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| Description | Object Type | NAM Accession Number |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze 4.5 in Coehoorn mortar cast by Peter Verbruggen, London, 1782; barrel engraved with George III monogram and chamber engraved with maker's name. | Artillery | 1994-10-1 |
| Two nominal rolls, 1815; one of the 2nd Royal North British Dragoons, the other of the 14th Foot at Waterloo, 1815. | Archives | 1999-06-48 |
| Bronze 3 pdr gun for the East India Company, 1837. | Artillery | 1993-11-82 |
| The Military Career of Colonel Francis Skelley Tidy, CB. Typescript history of the life of Col Tidy of the 14th Regiment of Foot, 1776-1835; compiled by M Medhurst and T W Cooper, 1997. | Archives | 1999-06-49 |
| Bronze 3 pdr gun, East India Company, 1815. | Artillery | 1993-11-81 |
| Bronze 4.5 in mortar, with iron elevating bed, for the East India Company, 1841-1856. | Artillery | 1993-11-80 |
| Three photographs associated with Lt David Ogilby Wight Lamb, 10th Lancers: 10th Lancers en masse, Dec 1907; the Gate of Sikaudra; group photograph at mixed cricket match, Jul 1911, the sitters are identified. | Photographs | 1999-06-50 |
| Bronze 4.5 in mortar, 1816; with iron elevating bed, for the East India Company, 1856. | Artillery | 1993-11-79 |
| No 1 Mk III hand grenade, 1915 (c). | Ammunition | 1993-09-91 |
| Printed order of service for Lt Col Thomas William Chattey (OBE), Middlesex Regiment, Christ Church, Kensington, 30 Oct 1996. | Archives | 1996-11-2 |
| British 'Cricket Ball' grenade, 1914 (c). | Ammunition | 1993-01-85 |
| Two German fletchette aerial darts, 1915 (c). Metal aerial dart with feather flights, 1915 (c). Associated with World War One, Air Operations (1914-1918). | Ammunition | 1992-11-84 |
| 3 in OML mortar with baseplate, mounting and sight, 1945 (c). | Artillery | 1992-07-208 |
| Japanese type 91 grenade, 1931-1945. | Ammunition | 1992-04-330 |
| L14A1 84 mm Carl Gustav anti-tank recoilless rifle, 1968 (c). | Artillery | 1992-03-186 |
| L4A2 drill grenade, serial number QX 2267, 1967; dark blue, overpainted green. | Ammunition | 1992-03-177 |
| Firecracker, used by the Home Guard to simulate rifle fire during training, 1940 (c). | Ammunition | 1992-03-42 |
| Argentinian 81.4 mm mortar, 1975 (c), South Atlantic (Falklands War) (1982). | Artillery | 1992-02-66 |
| Mounted photograph, 1918 (c); shows the polo team of the 15th Lancers, with Lt Guy Assheton-Smith seated to the left. | Photographs | 1999-06-51 |
| Bofors Mk II 40 mm anti-aircraft gun, 1943. | Artillery | 1991-11-43 |
| Sound cassette, 1961; copy of a 1961 recording of the corps of drums of the Junior Guardsman's Company from the Guards Depot at Pirbright. | Sound Recordings | 1999-06-52 |
| Armstrong Whitworth Quick Firing 12 pdr naval gun, on field carriage, 1900; presented by Lady Meux to Field Marshal Lord Roberts, 1900; one of six guns purchased by Lady Meux from Armstrong Whitworth's Elswick Works in 1900. | Artillery | 1991-11-42 |
| Bronze Saker cannon, 1530 (c); barrel cast 1538; manufactured by John and Robert Owen; depicts a Tudor rose and inscribed with makers' names and a monogram of Henry VIII; on replica carriage. | Artillery | 1991-11-41 |
| Bronze 6 pdr, muzzleloading cannon, 1794-1825; cast in London by Francis Kinman, 1794; inscribed with foundry number, XXVI and trunnion number J67; bears the Royal cypher of George III and the monogram of the Duke of Richmond; as Master General of the Ordnance from 1794 to 1795, Richmond was responsible for the supply of weapons to the Army and Navy. | Artillery | 1991-09-53 |
| Ordnance, Quick Firing, 25 pdr field gun Mk 2, 1943; serial number L/ 24460. | Artillery | 1991-08-40 |
| Light brass 3 pounder field gun used by the East India Company, 1768; cast with makers name, R Gilpin, and regimental name on breech ring; Madras Sepoy Battalions, 1st Mysore War. | Artillery | 1991-07-240 |
| Collection of papers relating to the Army service of Bdr H Graham, Royal Artillery, 1940-1945 (c): Anti-gas instructions; kit issue details; 'Some useful hints for Soldiers arriving in India', booklet provided by Woodbines Tobacco; release schedule for L/Bdr Graham, India, Oct 1945; 'Release and Resettlement: an explanation of your position and rights.', official information booklet. | Archives | 1999-06-53 |
| Photograph album of 188 photographs compiled by a member of 25th Cyclist Battalion, London Regiment in India and Egypt, 1916-1920; subjects include the voyage to India, topography, army life (domestic and working), scenes from military operations in Waziristan and the battalion's war memorial in Putney Church; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Photographs | 1996-11-6 |
| Chemical light wand, used during the Gulf War, 1991. | Ammunition | 1991-07-80 |
| Whitworth 16 pdr muzzleloading rifled field gun, 1872. | Artillery | 1991-06-1 |
| One-hand grenade, 1900 (c); label stamped with name of grenade, maker's name, Brock and Co, England and instructions for usage; black painted canvas body with black powder used for the explosive; the fuse case was torn off with the teeth and the friction composition rubbed over a rough surface, in this way the grenade could be thrown one handed; steel oblong ammunition carrier. | Ammunition | 1988-09-53 |
| One-hand grenade, 1900 (c); label stamped with name of grenade, maker's name, Brock and Co, England and instructions for usage; black painted canvas body with black powder used for the explosive; the fuse case was torn off with the teeth and the friction composition rubbed over a rough surface, in this way the grenade could be thrown one handed; steel oblong ammunition carrier. | Equipment, general | 1988-09-53 |
| Photograph album of 201 photographs compiled by a member of the Royal Corps of Signals in India, 1931-1935; photographs include topography, scenes of local life, groups and portraits of the regiment. | Photographs | 1996-11-7 |
| Entrenching spade, Sealed Pattern, 1882; blade is wrought iron, rectangular and tapers to a rounded point, impressed with the maker's name, Edward Lucas and Sons, Sheffield; the shaft is white wood; the handle is formed as a combined pick and borer and bound with a continuous thick iron band; a sealed pattern label originally attached described the tool as a Mark 1 for Light Infantry. | Equipment, general | 1967-08-3 |
| Grenade waistcoat, 1918; canvas with brass studs, with 11 pockets and straps and ties; stamped on the reverse with the maker's name, The L Gross Company; used by the US army during World War One; similar to the rarer British ten pocket version, worn with the main strap around the neck and ties to the rear leaving both hands free. | Equipment, general | 1988-06-26 |
| Nine photographs and an illustrated Christmas card collected by a member of the Royal Corps of Signals in India, 1931-1935; photographs include a group; operating a wireless set; Kabari market place; aftermath of an earthquake; views of Quetta; snow scenes; memorial well, Cawnpore; view Wana camp. | Photographs | 1996-11-8 |
| Entrenching spade, Pattern 1882; blade is iron and rectangular in shape, tapering to a rounded point; the shoulders are folded over and impressed on the top with crosses which give a grip when used; impressed with the maker's name, Edward Lucas and Sons, Sheffield; shaft is white wood and the handle has been hit by a bullet which remains embedded in the wood. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-50 |
| Hand grenade, 1700 (c); thought to be used during the War of the Spanish Succession; hollow iron sphere with horizontal mould line and fuze hole; recovered from a Thames wreck and dated approximately by the presence of a bottle dated 1704. | Ammunition | 1986-04-103 |
| Waterbottle, 1875-1890 (c);body is machined from a single piece of wood, with a flat top and bottom secured by two steel bindings straps; a steel cap screws into the top with a wing nut action; brown leather suspension strap with a brass buckle; reputedly originating in Italy but is of the Oliver Pattern introduced to the British Army in 1875. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-15 |
| Combat helmet, Mk VI, 1990 (c); with blue United Nations cover. | Armour | 1999-06-54 |
| Combat helmet, Mk VI, 1990 (c); with blue United Nations cover. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-54 |
| Kunan shiki shurudan, type 97 Japanese Grenade, 1943; detonator stamped with Japanese characters; supposedly picked up in an outpost of the Burma Defence Army at Kalewa, North Arakan, Burma. | Ammunition | 1986-02-52 |
| Yugoslav Army helmet, 1985 (c); used by Bosnian Government Forces; with entry and exit bullet holes; recovered in 1995. | Armour | 1999-06-55 |
| Mine marker, 1996 (c); fabric flag printed with a skull and cross bones; used by H.V.O, Bosnian Croat Defence Council. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-56 |
| Tactical sign, 1995 (c); used by the Royal Military Police for marking main supply routes; printed 'BRIT BAT 1 [horizontal arrow]'; BRITBAT was the British infantry battalion based at Vitez. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-57 |
| Group photograph, 24th Mountain Brigade Royal Artillery Signal Section, Quetta, 1934; sitters are named. | Photographs | 1996-11-9 |
| Tactical sign, 1995 (c); used to mark the main supply route, Bosnia; stencilled in white paint, 'EMRLD/ [vertical arrow]', the code name for the main supply route in Bosnia. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-58 |
| Anti-tank shell, 1995 (c); 80 mm; used by the Yugoslav Army, . | Ammunition | 1999-06-59 |
| Five 7.63 mm cartridge cases, 1995 (c); recovered from Bosnian battlefields, Zubici, near Vitez. | Ammunition | 1999-06-60 |
| German 20 mm cartridge, 1943; used in Bosnia by Yugoslav Army, 1995 (c). | Ammunition | 1999-06-61 |
| 40 mm solid shot shell, 1995 (c); used in Bosnia by the Yugoslav Army. | Ammunition | 1999-06-62 |
| Mortar bomb, fin and body only, 1980 (c); recovered from a Bosnian battlefield, 1995 (c). | Ammunition | 1999-06-63 |
| Hazard sign, 1996 (c); for horse-drawn transport, Banjaluka area, Bosnia. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-64 |
| Entrenching tool head carrier, pattern 1914, 1915 (c). | Equipment, general | 1999-06-65 |
| Mk I bazooka, 2.36 in anti-tank rocket launcher, used during World War Two by the US Army, 1944 (c). | Artillery | 1984-08-20 |
| Hand grenade, No 36, used for training during World War Two, 1945 (c). | Ammunition | 1983-05-68 |
| 537 photographs taken by Capt (later Brig, Royal Canadian Artillery) R Elliot, Royal Artillery attached 1 Section, Light Artillery, Gold Coast Regiment, 1925-1942, 1973 and 1976; scenes include informal and formal portraits and groups; aircraft; machine gunners at drill; parades; inspections; railways; local life; reunions 1973 and 1976. | Photographs | 1996-11-10 |
| 50 round bandolier for mounted infantry, pattern 1889; modified from original pattern 1882 bandolier for .45 in Martini Henry ammunition; middle pouch split 6/4 for easier carriage over shoulder, Boer War. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-66 |
| Mk I/2 No 24 rifle grenade, used during World War One, 1917 (c). | Ammunition | 1982-10-8 |
| 60 round ammunition pouch, pattern 1914, 1915; made by John (?) and Co; stamped with the monograms of the 21st West Yorkshire Regiment and the Officer Training Corps. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-67 |
| Mk I/ L, .303 in No 20 rifle grenade, Vaneless Hales pattern, used during World War One, 1916; made by Western Electric Company. | Ammunition | 1982-10-7 |
| Papers relating to Capt (later Brig, Royal Canadian Artillery) R Elliot, Royal Artillery attached 1 Section Light Artillery, Gold Coast Regiment, 1934-1938. | Archives | 1996-11-11 |
| 50 round cavalry bandolier, Mk I, pattern 1903, 1922; black leather; made by Hepburn and Gale Limited, London; possibly a dress item for the Rifle Brigade or used by Irish Free State forces, 1922; first issued in 1918 and originally made by Martins, Birmingham (?); later blacked. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-68 |
| 'Pitcher' Mk I dummy No 13 hand grenade, used during World War One, 1915; made by Decimal Limited or Roberrite and Ammonal Limited. | Ammunition | 1982-10-6 |
| 90 round cavalry bandolier, Mk I, pattern 1903, 1926 (c); associated with the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry; 5 blank Mk VII cartridges R/L 1926. | Equipment, general | 1999-06-69 |
| 90 round cavalry bandolier, Mk I, pattern 1903, 1926 (c); associated with the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry; 5 blank Mk VII cartridges R/L 1926. | Ammunition | 1999-06-69 |
| Two tins of Boric Acid talcum powder, 1920 (c). | Equipment, general | 1999-06-70 |
| 'Mexican' Mk I/ L No 2 hand grenade, used during World War One, 1915; made by Cotton Powder Company. | Ammunition | 1982-10-5 |
| M20 Mk II 3.5 in rocket launcher 1953. | Artillery | 1982-07-85 |
| Collection of six pieces of equipment for infantry other ranks, sealed pattern, 1882: black leather and canvas valise; pair of buff leather braces which attach to the valise; waistbelt of white buff leather, with a bayonet frog; two ammunition pouches of white buff leather; a pair of white buff leather straps which attach to the valise. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-57 |
| Mk VII 2 in mortar, used by airborne forces during World War Two, 1945 (c); serial number 68608. | Artillery | 1982-07-84 |
| Mk 8* 2 in mortar 1944, base with strap, for infantry and carrier use during World War Two, 1944. | Artillery | 1982-07-83 |
| Mk VII* 2 in mortar, with base and strap, for infantry and carrier use during World War Two, 1944; stamped on barrel with initials, believed to be those of the contractor. | Artillery | 1982-07-82 |
| M20B1 3.5 in anti-tank rocket launcher, 1955 (c); made by Biriman Electronics, USA; serial number 67723. | Artillery | 1982-07-80 |
| Carl Gustav 84 mm anti-tank rocket launcher, 1965 (c); serial number 30085. | Artillery | 1982-04-756 |
| Collection of six pieces of infantry other ranks' equipment, sealed pattern, 1869: valise, black canvas and leather with brass buckles; pair of white buff leather braces, with slides, brass buckles and sling fittings; white buff leather pouch with a slider and loop and front of black leather; waistbelt of white buff leather with a bayonet frog; two ammunition pouches in white buff leather with straps attached to the back. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-56 |
| Mk VII anti-tank mine, 1950; marked with 11/50. | Ammunition | 1981-12-2 |
| German 'Teller' anti-tank mine, 1943 (c). Used by the German Army during World War Two (1939-1945). | Ammunition | 1981-12-1 |
| German Granatwerfer 36 50 mm mortar, used by the German Army during World War Two, 1940. | Artillery | 1981-01-7 |
| Five maps published by 'The Times' newspaper, relating to World War One, mainly of Germany and Poland; associated with World War One (1914-1918). | Maps | 1996-11-12 |
| Collection of seven piece of infantry other ranks equipment, sealed pattern, 1888, 1900 (c): black leather valise; pair of braces in white buff leather; waistbelt in white buff leather, with a bayonet frog; two white leather ammunition pouches; waterbottle sling; waterbottle strap; two white buff leather straps. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-58 |
| Mess tin, 1869; made of tinned steel with suspension brackets on either side into which a square wire handle fits; the lid is shaped to fit the bowl with a folding wire handle on one side; the case is black oilskin and is shaped to fit the tin, with two horizontal opening flaps which button together with two vertically opening flaps. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-79 |
| Mess tin, sealed pattern, 1882, dated 1916; made of thin sheet metal, in two parts, with suspension brackets on either side into which a square wire handle fits and a lid; the case is black oilskin; made by, Pepperell and Allen, Birmingham, with a sealed pattern label attached to one of the loops. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-80 |
| Ball pattern, No 15 hand grenade, used during World War One, 1915-1920 (c). | Ammunition | 1980-02-27 |
| German trench mortar grenade, used during World War One (1914-1918), 1917 (c). | Ammunition | 1980-02-26 |
| German 'egg' grenade, used during World War One, 1916 (c). | Ammunition | 1980-02-25 |
| Drill hand grenade, No 69, used during World War Two, 1940 (c). | Ammunition | 1980-02-24 |
| M72 L1A1 anti-tank 66 mm rocket launcher, 1971 (c). | Artillery | 1979-07-126 |
| Mk VII ordnance ML 2 in mortar, used by British airborne forces during World War Two, 1944 (c); serial number 2270. | Artillery | 1978-11-82 |
| Mess tin, 1888 (c), made of tinned steel with a lid and contained within a case, possibly Pattern 1888 (?); Waterbottle, 1942 (c), made of wood covering a metal construction, with a webbing strap. | Equipment, general | 1967-09-81 |
| Mk VII** ML 2 in mortar and mortar bomb; used by British forces during World War Two, 1940 (c); serial number 15179. | Artillery | 1978-11-81 |
| Mk VII** ML 2 in mortar and mortar bomb; used by British forces during World War Two, 1940 (c); serial number 15179. | Ammunition | 1978-11-81 |
| Portable ML 4.2 in mortar, with base, plate, tripod and sight, used during World War Two, 1943 (c). | Artillery | 1978-11-80 |
| Portable ML 4.2 in mortar, with base, plate, tripod and sight, used during World War Two, 1943 (c). | Equipment, general | 1978-11-80 |
| Mk IV ML 3 in mortar, with base plate and bipod, 1940 (c); serial number MR1792; two inert bombs. | Artillery | 1978-11-79 |
| Mk IV ML 3 in mortar, with base plate and bipod, 1940 (c); serial number MR1792; two inert bombs. | Ammunition | 1978-11-79 |
| Mobile Mk I/1 ML 4.2 in mortar, with mounting trailer and bipod, 1945 (c); serial number CL20; three inert bombs. | Artillery | 1978-11-78 |
| Mobile Mk I/1 ML 4.2 in mortar, with mounting trailer and bipod, 1945 (c); serial number CL20; three inert bombs. | Vehicles | 1978-11-78 |
| Mobile Mk I/1 ML 4.2 in mortar, with mounting trailer and bipod, 1945 (c); serial number CL20; three inert bombs. | Ammunition | 1978-11-78 |
| Mk II UK M20 3.5 in anti-tank rocket launcher, 1960 (c); serial number A2544; British version of US 88.9 mm M20/ M20A1 'Super Bazooka'. | Artillery | 1978-11-74 |