by Matin and Company, Calcutta. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-11-169 |
| Pig spear, 1912-1914; bamboo staff with a three edged head and lead weighted foot bound with leather; competition spear used in the Kadir Cup, 1912-1914. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-11-169 |
| Pig spear, 1910-1913; bamboo staff with a double edged head and lead weighted foot; used by the Delhi Tent Club, 1910-1913. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-11-169 |
| Ashanti club, 1896; made of brown wood, oval in shape, concave on one face with carved liner patterns, reversed at grip, other side convex, brought back from 3rd Ashanti War by Percy Hope Stormant, 1895-1896. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-08-15 |
| Zulu shield, large, 1879; associated with Zulu War (1879). | Armour | 1960-07-191 |
| Zulu shield, small, 1879; associated with Zulu War (1879). | Armour | 1960-07-191 |
| Spear, 1889; mounted on a plinth inset with a coin bearing an Arabic/Turkish script; reputed to have wounded Gen Sir A Hunter at Battle of Toski, Sudan-Abyssinian Frontier (1885-1891) 1889. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-06-118 |
| Indian lance with a double edged triangular blade with punched and silvered decoration, fitted to a long socket with punched and moulded decoration; wood staff with decorated silvered ferrule; scabbard of purple velvet over carved wood; possibly ceremonial lance carried by the donor's uncle (Liddell?) Indian orderly. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1960-05-93 |
| Three Sudanese spears, 1898; two with leaf shaped, double edged blades and one barbed tang; said to have been captured by 'H Prutheson-Smith'. Lt (later Lt Col) Sir Hugh Bateman Protheroe-Smith is listed amongst the officers of the 21st Lancers who took part and survived the famous charge at the Battle of Omdurman on 2.9.1898 during the 2nd Sudan War (1896-1898). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1959-12-130-1 |
| Five Sudanese spears, 1898; four broad bladed, iron headed spears and one barbed iron headed spear; said to have been captured by Lt Creagh Osbourne, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, at the Battle of Omdurman, 2nd Sudan War. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1959-09-137-2 |
| Five Sudanese spears, 1898; four broad bladed, iron headed spears and one barbed iron headed spear; said to have been captured by Lt Creagh Osbourne, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, at the Battle of Omdurman, 2nd Sudan War. | Edged Weapons | 1959-09-137-2 |
| Certificates relating to the DSO, CBE and CMG, mentions in dispatches, and a letter of thanks from the Prince of Wales to Colonel W F Bainbridge (CMG, CBE, DSO), 1901-1922. | Archives | 1994-01-31 |
| Cossack lance, 1854-1856 (c); double edged steel head with high central rib, concave fullers; council socket affixed to the shaft with a thong binding; black timbered wood shaft with leather loop; metal foot missing; associated with the Crimean War (1854-1856). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1959-07-159 |
| Zulu knobkerry, 1879 (c); hard red brown wood with a long shank; threaded glass or stone bead circled around the stem of the head; recovered during Zulu War, given by Major Lostabodie, Royal Artillery, to Gen Henry Le Guay Geary, Royal Artillery; an additional note says that it was found near the body of the Prince Imperial Louis Napoleon. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1958-06-74 |
| Pig sticking spear, 1897; silver plate on the shaft bears an inscription showing its use in the Guzerat Cup final, 20 Apr 1897; associated with Maj G A Mills, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1958-01-2 |
| Warrant to James Garrett Coleburt to be Sub-Conductor, 17 Nov 1895 and Assistant Commissary, Land Forces, with the rank of Hon Lieutenant, 2 Dec 1911, Indian Army Department. | Archives | 1994-01-32 |
| Pig sticking spear, 1897; four edged point and conical socket; bamboo shaft silver plate on the shaft bears an inscription showing its use in the Guzerat Cup final, 20 Apr 1897; associated with Maj C A Mills, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1958-01-2 |
| Medal group awarded to Sergeant J Allan, 7th Volunteer Bn Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders): Queen's South Africa Medal 1899-1902, with clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902; Boer War Tribute Medal issued by the town of Alloa, Scotland, 1900; Boer War Tribute Medal, unknown provenance, 1901. | Medals | 1999-09-56 |
| The Khyber Defences 1941-1944: One Man's Experiences and Comments. Typescript autobiographical memoir by Major W R Dales, formerly 6th Gurkha Rifles and Brigade Major, Khyber Brigade, 1942-1945. | Archives | 1994-01-33 |
| Copy of text of an address to the Derby Society of Engineers, given by Major L H K Dunster, Corps of Royal Engineers, describing his service with the corps 1939-1946; with photocopy of an article from the 'Royal Engineers Journal', Jun 1987, based on the text of Dunster's address. | Archives | 1994-01-34 |
| The Importance of the Orang Asli in the Malayan Emergency 1948-1960. Monash University working paper, No 56. | Archives | 1994-01-35 |
| The Life of a Soldier among Diplomats. Photocopy of Brigadier Sir Geoffrey Macnab's memoirs, 1899-1954. | Archives | 1994-01-36 |
| Knobkerry and five assegai, 1879 (c); associated with Zulu War (1879). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1957-02-37 |
| Zulu spear or assegai, 1879 (c); iron blade with tang fitting into the thong bound end if the shaft; associated with four assegais and knobkerry from the Zulu War. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1957-02-37 |
| Knobkerry, South Africa, 1879 (c). Brown wood shaft and head cut with two facets. Associated with five assegais, Zulu War (1879). | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1957-02-37 |
| Documents issued to Pte Harry Breckon, and a letter, relating to his service with the Machine Gun Corps, 1917-1919 | Archives | 1994-01-197 |
| Caltrop, 1914-1918 (c); four spikes riveted in the centre; said to have been used by the Germans against the British Cavalry during World War One. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1956-02-923 |
| The End of Mussolini's East African Empire and The Liberation of Addis Ababa - Fifty Years on. Offprints of two articles by Brigadier Michael W Biggs, published in the 'Royal Engineers Journal'; associated with World War Two, Middle East 1939-1945, and the Liberation of Addis Ababa 1943. | Archives | 1994-01-211 |
| Three arrows with bamboo shafts, knocks cut and three edged iron heads; associated with the Hindu Kush. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1956-02-122 |
| Indian (?) spear, 1857-1859 (c); head and shaft of iron, with a double edged, lanceolate shaped blade; faceted shaft with an ornamental trimming button at the foot; one of two (?) associated with miscellaneous weapons said to have been taken by Lt G A Wilson at Ludhiana during the Indian Mutiny. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1956-02-61 |
| Four George Crosses won in Hong Kong 1943-1946. Text of a talk given by John R Harris to officers of the British Forces and retired members of the Canadian Forces visiting Hong Kong, 5 Dec 1985. | Archives | 1994-01-212 |
| Pugri badge, 45th Rattray's Sikh Regiment. | Badges | 1956-02-60 |
| Three pig spears. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1956-02-56 |
| Typescript roll of officers of the 7th Battalion Middlesex Regiment who were killed or died of wounds in World War One 1915-1918 and World War Two 1939-1945. | Archives | 1994-01-213 |
| Pair of lances; made of bamboo with pyramidical iron heads bearing red tassels; shoe has globular moulding, a socket and spike; reputedly used by the Guides Cavalry. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1953-09-10 |
| Where Aldershot's Soldiers Fight the Good Fight. Two copies of 'Hampshire' magazine containing articles by Mark Maclay relating to the churches of the Army, Dec 1992 pp44-48, and Feb 1993 pp27-29. | Archives | 1994-01-214 |
| Indian spear (in 3 pieces), nineteenth century; iron spearhead with a diamond section blade, ornamented toward the socket with incised floral motifs and gilt; socket with embossed decoration, once gilded, lower part selling into two bulges; shaft of black wood in two pieces, heavily ornamented with gilt brass. | Polearms/Other Weapons | 1952-04-141 |
| Papers of Major-General Sir George Bell (1794-1877) and others, including Bell's letters from the Crimean War (1854-1856), and others relating to an Addiscombe cadetship for W G Maitland, 1836-1944. | Archives | 1994-01-215 |
| Photocopies of papers relating to the 23rd Indian Division, 14th Army, Burma, Mar to Jul 1944, World War Two, Far East, 1939-1945. | Archives | 1994-01-216 |
| Archie Nye, A Memoir. Bound typescript memoir of Lt Gen Sir Archibald Edward Nye written by Anthony Harrison, 1980. | Archives | 1994-01-217 |
| A Militia Doctor in Croatia. Copy of Captain G H McIntyre's account of his service as Medical Officer with 3rd Bn Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Croatia, 1992-1993. | Archives | 1994-01-218 |
| Bar of soap, 1900 (c); collected by Tpr A A Lecltin (?), Imperial Yeomanry. | Equipment, general | 1984-12-40 |
| Bound volumes of proposals, artists' visualisations and plans for the proposed Royal Artillery Museum, submitted Nov 1993 by John R Harris Partnership, Julian Harrap Architects, Cecil Denny Highton & Pentagram and Geoffrey Reid Associates. | Archives | 1994-01-219 |
| Binocular case, 1917; made of brown leather; suspension strap fixed to loops on either side and belt loops on the back; lid is fastened with a buckle and inscribed with the maker's name, W H Whisson. | Scientific Instruments | 1985-04-29 |
| Items of equipment associated with the Royal Corps of Signals and made by E N M Limited, 1930 (c); stamp, made of steel, coloured metallic blue, inscribed in reverse, 'ARMY/ SIGNALS'; case of tin, with paper label printed with instructions for use, shaped inside to receive the stamp; inkpot, made of tinned steel. | Equipment, general | 1985-04-30 |
| Medical kit, 1944 (c); used by the US Army and consisting of: light brown canvas case, with a zip closing, a pocket on the left hand side, dividers and patch pockets inside; suspension strap; iodine applicators; hand tapes, two large first field dressings; two solutions of morphine tartrate; scissors; wound tablets; two sulphanilamide sachets; small first field dressing; eye dressing; bandage compress; field tourniquet; burn injury set. | Medical Equipment | 1985-04-31 |
| Horse's hoof inkwell, once belonging to Captain William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Royal Horse Guards, 1829 (c). Brass fitting hinged to the hoof, made by Farrier Thomas Lee, Royal Horse Guards, 1815 (c). | Crafts | 2001-06-21 |
| Disbandment and Suspended Animation and its effects on the Precedence of Regiments. Text of a speech given to the Royal Artillery Historical Trust by Major D Rollo. | Archives | 1994-01-220 |
| Photocopies of papers, forms and memoirs of Major J T Packard, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1890 (c)-1953; associated with the 2nd Sudan War and the Boer War. | Archives | 1994-01-221 |
| The Watch on the Rhine No 11. Copy of the II Corps newspaper, 5 Feb 1919. | Archives | 1994-01-222 |