| British Soldiers in Fraternal Regalia |
| Peachy Carnehan: "The craft, Danny, the craft - that's what saved us," from John Huston's film of the Rudyard Kipling story The Man Who Would Be King. |
| Unidentified Private 1st Battalion The Cheshire Regiment (International Order of Good Templars) India c. 1897 |
| Unidentified Private (Army Temperance Association) India c. 1900 |
| Unidentified Private The King's (Liverpool) Regiment (International Order of Good Templars) India c. 1905 |
| Signaler Sergeant 1st Battalion The East Surrey Regiment (Masons) Gibraltar c. 1884 |
| Gunner Douglas Reid Royal Artillery (Ancient Order of Foresters) Gibraltar Early 1870's |
| Unidentified Bombardier Royal Artillery (Ancient Order of Foresters) Gibraltar Early 1870's |
| Unidentified Gunner Royal Artillery (Ancient Order of Foresters) Gibraltar Early 1870's |
An interesting collection of three carte de visites from the same
album depicting three members of the Royal Artillery wearing
regalia of the Ancient Order of Foresters. Only one of the three is
identified but it is probably safe to assume that they were all from
- probably the 15th Brigade, Royal Artllery.
album depicting three members of the Royal Artillery wearing
regalia of the Ancient Order of Foresters. Only one of the three is
identified but it is probably safe to assume that they were all from
- probably the 15th Brigade, Royal Artllery.
| Armourer Sergeant 1st Battalion, The Essex Regiment (Masons) Cabinet Photograph Bangalore, India c. 1906 |
| Unidentified Corporal "Chief Ruler" (Independent Order of Rechabites) India c. 1900 |
| Unidentified Lance Corporal 1st Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment (Army Temperance Association) India c. 1890 |
| Unidentified Private 1st Battalion Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (International Order of Good Templars) India c. 1905 |
| Royal Artillery Album Group (Independent Order of Rechabites) India c. 1900s |
| Soldier's Total Abstinence Society of India Medal Silver Medal Late 19th Century India |
| Gunner Samuel Branch 14th Battery Royal Field Artillery (Independent Order of Rechabites) India 1908 |