536 KNOLLYS. Gallant Deeds of Our Heroes-The Victoria Cross: By Whom it was Won, by Lieut.-Col. W. KNOLLYS and Major W. J. ELLIOTT, 109 illustrations (5 parts in 1 vol.), 12mo, cloth, gilt edges. [1882] 48 Crimean War, 1854-56; India, 1857-59; War in Persia, China, Abyssinia, Bhootan, New Zealand, Andaman Islands, Ashantee; Afghanistan, 1877-80; Zululand, 1879-80 ; Transvaal, 1881. 537 PERRY. Rank and Badges, Dates of Formation, Naval and Military Distinctions, Precedents, Salutes, Colours, and Small Arms in H.M. Army and Navy and Auxiliary Forces, by Capt. OTTLEY LANE PERRY, second edition, 12mo, cloth. 1888 4s 538 THE VICTORIA CROSS-1854-1889, by Whom, Where, and How Won, 12mo, cloth. 1890 2s 539 IRWIN. War Medals and Decorations issued to the British Military and Naval Forces, 1588-1889, by D. HASTINGS IRWIN, with 10 plates, 8vo, cloth. 1890 48 War Medals, Medals for Meritorious Service, &c., Regimental Medals, Militia, Yeomanry, and Volunteer Medals, British Orders, Foreign Orders worn by British Soldiers, Miscellaneous Medals, Life-Saving Medals, &c. 540 MILNE. The Standards and Colours of the Army, from the Restoration, 1661, to the Introduction of the Territorial System, 1881, by Samuel MilnE, illustrated by 29 full-page plates, mostly coloured (each containing two or more regimental colours), and 61 figures in the text, royal 8vo, cloth. 1893 Only 200 copies printed. £1 12s 542 MAYO. Medals and Decorations of the British Army and Navy, by J. HORSLEY MAYO, numerous coloured plates and other illustrations, 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.. 1897 (pub. £3 3s net) £1 10s A complete account of all the British Naval and Military Medals of which official evidence has been obtained, accompanied by the General Orders, Royal Warrants, and other papers relating to their issue. The fine series of plates, 55 in number, for the most part in gold and silver and colours, illustrate upwards of 220 medals and decorations, with their distinctive ribbons. Among the rare medals recorded may be mentioned: American Indian Chiefs; Carib Rebellion, 1773; Gujerat, 1778-84; Ceylon, 1796; Moluccas Amboyna Banda, 1795-1801; Java, 1811; Nepal, 1814-16; Battle of Nile, 1798; Burmese War; Coorg; Ghuznee; Afghanistan ; China; New Zealand, 1846-65; New Zealand Cross, 1869, &c. The book includes also the Arctic Medals, the Volunteer Officers and others. 543 ALMACK. Regimental Badges Worn by the British Army One Hundred Years Ago, Reproduced from Pen-and-Ink Sketches, with Notes, &c., by EDWARD ALMACK, 4to, cloth. 1900 6s 544 OFFICIAL CRESTS of the British Army: 132 Different Designs in Colours; Official Medals and Ribbons of the British Army, 1800 to Present Day, Showing Both Sides of 48 Different Medals-Coloured, two large sheets, folded, imperial 8vo, cloth. [1903 ?] 545 GASKELL. Catalogue of British, Hanoverian, and other Waterloo Medals in the Collection of Henry Gaskell, with Notes on the Last Survivors by Kynaston Gaskell, portraits, &c., 4to. 1905 58 3s BRITISH REGIMENTAL HISTORIES AND RECORDS. See also ARMY LISTS AND GENERAL HISTORIES, CAMPAIGNS AND MILITARY BIOGRAPHY; also CHICHESTER and BURGES-SHORT, 1900, and FARMER, 1901, p. 41, which supplement the Official Records. CAVALRY REGIMENTS. 1836 546 LIFE GUARDS. Historical Records, 1660-1835, by Richard Cannon, coloured plates, 8vo, cloth. (scarce) 15s "Charge." An Officer of the Life Guards, by HEATH, 9 in. by 8 in. 1819 Water-Colour Sketch of Costume of the Royal Horse Guards, 1815, by MARTENS, 5 in. by 7 in. 547 548 549 58 The Life Guards. Band passing in Review, by MARTENS, engraved by John Harris, brilliantly coloured, 29 in. by 23 in. (Tegg) 1865 See also Berrey (R. Power) The King's Guards, 1903. £1 15s The First and Second Life Guards fought at Maestrict, 1673; Boyne, 1690; Flanders, 1689-90 and 1692-97; Peninsula, 1812-14; Waterloo, 1815; Egypt, 1882; Khartoum, 1885. 550 HORSE GUARDS (The Blues), Historical Records of its Services, by Capt. EDMUND PACKE, 8vo, cloth. 1834 58 551 Personal History of the Horse Guards, 1750 to 1872, by J. H. Stocqueler, 8vo, cloth. 1873 8s 552 10s Three Water-Colour Sketches of Costumes of the Horse Guards (Blues), 1742, 1758, and 1806, by MARTENS, each 6 in. by 8 in. See also Berrey (R. Power) The King's Guards, 1903. Griffiths (Major A.) Famous British Regiments, 1900. Originally formed part of the Parliamentary Army as Col. Upton Crook's Regiment; afterwards served at Sedgemoor, 1685; in Flanders, 1689-90; at the Boyne, 1690; Flanders, 1742-45; Germany, 1758-62; Flanders, 1794-95; Peninsula, 1812-14; Waterloo, 1815; Egypt and Nile, 1882-85. 553 DRAGOON GUARDS-1st (or King's Regiment), Records, 1685-1836, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1837 (scarce) £1 Raised during Monmouth's rebellion, the regiment served at Sedgemoor, 1685; The Boyne, 1690; in Flanders, 1692-97; Germany, 1702-14; Flanders, 1742-46; Germany, 1758-63; Flanders, 1793-95; at Waterloo, 1815; in the Crima (Sebastopol), 1855; China, 1860; South Africa, 1879; India, 1885-91; and SouthAfrica, 1900. 554 2nd (Queen's Bays), Records, 1685-1837, with 4 plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1837 (scarce) £1 Fought at the Boyne, 1690; Aughrim, 1691; Namur, 1695: Spain, 1704-10; Jacobite Risings, 1715 and 1745; Germany, 1760-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Flushing, 1809; Indian Mutiny, 1858; South Africa. 555 DRAGOON GUARDS, 3rd (Prince of Wales's), Records, 1685-1838, with plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1838 48 Formed from old regiments of Horse, the 3rd Dragoon Guards served in Flanders, 1691-97; Germany, 1702-14; Jacobite Risings, 1715 and 1745; Germany, 1758-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Peninsula, 1809-14; Abyssinia, 1868; South Africa. 556 4th (Royal Irish) 1685-1838, plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1839 48 Fought in Flanders, 1691-97; the Peninsula, 1811-13; Balaclava, 1854; Sebastopol, 1855; Egypt and the Nile, 1882-85. 557 5th (or Princess Charlotte of Wales's), 1635-1838, with 3 plates (Cannon's Series). 1839 48 The Boyne, 1690; Flanders, 1692-97; Germany, 1702-14 (Blenheim, Ramilies, Oudenarde, and Malplaquet); Flanders, 1743-48 (Fontenoy); Irish Rebellion, 1798; Suakim, 1885; South Africa, 1900. 6th (or Carabineers), 1685-1839, plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1839 558 48 559 A Continuation of the Historical Record of the 6th Dragoon Guards, by Capt. A. Sprot, 12mo, cloth. 1888 48 See also Combermere (Viscount) Memoirs, 1866. Monmouth's Rebellion, 1685; Ireland, 1690-91, 1692-97; Flanders and Germany, 1702-14 and 1760-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 1806-7; Crimea ; Indian Mutiny; Afghanistan. 561 7th (the Princess Royals), 1688-1839, 2 coloured plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1839 48 See also Walker (Gen. Beauchamp) Days of a Soldier's Life, 1894. Fought in Flanders (Namur), 1794-97; Germany, 1711-13; Jacobite Rising, 1715; Flanders, 1742-49 (Dettingen, Fontenoy, &c.); Germany, 1760-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Holland, 1799; Sahagun, 1808: Carrion, Benevente, and Corunna, 1809 Orthes and Toulouse, 1814; Waterloo, 1815; Canada, 1838-39; Indian Mutiny, 1858; Transvaal, 1881; Rhodesia, 1896. 562 Dragoon Guards and Dragoons. Cannon's Historical Records of the First Dragoon Guards, 4 plates, 1837; the Second Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, 4 plates, 1837; the Third King's Light Dragoons, 2 plates, 1847; the Fourth Queen's Light (Dragoons, 1 plate, 1843; 4 vols. in 2, 8vo, half-calf (scarce) £2 108 563 DRAGOONS—1st (or the Royal Dragoons), 2 coloured plates, 8vo, cloth. 1840 564 565 The Same, reprint, 8vo, cloth 10s 48 Historical Record of the First, or Royal Regiment of Dragoons, 1660-1886), by General DE AINSLIE, 9 coloured plates, royal 8vo, cloth. 1887 12s 6d This regiment served against the Moors in Africa, against Monmouth at Sedgmoor, in Ireland at the Boyne, in Flanders, Germany (Dettingen, Fontenoy), Seven Years' War (Minden, Corbach, Warbourg, Kirk Denkern, Wilhelmstahl, Grabenstein), Wars against French Republicans, in the Peninsula, at Waterloo, Sevastopol, Pekin and Taku Forts; South Africa, 1879; in Egypt and the Soudan, 1885. 566 1st Royal Dragoons, Water - Colour by CECIL CONROY, 5 pictures in 1 frame, each showing the Regiment at different dates, 1743-1891, 24 in. by 18 in. £1 567 DRAGOONS-2nd (Royal Scots Greys) Records to 1839, plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1840 568 48 Illustrated History of the Scottish Regiment Royal Scots Greys, "Second to None," by Col. Percy Groves, with 4 coloured plates and picture cover by Harry Payne, royal 4to, bds. 1893 569 Standing Orders, 1st Battalion, Royal Scots, 12mo, cloth. 1s 6d 1892 This, the oldest regiment of Dragoons in the army, served in Flanders, 1694-97; Germany, 1702-13; Jacobite Rising, 1715; Flanders, 1742-48; Germany, 1758-63; Flanders, 1793-95; at Waterloo, 1815; at Balaclava, Inkerman, Tchernaya, and Sebastopol, 1854-55; and in South Africa, 1900. 570 The History of the Royal Scots Greys, 1678-1905, by EDWARD ALMACK, illustrated with coloured plates, facsimiles, &c. 1907 571 572 573 £2 12s 6d 3rd (the King's Own) Hussars. Historical Record of the King's Own Light Dragoons, 1685-1846, 2 plates, 8vo (Cannon's Series). 1847 The ame, reprint, 8vo, cloth 98 48 Historical Record of the 3rd or King's Own Regiment of Light Dragoons, 1685-1857, by Capt. GEORGE E. F. Kountze, with plates See also Ouvry (Col.) Cavalry Experiences, 1892. Fought at the Boyne, 1690; in Flanders, 1694-97; in Spain, 1702-8; Jacobite Risings, 1715 and 1745; Flanders, 1742-45; at Flushing, 1809; in the Peninsula, 1811-14; Caubul, 1842; Moodkee, Ferogeshah, and Sobraon, 1845-46; Punjab, 1848-49; India, 1868-79. 574 4th (the Queen's Own) Hussars. Historical Record of the Queen's Own Light Dragoons, 1685-1842, plate, 8vo (Cannon's Series). 1843 Originally named in honour of Princess, afterwards Queen Anne; served in Scotland and Ireland, 1689-90; Flanders, 1692-97; Spain, 1706-8; Scotland, 1715; Flanders, 1742-48; Peninsula, 1809-14; Afghanistan, 1839; Crimea, 1854-55. 575 576 Water-Colour Sketch, Officer of 4th Light Dragoons, by Martens, 9 in. by 11 in. 5th (the Royal Irish) Lancers. £1 Formerly Royal Irish Dragoons. Fought at the Boyne, 1690; in Flanders, 1692-97; Germany, 1702-14; Flanders, 1743-48; Ireland, 1798; at Suakin, 1885; South Africa, 1900. No special record published. 577 578 6th: Historical Record of the Sixth, or the Inniskilling Dragoons, 1689-1843, with 4 coloured plates, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1843 (scarce) The Same, reprint, 8vo, cloth 16s 48 Fought at the Boyne and Aughrim, 1690-91; Dunblane, 1715; Flanders, 1742-48; Germany, 1758-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Waterloo, 1815; Crimea, 1854-55; Transvaal, 1881; Bechuanaland, Natal, and Zululand, 1884-90; South Africa, 1900. 579 With the Inniskilling Dragoons: the Record of a Cavalry Regiment during the Boer War, 1899-1902, by Lieut.-Col. J. WATKINS YARDLEY, map and 96 illustrations, 8vo, cloth. 1904 98 581 DRAGOONS-7th (the Queen's Own) Hussars, Record, 1690-1842, plate, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1842 48 Served in Flanders, 1694-97; Germany, 1711-13; Jacobite Rising, 1715; Flanders, 1742-49; Germany, 1760-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Holland, 1799; Peninsula, 1808-9 and 1813-14; at Orthes and Toulouse, 1814; Waterloo, 1815; Canada, 1838-39; Indian Mutiny, 1858; Transvaal, 1881; Rhodesia, 1896. 582 583 584 See also Vivian (Baron) Memoir, 1897. Water-Colour Sketch of a Private of the 7th Hussars, 1812, by MARTENS, 7 in. by 10 in. 78 6d 8th (the King's Royal Irish) Hussars, Record, 1693-1843, illustrated, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1844 (scarce) £1 Historical Record of the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars to 1803, by FRANCIS SMET, M.D. (Mitchell). 1874 Served in the Peninsula, 1704-13; Flanders, 1794-95; Cape, 1795; Kaffir War, 1800; Egypt, 1801; India, 1802-22; Crimea, 1854-55; Indian Mutiny and Central India, 1858; Afghanistan, 1879-80; South Africa, 1900. 585 9th Lancers, Queen's Royal Regiment of Light Dragoons (Lancers), 1715-1841, plate, 8vo, cloth (Cannon). 1841 reprint 38 Record of services in the Jacobite Rising, 1715; during the Irish Rebellion, 1798; Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 1806-7; Flushing, 1809; Peninsula, 1811-13; subsequently served at Punniar, 1843; Sobraon, 1846; Punjab, 1848-49; Indian Mutiny, 1857-58; Afghanistan, 1878-80; South Africa, 1900. 586 587 588 589 Brevet-Major O. H. S. G. ANSON. With H.M. 9th Lancers during the Indian Mutiny, 12mo, cloth. 1896 See also Grant (Sir Hope) Life, 1884. 38 Griffiths (Major A.) Famous British Regiments, 1900. 10th, Cannon's Record of the 10th Hussars (P. of W. Own), 17151842, plates, 8vo, cloth. 1843 The Memoirs of the Tenth Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales' Own) Historical and Social, collected and arranged by Col. R. S. LIDDELL, with 3 portraits and 12 coloured illustrations, imperial 8vo, cloth. 1891 (pub. £3 3s net) £1 8s £1 15s Another copy, half-morocco An interesting record of episodes and anecdotes illustrative of the daily life of this regiment, whose motto is "Ich Dien." They served during the Rebellion of 1745; in the Seven Years' War, 1758-63; in the Peninsula and South of France, 1808-14; at Waterloo; in India; in the Crimea; Second Afghan War, 1878-79; Egypt, 1884; South Africa, &c. 591 592 See also Bacon (Sir Anthony) Story of, 1903. Douglas, Soldiering in Sunshine and Storm, 1865. Vivian (Baron) Memoir, 1897. 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars, 1715-1842, 8vo, cloth (Cannon's Series). 1843 Alphabetical List of Officers of the 11th Hussars, 1800-50, by Henry Stooks Smith Served during the Jacobite Risings, 1715; Culloden, 1746; Germany, 1760-63; Flanders, 1793-95; Holland, 1799; Egypt, 1801; Hanover, 1806; Peninsula, 1811-13; Quatre Bras and Waterloo, 1815; Bhurtpore, 1826; Crimea, 1854-55. See also Gleig (Rev. G. R.) The Light Dragoon, 1844. |