| Images of the the Queen, Her Family, Generals and Other Imperial Personalities |
| Cabinet Photographs - Queen Victoria, Royals & Prime Ministers |
| George Duke of York c. 1890 |
| William Ewart Gladstone c.1880's |
| Benjamin Disraeli 1878 |
| Edward Prince of Wales c. 1889 |
| Albert Victor Duke of Clarence c. 1890 |
| Arthur Duke of Connaught c. 1885 |
| Queen Victoria 1888 |
| Cabinet Photographs - Field Marshals & Generals |
| Sir Garnet Wolseley c. 1885 |
| Sir William Lockhart c. 1895 |
| Herbert Horatio Kitchener c. 1899 |
| Fredrick Sleigh Roberts (signed) c. 1895 |
| Charles George Gordon c. 1884 |
| Herbert Horatio Kitchener c. 1899 |
| Charles George Gordon c. 1880 |
| Hector MacDonald c. 1899 |
| Maj. General William Earle c. 1885 |
| Carte de Visites - Field Marshals & Generals |
| Sir Robert Onesiphorous Bright c. 1870's |
| Major-General George Willian Knox c. 1870's |
| Mounted Photographs - Field Marshals & Generals |
| Frederick Augustus Thessiger Lord Chelmsford c. 1870's |
| Sir Charles Warren c. 1889 |
| Real Photo Post Cards - Field Marshals & Generals |
| Archibald Berkeley Milne c. 1918 |
| Ian Hamilton (signed) c. 1910 |
| Cabinet Photographs - Other Notable Soldiers & Personalities |
| Rudyard Kipling c. 1900 |
| H. Ryder Haggard c. 1900 |
| Archibald Forbes c. 1880 |
| Carte de Visites - Other Notable Soldiers & Personalities |
| Captain Geoffry Barton. 1/7 Regiment of Foot c. 1870s |
| Lord Gifford V.C. 2/24 Regiment of Foot 1874 |
| Elizabeth Thompson "Lady Butler" c. 1870 |
| Sir William Gatacre c. 1899 |
| Lord Charles Beresford c. 1890 |
| Sir Herbert Stewart c. 1881 |
| Field Marshall John Fox Burgoyne c. 1870 |
| Douglas Mackinnon Baillie Hamilton Cochrane Earl of Dundonald c. 1889 |
| Gentleman Cadet Harry Benn Borradaile Later Brigadier General, DSO Carte de Visite c. 1878 |
Harry Benn Borradaile the eldest son
of A. A. Borradaile (one source lists
his father as Harry) of the Bombay
Civil Service and the former
Florence Soden was born on 4
October, 1860. A Gentleman Cadet
at Sandhurst he was commissioned
in the King’s Own Scottish
Borderers (then the 25th Foot) on 14
January 1880. He saw active service
with the KOSB in Burma (1885-9)
and took part in the Sikkim
Expedition (1889). He transferred to
the Indian Staff Corps in 1884 then
to the 32nd Sikh Pioneers, Indian
Army, in 1894 and took part in the
of A. A. Borradaile (one source lists
his father as Harry) of the Bombay
Civil Service and the former
Florence Soden was born on 4
October, 1860. A Gentleman Cadet
at Sandhurst he was commissioned
in the King’s Own Scottish
Borderers (then the 25th Foot) on 14
January 1880. He saw active service
with the KOSB in Burma (1885-9)
and took part in the Sikkim
Expedition (1889). He transferred to
the Indian Staff Corps in 1884 then
to the 32nd Sikh Pioneers, Indian
Army, in 1894 and took part in the
Chitral Relief Expedition (1895) with the relief force from Gilgit. It
was during this action that he was wounded and received a Mention in
Despatches (London Gazette, 16 July 1895) for which he was later
awarded the DSO. The despatch from Lieutenant-Colonel J.G. Kelly,
Giglit Force reads in part as follows:
"Captain H. B. Borradaile, 32nd Pioneers, who has commanded the
regiment throughout. This officer showed great determination and
resolution in taking the first party and guns over the Shandur Pass, and
has commanded the regiment with great spirit and gallantry throught the
arduous march to Chitral, and I strongly recommend him for some mark
of distinction."
He commanded the 34th Sikh Pioneers from 1902 until 1909.
Retiring on 30 December 1912 with the rank of colonel, Borradaile
was recalled to active service at the beginning of World War One and
given command of 36th Brigade, 12th (Eastern) Division, New Army,
was during this action that he was wounded and received a Mention in
Despatches (London Gazette, 16 July 1895) for which he was later
awarded the DSO. The despatch from Lieutenant-Colonel J.G. Kelly,
Giglit Force reads in part as follows:
"Captain H. B. Borradaile, 32nd Pioneers, who has commanded the
regiment throughout. This officer showed great determination and
resolution in taking the first party and guns over the Shandur Pass, and
has commanded the regiment with great spirit and gallantry throught the
arduous march to Chitral, and I strongly recommend him for some mark
of distinction."
He commanded the 34th Sikh Pioneers from 1902 until 1909.
Retiring on 30 December 1912 with the rank of colonel, Borradaile
was recalled to active service at the beginning of World War One and
given command of 36th Brigade, 12th (Eastern) Division, New Army,
| Redvers Henry Buller c. 1899 |
| Horace Smith-Dorrien with Autograph c. 1899 |