Regimental Histories from Victor Sutcliffe

London: Smith Elder, 1843. xxx and 575 pages.12 plates. A good copy in the publisher's salmon cloth with the regimental crest in gold on the front board and a stand of arms in gold on the spine; the headcap is chipped and there is a small tear and other minor wear to the outer hinges, but the binding is still… Read more about this item

Banbury: Oxfordshire Yeomanry Trust, 1998. 83 pages. Illustrated. Laminated wrappers. Extra illustrated with thirty added photographs, five of which show Churchill as an officer of the regiment.

Doncaster: D P & G, about 1985. Display album containing 50 mainly coloured photographs of actual uniforms and dress distinctions then on display. Includes a vast collection of badges and sporran ornaments and much on the volunteer battalions. All the photos are adequately captioned.

London: Robert Ogilby Trust, 1980. 16 pages. Illustrated. Laminated wrappers. Extra illustrated by 24 photographs. Number 3 in the series The Uniforms of the British Yeomanry Force, 1794-1914.

London: Simpkin and Co., 1907. 24 plates (7 colour plates of uniform by Major R A Wymer). Presentation copy in full black morocco with the regimental crest in gold. Expanded from the record published in 1869 with added extracts from the Peninsular diary of Colonel James Hughes and - in full - an interminable humorous poem written by one… Read more about this item

Eastbourne: Royal Sussex Regiment Museum Trust, 1989. 5 pages of text and 12 colour plates. Pictorial wrappers. Extra illustrated by 2 booklets containing 28 photographs taken at the Museum by R G Harris in 1984. The extra illustrations include 7 uniform paintings by Simkin, 3 displays of head dress and 15 details of uniforms displayed in the Museum.

London: Robert Ogilby Trust, 1979. 16 pages. Illustrated. Laminated wrappers. Extra illustrated by 2 booklets containing 14 colour photographs of yeomanry uniform taken at the Royal Sussex Regiment Museum in 1984. Number 1 in the series The Uniforms of the British Yeomanry Force, 1794-1914.

Beverley: Hutton Ltd., 1993. 126 pages. Illustrated. Large oblong 8vo. Publisher's laminated wrappers. Extra illuistrated with 30 photographs from the stock of D P & G of Doncaster. Three of the extra photos are stuck in on blank pages and have captions attached. The rest are loosely inserted at relevant pages.

Gibraltar: Twenty-Eighth Regimental Press, 1872. 256 pages. 2 colour plates of colours and officers' uniform of 1798, 1 lithograph view of the ship Sultana in a cyclone. Contemporary full black morocco with gilt lines, spine and corners rubbed. The text which is based on Richard Cannon's template includes 90 pages on the Peninsula where the second battalion served under Moore… Read more about this item

London: W O Mitchell, 1867. xv and 198 pages. 4 coloured lithographs, 5 actual sepia photographs. Publisher's red cloth, spine professionally relaid on a new cloth back. Carter was been Cannon's assistant at the Adjutant General's Office during the time that the latter's Historical Records series was published by authority. When Cannon retired, Carter was recommended to the Treasury but… Read more about this item

London: Byfield Stanford and Co., 1867. xvi and 265 pages. 2 colour plates of uniform showing 7 figures, 1 colour plate of the colours. Publisher's maroon cloth, soiled backstrip relaid on new cloth back.

Roorkee: Thomason Civil Engineering Press, 1881. 87 pages and xxiv pages. Lithograph view of Dominica, spirited engraving of the stern of the Sarah Sands. Publisher's green cloth slightly discoloured, one corner bumped.

Carlisle: G Thurnam, 1875. xi and 159 pages. Frontispiece. Publisher's red cloth.

Southampton: Southampton Times Newspaper, 1873. viii and 243 pages. 6 colour plates of uniform. Later half maroon calf.

London: Parker, Furnivall and Parker, 1844. viii, viii and 62 pages. 2 hand coloured lithographs. Presentation copy in full black leather with the royal arms enblossed in gold, gilt dentelles, s[ine compartments a little rubbed but a magnificent copy.

London: Society for Army Historical Research, 1965. 265 pages. 4to. A fine copy in the publisher's green cloth gilt with dustwrapper.

Aldershot: Gale and Polden, 1968. 16 pages, 19 pages, 64 pages. Text illustrations. 4to. Blue cloth. Author's copy with his bookplate.

Worcester: Littlebury and Co., 1891. xvii and 598 pages. 3 actual photographs on 2 plates, Woodbury print of Thos Farrington, full page and other text illustrations. Subscriber's copy in full black leather decorated in gold; there is minor wear to the back hinge (see photo) with small pieces of leather missing, but otherwise this is a handsome copy in an… Read more about this item

Dublin: Alexander Thom, 1915. xxiv and 787 pages. 4 portraits, 12 small oval portraits on 3 plates, 5 plates, 18 plates of uniform (12 in colour), 5 plates of colours (2 in colour), 11 combined plates of badges, 15 text illustrations on costume details. Rebound in full black calf with gilt badge inset on the front board; some minor foxing… Read more about this item

Enniskillen: William Trimble, 1904. xlvii and 555 pages. 15 plates (10 in colour), 8 plans and a route map to illustrate the services of the 1st Battalion in the Boer War. Modern half black calf. Much extended 'third edition' reprinting the original Cannon history, the material added for the 1883 edition edited by General Robinson, and several hundred extra pages… Read more about this item