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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Papers of Captain J K IIlingworth, 7th Bn Duke of Wellington's Regiment, 1945-1946, and his wife Vera (nee Bancroft), 1942; associated with World War Two, North West Europe. | Archives | 1994-01-228 |
| Two ration tins, 1900 (c); one tin, formed from two tins joined by a central soldered tear off strip, inscribed '1/100', with a finger ring, contents intact; on cocoa and dinner ration, tin is a simple soldered construction which opens at either end with a key and strip, one strip is missing. | Equipment, general | 1985-09-46 |
| Regimental cane, 1904-1905 (c); light brown malacca staff, with a brass ferrule and silver head; head inscribed with the devices of the Electrical Engineers, with an armoured fist grasping lightening flashes; made by D and W, Birmingham and owned by Capt F H A Thoday, Electrical Engineers (Volunteers). | Equipment, general | 1985-09-47 |
| Photograph of Capt Charles James Fox (later Hon Maj), a quartermaster of the Bedfordshire Regiment, in full dress uniform, 1890 (c). | Photographs | 1999-09-57 |
| Papers relating to the military service of Capt Charles James Fox (later Hon Maj), a quartermaster of the Bedfordshire Regiment, 1878-1903 (c): soldier's account book, 1878-1902; commission as a quartermaster, 27 Nov 1889; orders for the conveyance of a Boer prisoner from Cape Town to St Helena, Jul 1900; notification that Fox would be receiving retired pay of £200 per annum, 19 Jan 1903. | Archives | 1999-09-58 |
| Photograph album containing 73 photographs collected by Capt Charles James Fox (later Hon Maj), 1st Bn Bedfordshire Regiment; majority show scenes of Army life in India, 1886-1894 (c). | Photographs | 1999-09-59 |
| Balaclava, 1854. Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing a detail from the oil painting 'Balaclava' by Lady Butler, No 1 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', Set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); depicts the scene after the Charge of the Light Brigade with wounded and distraught men on foot and on horseback lead by Pte W H Pennington. | Prints | 1999-09-61 |
| Quatre Bras, 1815. Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing a detail from the oil painting by Lady Butler, No 2 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', Set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); depicts a corner of a formation square of the 28th Foot resisting cavalry attack, the regimental colours and Union Jack visible, rising from the centre. | Prints | 1999-09-62 |
| Steady the Drums and Fifes, 1811. Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing the oil painting by Lady Butler, No 3 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', Set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); depicts the Drums and Fifes of the 57th Foot waiting, under fire, to advance at the Battle of Albuera, Peninsular War 1808-1814. | Prints | 1999-09-63 |
| The Return from Inkerman, 1854. Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing the oil painting by Lady Butler, No 4 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', Set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); depicts weary Guards, soldiers of the 20th Foot, and other remnants of infantry regiments returning at dusk from the battle, Crimean War, 1854-1856. | Prints | 1999-09-64 |
| The Roll Call, 1854 (c). Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing a detail from the oil painting by Lady Butler, No 5 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', Set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); depicts a line of Grenadier Guards, weary and emotional from battle, many injured, one collapsed on the ground, presided over by an officer on horseback. | Prints | 1999-09-65 |
| The Defence of Rorke's Drift, 1879. Colour photolithograph postcard reproducing a detail from the oil painting by Lady Butler, No 6 from a series of six of the 'Military Paintings of Lady Elizabeth Butler', set No 7, published by The Pompadour Gallery, 1987 (c); men of the 24th Regiment of Foot defending against Zulu attack, with Lts Chard and Bromhead in the centre, and soldiers under cover of sandbags to the left. | Prints | 1999-09-66 |
| AF D426 parchment discharge certificate issued to Pte W T Morris, Dorsetshire Regiment, dated 2 Nov 1908. | Archives | 1994-01-235 |
| Service papers and other items relating to WO1 George Keeling, Grenadier Guards 1897 (c) -1920. | Archives | 1994-01-236 |
| Service papers and other documents collected by Corporal T L Morris, Royal Army Medical Corps 1936-1946; associated with World War Two, North West Europe. | Archives | 1994-01-237 |
| Service papers and other documents collected by Corporal T L Morris, Royal Army Medical Corps 1936-1946; associated with World War Two, North West Europe. | Photographs | 1994-01-237 |
| Papers of Lt Gen Sir Richard Church (1784-1873), relating chiefly to his service for the King of Naples and during the Greek War of Independence. | Archives | 1993-01-1 |
| Papers of Lt Gen Sir Richard Church (1784-1873), relating chiefly to his service for the King of Naples and during the Greek War of Independence. | Maps | 1993-01-1 |
| Papers of Lt Gen Sir Richard Church (1784-1873), relating chiefly to his service for the King of Naples and during the Greek War of Independence. | Photographs | 1993-01-1 |
| Photograph album containing 112 photographs collected by Capt Charles James Fox (later Hon Maj), 1st Bn Bedfordshire Regiment; associated with the Chitral Expedition, 1895, and the Boer War, 1899-1902. | Photographs | 1999-09-60 |
| Papers of Miss G J Baxter, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, 1917-1920. | Archives | 1994-01-238 |
| Papers of Dame Mary Colvin (1907-1988), Director Women's Royal Army Corps (1957-1961), including ms letters (1950-1959) and Christmas greetings cards (1948-1960) from Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood, tickets and programmes to parades and receptions relating to the ATS and WRAC (1958-1962), routine orders and papers relating to her role as Chief Commandant, ATS on the staff of HQ Military Government Hansestadt, Hamburg (1946-1947), and the award of OBE in 1948, together with her WRAC Association membership card and service sheet for the Service of Thanksgiving following her death in September 1988. | Archives | 1994-01-240 |
| Medal group awarded to Col John Anthony Stafford Fearfield, Royal Signals, attached to Force 136 Special Operations Executive, World War Two, Far East, from 1942-1945: Order of the British Empire, Member 1947; 1939-45 Star; Burma Star 1941-45; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; General Service Medal 1918-62, with clasps: South East Asia 1945-46, Malaya; United Nations Korea Medal 1950-1954. | Medals | 1999-09-67 |
| Other rank's cap badge, Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1939-1945 (c); associated with World War Two (1939-1945). | Badges | 1999-09-68 |
| Press cutting from a local newspaper in Clapham reproducing a letter from Cpl Arthur Cheeseman, 1st Rifle Brigade, to his parents, dated Frere Camp, 10 Dec 1899; describes the advance from Durban to Frere. | Archives | 1999-09-69 |
| Eight picture postcards depicting the Bedfordshire Yeomanry at annual camp, 1911-1912: B Squadron Section Jumping Team, Shorncliffe, 1911; Sergeant W Sale, Shorncliffe, 1911; Lieutenant Colonel Viscount W R W Peel, Major S J Green and Captain G G M Tyrell; Patcham, 1913; Sergeant W Sale, Hatfield Peverel, 1914; group outside stables, Hatfield Peverel, 1914; 'The chaos of the gale', showing flattened tents at the Bedford Yeomanry camp at Patcham. | Archives | 1999-09-70 |
| Second Class certificate of education awarded to Pte G Castle, 2nd Bn Devonshire Regiment, Karachi, India, 9 Jun 1921. | Archives | 1999-09-71 |
| Ten photographs collected by Pte G Castle, 2nd Bn Devonshire Regiment, whilst serving on the North West Frontier, India, 1919: Bostan, Baluchistan; mule lines at Bostan, Baluchistan; reveille in camp; Lewis gun team and mule, Hindubad; Anna Valley, Baluchistan; hospital, behind wire; hospital during a sand storm; group in the Himalayan foothills; 'Grub time', Kuchlac; 'The long Trail, N W Frontier'. | Photographs | 1999-09-72 |
| The Better 'ole. Photograph of a Grenadier Guardsman in camp at Caterham, Surrey; title is a reference to Bruce Bairnsfather's famous cartoon and picture presumably dates from the First World War. | Photographs | 1999-09-73 |
| Transcript of the diaries kept by two brothers, Ptes Sidney and Vincent Platt, both served in the 20th Service Bn, Royal Fusiliers, whilst on the Western Front, 1916. | Archives | 1999-09-74 |
| Defence Prepared: The Galway Militia from 1793. Offprint of an article written by David C A Wilkins, from the Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society, Vol 50, (1998). | Archives | 1999-09-75 |
| Veterinary apron, sealed pattern, 1978; manufactured by J Miller in 1978. | Equipment, general | 1999-09-76 |
| Regiment cane, 1917 (c); malacca stick with a brass ferrule and silver head bearing the cypher 'GRI' and a crown; used by Lt N A Broadway, 2nd Lancers (Gardner's Horse); made in London. | Equipment, general | 1985-09-49 |
| Token, 1805 (c)-1810 (c); made of bronze, circular in shape; obverse bears an engraving of a man and a women in form costume, 1800 (c); inverse engraved with a mounted light dragoon with a drawn sword surmounted by the owner's name and regiment, Lt and Adj James Adshead, 22nd Light Dragoons; probably made from a George II cartwheel penny; known as a love token of the type customarily made by a betrothed man to commemorate his engagement. | Equipment, general | 1985-09-55 |
| Collar or halter, 1939 (c); made of a brown leather strap which buckles together, attached to a white hemp rope which is Spliced to an iron collar ring; double whipped with black cord. | Horse Furniture | 1985-09-65 |
| Large notice board or plaque, 1975 (c); wood with painted details; rectangular in shape; probably made in Hong Kong; painted with the names of all the British general officers who occupied Flagstaff House (Head Quarter House until 1932), in Hong Kong and the dates of their command from 1846, excepting 1942-1945 during Japanese occupation. | Crafts | 1999-09-77 |
| Muleshoe, 1945; made of iron with six nail holes and two threaded holes at either end; inscribed with maker's initials, B and C. | Horse Furniture | 1985-09-66 |
| Papers of Dame Frances Coulshed, Director Women's Royal Army Corps (1951-1954), 1918-1985; associated with World War Two, North West Europe. | Archives | 1994-01-243 |
| Papers of Dame Frances Coulshed, Director Women's Royal Army Corps (1951-1954), 1918-1985; associated with World War Two, North West Europe. | Maps | 1994-01-243 |
| Dressing case, 1850 (c); made of mahogany; engraved on the lid with the owner's name, Rev R Eteson, Bengal Ecclesiastical Establishment; hinged at the end to form two leaves with brass lock at the opposite end; containing: a razor strop; two powder pots; toothbrush; folding razor; nail file; two pairs of tweezers; nail scissors; most of the contents are replacements. | Equipment, general | 1985-09-67 |
| Belts harness, working pattern 1958; made of white canvas with a leather strap fastening and a brass 'D' shaped ring fixed to the back by a leather loop; paper label attached printed with the pattern details and catalogue number. | Horse Furniture | 1985-12-92 |
| Ski cables, working pattern, 1958; made of sprung steel wire in a horseshoe bend, with a heavy duty heel clip attached with knurled screws; flat metal cables attached to a spring; paper label attached printed with the pattern details and catalogue number. | Equipment, general | 1985-12-10 |
| Twelve feet lines, experimental sealed pattern, 1951; made of white nylon rope, folded with cotton ties; two labels attached printed with pattern details and catalogue number. | Equipment, general | 1985-12-113 |
| Paper clip, 1880 (c); made of brass; decorated with the number 89 within a garter surmounted by a coronet and cap inscribed with the name, Princess Victoria, and at the bottom is a sphinx; mounted on a spring clip and plain machined back plate; associated with the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers. | Equipment, general | 1986-01-10 |
| Handle of a kit bag, 1900 (c); made of steel and squared 'U' shape with a loop at one end and a flat hammered section pierced with a hole at the other; used by a Tpr D V Davies, Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry. | Equipment, general | 1986-01-13 |
| Wirecutter frog, 1914; made of grey buff leather with a back patch and front loop; at the top is a slit hole and the remains of a strap attachment; belt loop attached with a brass mushroom stud piercing the centre of the top; buckled strap for a wirecutter handle; bearing a withdrawn from service mark. | Equipment, general | 1986-01-14 |
| Pack, 1944; made of khaki webbing; square back with a shoulder pad and spine pad; the front bears two vertical compartments each with open bottoms and double retaining straps with steel D rings; broad brass bound shoulder straps; made from M E Company Limited; possibly used for carrying ration packs. | Equipment, general | 1986-01-16 |
| Officer's full dress cocked hat, Army Pay Department, worn by Col J F Hume, 1890 (c). | Uniforms | 1986-02-88 |
| Map case, 1970 (c); made of grey plastic, with a folding action secured with three press studs at the corners; plain exterior; inside the front leaf is a zip fastener containing eleven ballpoint pens in blue, black, yellow, red and brown; central leaf has a cardboard clipboard with a clear plastic cover; the third leaf had a clear plastic pocket containing a wireless operation manual, tactical notebooks, fire orders reports and standard operating procedures; wrist strap; used by Maj B Mollo, Royal Yeomanry. | Equipment, general | 1986-03-1 |
| Map case, 1943; made of dark green painted canvas, in the form of a folding case; inside contains encipherment devices for charts; used by Capt G V H Baerlein, Royal Artillery H A A Regiment. | Equipment, general | 1986-03-2 |
| Tankard, 1943 (c); bearing an inscription stating that the brass used in its manufacture war salvaged from battlefields of North Africa, probably from a reworked shell case; entire surface is covered with a map of North Africa and vignettes of the North African campaign. | Crafts | 1986-03-3 |
| Toggle rope, 1945 (c); made of brown hemp with a mahogany toggle secured to one end and a large loop at the other; one section of a larger rope, where the toggle of one fixes to the loop of the next; used by Army Commandos. | Equipment, general | 1986-03-4 |
| Tripod instrument stand, 1907; made of black painted brass with a telescopic action and disc and cone feet; the lower halves of each leg retract into the upper and secured with a screw; spread of the leg is controlled by a fixed length chain on the upper tubes; made by W Ottway and Co, Ealing, London. | Scientific Instruments | 1986-05-65 |
| Bag, 1917 (c); simple canvas bag with seams bound in leather; inside bears stitched leather patches shaped as a five pointed star within a crescent; probably a trophy capture from a Turkish soldier; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Case, 1917; made of leather with heavy duty stitching and two brass D rings on the back; lid attached to the front by two straps; two compartments inside; made by Martins Birmingham Limited; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Papers of Colonel Julia Margaret Cowper, Auxiliary Territorial Service and Women's Royal Army Corps, 1917-1961; the collection includes drafts and source material for Cowper's histories of the ATS and QMAAC. | Archives | 1994-01-247 |
| Papers of Colonel Julia Margaret Cowper, Auxiliary Territorial Service and Women's Royal Army Corps, 1917-1961; the collection includes drafts and source material for Cowper's histories of the ATS and QMAAC. | Photographs | 1994-01-247 |
| Valise, 1917-1918 (c); made of leather with a double stitched bottom and flap encircling opening which is secured closed with two straps and buckles; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Housewife, 1917-1918 (c); made of a single piece of rough tanned leather with a single buckle strap passing through slits and one patch pocket; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Flask, 1917 (c); made of pewter with rounded shoulders and a screw on cap on short spout; top is enveloped by a press on cap and body shaped to receive this; made from James Dixon and Sons; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Case for holding a box, possibly for surgical or drawing instruments, 1917 (c); made of leather with heavy duty stitching; lid has retaining flaps on either side and closes with a strap and buckle; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Veterinary medicine case, 1917 (c); made of brown leather with two straps fixed to the front; side flaps bear loops for holding vials or ampoules; three pockets at the back contain screw cap tubes and three glass ampoules; with saddlery fitments; impressed with the maker's name, J Cripps; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Case, probably for an officer's valise, 1917 (c); made of green canvas; a flap opening on top and secured by a strap stitched to one end passing through four rings on the underside of the flap and buckles to the other end; covered in numerous illegible inscriptions; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Binoculars case No 3 for prismatic binoculars, 1918; made of dark brown leather with two belt loops on the back and two pair of sling loops on the side; carrying handle on top of the lid and a closing buckle on the front; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Scientific Instruments | 1986-07-14 |
| Kitbag, 1917-1918 (c); made of brown canvas with a rope reinforcement at the bottom seam; eyeletted holes around the opening with inner pendant flap in khaki drill; bearing the name of the owner, Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Map case, 1917-1918 (c); made of khaki drill with a double fold action and inner pocket; outer section has a two stud fastener at the bottom on a strap; inside is a two leaf talc compartment printed with instruction in cartography; the back flap is inscribed and bears side flaps for pencils and service protractors with a signal pad; from a collection of items associated with Lt H G Barker, Staffordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Royal Regiment). | Equipment, general | 1986-07-14 |
| Medal group awarded to Lance Corporal Val Oram Lander, 1st Coy 13th Bn London Regiment: 1914 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Allied Victory Medal 1914-19; associated with World War One, Western Front (1914-1918). | Medals | 1999-10-1 |
| Button worn by L/Cpl Val Oram Lander, 1st Coy 13th Bn London Regiment, killed at Aubers Ridge, 9 May 1915, aged 21. | Badges | 1999-10-2 |
| Chamber pot, 1850 (c); made of pewter with a rounded bottom, straight sides and a flared foot; lip around the rim is incised with linear decoration and bears two rounded flat handles; surface bears numerous illegible inscriptions. | Equipment, general | 1986-07-29 |
| Medical case carried by Capt W Lawson, Imperial Yeomanry during the Boer War, and Capt the Hon W E H Lawson, 2nd Bn Scots Guards, during the Malaya Campaign; made of leather and containing: 16 containers for tablets; four plasters; one first field dressing and liniment; thermometer in a case. | Medical Equipment | 1986-08-16 |
| Camp equipment belonging to Capt R E Chaloner, Royal Artillery, 1944 (c); kitbag; mattress; mat; table; valise; blanket; mosquito net; camp bed. | Equipment, general | 1986-08-24 |
| Camp equipment belonging to Capt R E Chaloner, Royal Artillery, 1944 (c); kitbag; mattress; mat; table; valise; blanket; mosquito net; camp bed. | Furniture | 1986-08-24 |
| Waterbottle and sling, 1900 (c); made of black enamelled steel and covered in khaki felt; printed in black with the regiment, 2nd Vol Bn North Staffordshire Regiment; a cylindrical spout with a screw in lid attached to a sling loop by a piece of string; buff leather sling with a buckle. | Equipment, general | 1986-09-36 |
| Shoulder belt plate, 1825-1845 (c); made of brass and oval in shape; engraved with a border, cross band and name of the regiment, 2nd (Queens Royal) Regiment of Foot; three studs on the back, one is converted from a steel nail, the upper stud has been sheared off; worn by a native servant. | Equipment, general | 1986-11-13 |
| Collection of papers relating to Surgeon Captain Laurence Craigie MacLagan-Wedderburn, 1901-1923; Wedderburn served with Damant's Horse during the Boer War, 1901-1902 (c), with the 29th Division in Gallipoli, 1915, and later with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force 1916-1919 (c). | Archives | 1999-10-3 |
| George Cross 1941. Awarded posthumously to Gnr (later Bdr) Henry Herbert Reed, Royal Artillery, World War Two, War at Sea (1939-1945), 23rd Sep 1941. | Medals | 1992-12-51 |
| Papers of Miss Maud Lilian Emsley, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, 1917-1932; the collection includes items relating to her service in France. | Archives | 1994-01-248 |
| Ceremony programmes relating to the Girls' Venture Corps and the end of the Women's Royal Army Corps in 1992; collected by Colonel Jocelyn Fisher, Women's Royal Army Corps, 1955-1992. | Archives | 1994-01-250-1 |
| Papers of Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan (1879-1967), Chief Controller Women's Army Auxiliary Corps 1917-1918, Commandant Women's Royal Air Force 1918-1919 and Chief Controller Auxiliary Territorial Service 1939-1941. | Archives | 1994-01-253 |
| Papers of Bessie Mould (MBE) (1895-1988), Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, 1909-1981. | Archives | 1994-01-256 |
| Certificates and covering letters for honours and awards of Dame Leslie Whateley (1899-1987), Chief Controller Auxiliary Territorial Service, and Director (1951-1964) of the World Bureau of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, 1946-1981. | Archives | 1994-01-257 |
| Collection of 128 newspapers, some incomplete, of the period 1838-1991. | Archives | 1994-02-1 |
| 104 photographs from World War One and the Boer War collected by Dr Laurence Craigie MacLagan-Wedderburn: one of an airship, 1918; 43 of the Gallipoli campaign, the majority are probably shot from Mudros, Greece; 56 of his South African service with Damant's Horse; three of Wedderburn in Captain's uniform, World War One. | Photographs | 1999-10-4 |
| Four photographs collected by Dr Laurence Craigie MacLagan-Wedderburn: three portraits of Maclagan-Wedderburn in uniform; one of Damant's Horse, Volksrust, Transvaal. | Photographs | 1999-10-5 |
| Photograph of Pte Joseph Benjamin George, 105th Madras Light Infantry, 1875; taken just after the regiment had arrived in England for the first time the previous year. | Photographs | 1999-10-6 |
| Book into which Pte Joseph Benjamin George, 105th Madras Light Infantry, has neatly copied a number of poems; includes as a frontispiece a coloured drawing of George as a young boy, by a street artist, 1840(c). | Archives | 1999-10-7 |
| Collection of ten photographs, 1915-1918: one studio portrait of Major General Walter Delamain; nine copy photographs taken from the original World War One official photographs. | Photographs | 1999-10-8 |
| Medal commemorating General Monk, Duke of Albemarle, 1660. Silver, oval medal, worn as a badge, with a bust portrait of George Monk with the inscription, 'George Duke of Albemarle', and a border of flowers. | Medals | 1999-10-9 |
| Memoir in the form of an extended letter to the author Trevor Royle written by Captain Stuart Austin Kess Plumley in response to Royle's 'Orde Wright. Irregular Soldier' (1995); Plumley was a liaison officer to the chief umpire on Wingate's two training marches and served in the Mahar Regiment. | Archives | 1999-10-10 |
| Nominal roll listing the return of persons employed by the Ordnance, Royal Powder Mills, Waltham Abbey, 1812 and 1839. | Archives | 1999-10-11 |
| Army Commando escape kit, 1944 (c); containing: 3 hacksaw blades; 17 compass stands; 4 pencil clip compass stands; silk escape map; 24 escape compasses; first field dressing; 2 respirator spectacles and cases; used by Mr A G Hields. | Equipment, general | 1987-01-11 |
| Army Commando escape kit, 1944 (c); containing: 3 hacksaw blades; 17 compass stands; 4 pencil clip compass stands; silk escape map; 24 escape compasses; first field dressing; 2 respirator spectacles and cases; used by Mr A G Hields. | Scientific Instruments | 1987-01-11 |
| Army Commando escape kit, 1944 (c); containing: 3 hacksaw blades; 17 compass stands; 4 pencil clip compass stands; silk escape map; 24 escape compasses; first field dressing; 2 respirator spectacles and cases; used by Mr A G Hields. | Medical Equipment | 1987-01-11 |
| Ration cake, 1900 (c); baked grain, similar to a British Army ration biscuit; suspension string tied through a hole in the centre; reportedly baked during the Boer War. | Equipment, general | 1987-01-13 |
| London Gazette. Extracts relating to appointments of officers, 3 Mar and 24 Apr 1756. | Archives | 1994-02-2 |
| Printed order of the State procession to Westminster Abbey for the coronation of Queen Victoria, 28 Jun 1838. | Archives | 1994-02-3 |
| Facsimile of the Treaty of Waitangi, 1840. | Archives | 1994-02-4 |
| Documents on the Zulu War 1879, produced by the Kwazulu Government and Natal Administration, 1979. | Archives | 1994-02-5 |
| Plan and elevation of hutted accommodation for 'Men' and 'Women and Children', 1900 (c) (?). | Archives | 1994-02-6 |
| The Absent Minded Beggar. Words and music by Sir Arthur Sullivan for Rudyard Kipling's poem; printed on linen with a map of South Africa and pictures of Queen Victoria and Lord Roberts; associated with the Boer War. | Archives | 1994-02-7 |