Durham Light Infantry Records – Regiment

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Durham Light Infantry Records – Regiment records

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621220	165128	D/DLI	122044	S	Durham Light Infantry Records
640456	165128	D/DLI 1	122045	S	Regiment
640457	165128	D/DLI 1/1	122046	S	Colonels of the Regiment			Brigadier-General Hubert Horatio Shirley Morant 1937 – 1940 Colonel Claude Matthews 1940 – 1947 Brigadier John Churchill 1947 – 1952 Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Terence Airey 1952 – 1956 General Sir Nigel Poett 1956 – 1965 Major-General Abdy Rickets 1965 – 1968
171825	165128	D/DLI 1/1/1	122047	S	Brigadier-General Hubert Horatio Shirley Morant, 1937 – 1940
319943	165128	D/DLI 1/1/1	122048	I		1 card		Telegram of thanks from Brigadier-General H.H.S. Morant to The Durham Light Infantry on his resignation as Colonel of the Regiment, 27 April 1940
640474	165128	D/DLI 1/1/2-11	122049	S	General Sir Nigel Poett, 1956 – 1965
171826	165128	D/DLI 1/1/2-7	122050	S	Correspondence
319944	165128	D/DLI 1/1/2	122051	I		117 papers		Correspondence between Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley, Surrey; Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; and Major E. Browne, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Christmas card, a telephone kiosk at Brancepeth Camp, and personal news, 19 September 1955 – 5 September 1958
319945	165128	D/DLI 1/1/3	122052	I		109 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-General Sir Nigel Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Commander-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces, Singapore; Brigadier P.H.M. May, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland, and Headquarters of 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; and The War Office, Whitehall, London; concerning personnel, music and personal news, 5 September 1958 – 31 July 1963
319946	165128	D/DLI 1/1/4	122053	I		12 papers		Letters to Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Brancepeth Castle, Brancepeth, from Princess Alexandra of Kent, Kensington Palace, London, on the occasion of the bicentenary of The Durham Light Infantry, 16 May – 2 June 1958
319947	165128	D/DLI 1/1/5	122054	I		8 papers		Correspondence of General Sir Nigel Poett, Headquarters, Southern Command, Salisbury, Wiltshire, with the War Office, Whitehall, London, concerning the setting up of a regimental museum trust, 7 January – 13 July 1959
319948	165128	D/DLI 1/1/6	122055	I		42 papers		Correspondence of General Sir Nigel Poett, Commander-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces, Singapore; S.G.P. Ward, 20 South End Row, Kensington, London; and Brigadier P.H.M. May, Deputy Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry Headquarters, 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; concerning the Regimental History, 28 August 1961 – 24 February 1964
319949	165128	D/DLI 1/1/7	122056	I		160 papers		Correspondence between Brigadier P.H.M. May, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland; Colonel F.M. De Butts, the Brigade Colonel, The Light Infantry Brigade Depot, Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; Lieutenant Colonel J.R. Burgess, Commanding the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; Captain R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, Camberley, Surrey; The War Office, Lansdowne House, Berkeley Square, London; and General Sir Nigel Poett, 165 Colehearne Court, Redcliffe Gardens, London; concerning the recruitment of officer cadets, 12 June 1962 – 12 May 1964
171827	165128	D/DLI 1/1/8-11	122057	S	Correspondence and supporting papers for Colonels’ Committee meetings
319951	165128	D/DLI 1/1/8	122058	I		93 papers		Correspondence and memoranda between Colonel K.M.W. Leather, Brigade Colonel, Headquarters, The Light Infantry Brigade, Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Strensall Camp, York; and Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Staff College House, Camberley, Surrey; concerning the Light Infantry Brigade depot and recruiting, 10 March 1955 – 20 January 1958 Includes: copy minutes of meetings of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade, 18 January 1956, 13 April, 6 August, 18 October 1957, 3 January 1958
319952	165128	D/DLI 1/1/9	122059	I		95 papers		Correspondence and memoranda between Colonel K.M.W. Leather, Brigade Colonel, Headquarters, The Light Infantry Brigade, Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Strensall Camp, York; and Lieutenant-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel The Durham Light Infantry, General Officer Commanding- in-Chief Southern Command, Salisbury; concerning army reorganisation, 3 March 1958 – 29 June 1959 Includes: copy minutes of meetings of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade, 2 June and 17 October 1958
319953	165128	D/DLI 1/1/10	122060	I		97 papers		Correspondence between Colonel G.M. Thornycroft, Brigade Colonel, Headquarters, The Light Infantry Brigade, Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; and Lieutenant General Sir Nigel Poett, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command, Salisbury; concerning promotions to command, 31 March 1959 – 25 August 1960 Includes: copy minutes of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade, 27 June and 16 October 1959, 6 April 1960
319950	165128	D/DLI 1/1/11	122061	I		88 papers		Correspondence between Colonel G.M. Thornycroft, Brigade Colonel, Headquarters, The Light Infantry Brigade Depot, Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury; Lieutenant General Sir Nigel Poett, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command, Salisbury, Wiltshire; and Brigadier P.H.M. May, 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; concerning promotion to command and army reorganisation, 21 September 1960 – 1 June 1962 Includes: copy minutes of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade, 14 October 1960, 20 October 1961, 25 April 1962
171828	165128	D/DLI 1/1/12-17	122062	S	Instructions and Reports to Colonels of the Regiment, 1927 – 1972
319962	165128	D/DLI 1/1/12	122063	I		54 papers		Correspondence and instructions to the Colonel of the Regiment concerning the presentation of colours to the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and the laying up of colours of the 17th Battalion, 29 July 1927; 1 – 25 March 1934; 3 January 1947 – 20 July 1952
319963	165128	D/DLI 1/1/13	122064	I		7 papers		Instructions for Colonels, 27 September 1965
319964	165128	D/DLI 1/1/14	122065	I		83 papers and 1 booklet		Reports and letters from various officers to General Sir Nigel Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Regimental Headquarters, Elvet Waterside, Durham, concerning the formation of a large Light Infantry regiment, the reduction of one Light Infantry Brigade battalion and the disbandment of The Durham Light Infantry, 18 February 1963 – 3 February 1972
319965	165128	D/DLI 1/1/15	122066	I		1 volume, paper bound, printed		House of Commons Official Report of Parliamentary Debates (Hansard), vol. 751, no. 241, including a debate on defence policy, 27 July 1967
319966	165128	D/DLI 1/1/16	122067	I		1 volume, paper bound, printed		House of Lords Official Report of Parliamentary Debates (Hansard), vol. 285, no. 185, including remarks by Lord Thurlow and Lord Inglewood concerning the disbandment of The Durham Light Infantry, 25 July 1967
319967	165128	D/DLI 1/1/17	122068	I		1 volume, paper bound, printed		House of Lords Official Report of Parliamentary Debates (Hansard), vol. 290, no. 53, including a motion concerning defence policy, 13 March 1968
171829	165128	D/DLI 1/1/18-19	122069	S	Copy minutes of the Colonels’ Committee of The Light Infantry Brigade, 1949 – 1969
319968	165128	D/DLI 1/1/18	122070	I		74 papers		Copy minutes of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade, 19 January 1949 – 31 January 1952
319969	165128	D/DLI 1/1/19	122071	I		papers		Copy minutes of the Colonels’ Committee of the Light Infantry Brigade (from 1968 the Colonel of the Regiment’s Committee of The Light Infantry), 19 April 1961 – 15 April 1969
640458	165128	D/DLI 1/2	122072	S	Honorary Colonels of the Regiment
171830	165128	D/DLI 1/2/1-2	122073	S	King Vajiravudh of Siam (d. 1925)			As Crown Prince of Siam attached to the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at Aldershot in 1899; died 1925
319970	165128	D/DLI 1/2/1	122074	I		1 paper		Letter from King Vajiravudh of Siam, Royal Palace, Bangkok, Siam, to Colonel Vane, thanking Colonel Vane for the gift of his History of The Durham Light Infantry, and expressing the writer’s delight in being appointed an Honorary General in the British Army with permission to wear the uniform of The Durham Light Infantry, 12 December 1915
319971	165128	D/DLI 1/2/2	122075	I		1 photograph, 11cm. x 17cm., black and white		Photograph of His Majesty King Vajiravudh of Siam, Honorary General in the British Army, in the uniform of Honorary Colonel in The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [before 1925]
640459	165128	D/DLI 1/3	122076	S	Regimental Committees
171831	165128	D/DLI 1/3/1-2	122077	S	Cottage Homes Management Committee, 1903 – 1923			Two cottages were built by public subscription at Western Hill, Durham, for disabled men of The Durham Light Infantry. They were known as ‘The Durham Light Infantry Cottage Homes’. A third cottage, Cliffe Cottage, Darlington, was to be handed over by W.J. Wilson of Cliffe, Darlington. The Management Committee ceased in 1922 when the assets were transferred to the Charity Commissioners in trust for The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund.
319972	165128	D/DLI 1/3/1	122078	I		1 volume, leather half-bound		Minute book of The Durham Light Infantry Cottage Homes Management Committee, 17 August 1903 – 2 May 1922
319973	165128	D/DLI 1/3/2	122079	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 15cm., sepia, card mounted		Photograph of Durham Light Infantry Cottages, Western Hill, Durham, n.d. [c. 1903]
640475	165128	D/DLI 1/3/3-8	122080	S	Regimental Committee, including the 68th Committee, 1948 – 1970			The Regimental Committee was reorganised in 1957 to include representation from the territorial battalions and affiliated regiments. The reorganised committee consisted of the 68th Committee, dealing exclusively with all matters of policy, domestic and financial business of the regular battalion and the depot, and the Regimental Committee,representing the territorial battalions, the affiliated regiments, formerly 5th, 7th and 9th Battalions, and the cadet battalions. The chairman of the Regimental Fund was a member of the committee.
171832	165128	D/DLI 1/3/3-4	122081	S	Minutes
319974	165128	D/DLI 1/3/3	122082	I		1 volume, cloth bound		Minute book of the Regimental Committee, indexed, 10 July 1948 – 26 March 1976
319975	165128	D/DLI 1/3/4	122083	I		48 papers		Agendas and reports of the Regimental Committee, including the 68th Committee, 2 March 1955 – 19 January 1968
171833	165128	D/DLI 1/3/5-8	122084	S	Correspondence
319976	165128	D/DLI 1/3/5	122085	I		97 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; General Sir Nigel Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, 154 Cranmer Court, London; and Colonel G.K. Stobart, Ford Hill, Ford, Berwick upon Tweed, Northumberland; concerning the activities of the Regimental Committee, 9 January 1963 – 14 May 1969
319977	165128	D/DLI 1/3/6	122086	I		94 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Secretary of the Light Infantry Office (Durham), Elvet Waterside, Durham, and members of the Regimental Committee, concerning the activities of the Regimental Committee, 12 May – 18 July 1966, 9 May 1969 – 5 November 1970
319979	165128	D/DLI 1/3/7	122087	I		81 papers and 4 booklets		Correspondence of Lieutenant-Colonel G.K. Stobart, Regimental Headquarters, The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; C. d’O. Pilkington-Jackson, sculptor, 4 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland; and the Very Reverend John Wild, the Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; concerning proposed alterations to the regimental memorial chapel; and minutes of the Regimental Committee; 10 July 1968 – 23 January 1970 Includes: Four Orders of Service of the laying up of the Colours and the Trooping of the Colour of The Durham Light Infantry, 5 November 1949, 6 April – 12 December 1968
319980	165128	D/DLI 1/3/8	122088	I				Photographs of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel, n.d. [1968 – 1970]
319981	165128	D/DLI 1/3/8(1)	122089	I				Photograph of a carved wooden screen containing a memorial panel to the Great War, 1914 – 1918, taken at The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel, Durham Cathedral, c.1968
319978	165128	D/DLI 1/3/8(2)	122090	I				Photograph of the Great War memorial panel, detail, taken at The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel, Durham Cathedral, c.1968
319982	165128	D/DLI 1/3/8(3)	122091	I				Photograph of a carved wooden doorway leading to The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel, taken at Durham Cathedral, c.1968
319983	165128	D/DLI 1/3/8(4)	122092	I		4 photographs, 21cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of a carved wooden doorway, open, looking towards the Butte de Warlencourt memorial cross in The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel, taken at Durham Cathedral, c.1968
171834	165128	D/DLI 1/3/9-11	122093	S	Battle Honours Committee, 1956 – 1958
319984	165128	D/DLI 1/3/9	122094	I		112 papers		Correspondence between Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley, Surrey; Brigadier R.G. Thurburn, secretary of the Battle Honours Committee, The War Office, Lansdowne House, Berkeley Square, London; Lieutenant-Colonel J.H. Taylor, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, T.A. Centre, Gilesgate, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel G.K.C. Lyster Todd, Durham Light Infantry Regimental Depot, Brancepeth Castle; Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Depot, Brancepeth Castle; concerning battle honours of the Second World War, 24 January 1956 – 28 January 1958
319985	165128	D/DLI 1/3/10	122095	I		65 papers		Forms concerning battle honour claims for the Second World War, 1956 – 1957
319986	165128	D/DLI 1/3/11	122096	I		20 papers and 1 booklet		Notes and instructions concerning the battle honour claims of The Durham Light Infantry for the Second World War, 28 January – 8 December 1956
640476	165128	D/DLI 1/3/12-56	122097	S	Regimental Fund Management Committee, 1904, 1938 – 1986			For records of the Regimental Fund Management Trustees see: D/DLI 8/1
171835	165128	D/DLI 1/3/12-13	122098	S	Minutes
319987	165128	D/DLI 1/3/12	122099	I		1 volume, card bound		Minute book, signed, of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee (Memorial Garden), 1945 – 1950, and The Durham Light Infantry Prisoners of War Fund, 1941 – 1945
319988	165128	D/DLI 1/3/13	122100	I		papers		Copy minutes of the Managing Trustees and Committee of Management of the Regimental Fund, 15 May 1952 – 2 May 1967
171836	165128	D/DLI 1/3/14-27	122101	S	Correspondence of the chairman of the Regimental Fund Committee
319989	165128	D/DLI 1/3/14	122102	I		183 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Honorary Colonel of The 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Secretary of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 27 April 1956 – 9 January 1961
319990	165128	D/DLI 1/3/15	122103	I		135 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Honorary Colonel of The 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Secretary of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 10 January – 18 December 1961
319991	165128	D/DLI 1/3/16	122104	I		110 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 3 January – 29 June 1962
319992	165128	D/DLI 1/3/17	122105	I		92 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham: concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 29 June 1962 – 15 January 1963
319993	165128	D/DLI 1/3/18	122106	I		111 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; and Brigadier P.H.M. May, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 17 January – 20 November 1963
319994	165128	D/DLI 1/3/19	122107	I		113 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 21 November 1963 – 31 July 1964
319995	165128	D/DLI 1/3/20	122108	I		148 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; and the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 30 July 1964 – 23 April 1965
319996	165128	D/DLI 1/3/21	122109	I		104 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 26 April 1965 – 30 March 1966
319998	165128	D/DLI 1/3/22	122110	I		147 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 4 April 1966 – 22 October 1967
319999	165128	D/DLI 1/3/23	122111	I		84 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 3 July 1964, 4 October 1967 – 10 October 1968
320000	165128	D/DLI 1/3/24	122112	I		209 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; David Mellor, design consultant, 20 Eyre Street and later 1 Park Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire; the Right Reverend J.H.S. Wild, the Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; concerning the refurbishment of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Chapel in Durham Cathedral in commemoration of the regimental bicentenary, 28 June 1956 – 3 November 1960
319997	165128	D/DLI 1/3/25	122113	I		157 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; and the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; concerning the charities of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 March 1950 – 28 January 1956
320001	165128	D/DLI 1/3/26	122114	I		204 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; the United Services Trustee, 123 Pall Mall, London; Messrs W.I. and H.C. Watson, solicitors, Barnard Castle; Colonel W.H. Lowe, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; and Major C. Fanning-Evans, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle; concerning the trust funds and chattels of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 22 January – 28 December 1954 Includes: accounts of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 1953
320002	165128	D/DLI 1/3/27	122115	I		184 papers		Correspondence between Colonel W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; and the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; concerning a proposed trust scheme for the property and funds of the 6th and 8th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 May 1966 – 19 January 1973
171837	165128	D/DLI 1/3/28-33	122116	S	Correspondence of the Secretary to the Regimental Fund Committee
320003	165128	D/DLI 1/3/28	122117	I		52 papers		Memoranda concerning the disposal of regimental funds and the property of regimental training centres, 24 July 1941 – 4 July 1944
320004	165128	D/DLI 1/3/29	122118	I		75 papers and 2 booklets		Correspondence between Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; and Major E. Browne, later Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, later Major P.F. Greenwell, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle, concerning the Regimental Headquarters Central Fund, 17 August 1955 – 27 August 1962 Includes: three newsletters of the Friends of St. George’s Memorial Church, nos. 1, 5 and 16, October 1966, February 1959, February 1981; and bank statements
320005	165128	D/DLI 1/3/30	122119	I		50 papers		Correspopndence between Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London, and Major L.L. Fleming, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle, concerning The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Central Fund and the Officers’ Mess Fund, 27 August 1958 – 29 August 1962 Includes: accounts and bank statements
320006	165128	D/DLI 1/3/31	122120	I		12 papers and 1 booklet		Correspondence between Major L.L. Fleming, The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Depot, Brancepeth Castle; Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; and Barclays Banks Limited, 6-7 Market Place, Durham; concerning depot funds, 3 September 1960 – 3 March 1961 Includes: booklet concerning the Combined Charitable Fund, 1960
320007	165128	D/DLI 1/3/32	122121	I		248 papers and 1 booklet		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Secretary of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; Miss Ida Henstock, 27 Chapel Street, Petersfield, Hampshire; and Major D. Rissik, Birchens Spring, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire; concerning the roll of honour and small campaigns book and amendments to the same, 1947 – 6 August 1971
320008	165128	D/DLI 1/3/33	122122	I		309 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Secretary of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; and Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; concerning the activities of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund Committee, 2 July 1955 – 22 December 1958
171838	165128	D/DLI 1/3/34-39	122123	S	Correspondence of the Secretary to the Regimental Fund Committee concerning the property of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions
320009	165128	D/DLI 1/3/34	122124	I		85 papers		Correspondence between Glynn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; Major L.L. Fleming, Secretary of the Managing Trustees Committee, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; and Major E.D.A. Browne, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; concerning the silver and chattels held in trust for the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 27 April 1956 – 12 March 1964 Includes: schedules
320010	165128	D/DLI 1/3/35	122125	I		141 papers		Correspondence between Major E.D.A. Browne and Major L.L. Fleming, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; and Messrs. Holt and Company, Trustees, 67 Lombard Street, London; concerning the trust funds of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 18 January 1957, 22 September 1959 – 12 October 1961
320011	165128	D/DLI 1/3/36	122126	I		42 papers		Correspondence between Major P.F. Greenwell, Honorary Secretary of the Managing Trustees Committee, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle; Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; and Messrs. Holt and Company, Trustees, 67 Lombard Street, London; concerning the trust property of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 26 August 1958 – 8 September 1959
320013	165128	D/DLI 1/3/37	122127	I		197 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Honorary Secretary of the Managing Trustees Committee, Regimental Headquarters, Elvet Waterside, Durham; Major E. Browne, Secretary of the Managing Trustees Committee; and Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; concerning the charitable trust funds of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 May 1962 – 13 May 1969
320014	165128	D/DLI 1/3/38	122128	I		38 papers		Correspondence between Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, The Staff College, Camberley, Surrey; Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle; the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; Messrs Holt and Company, Trustees, 67 Lombard Street, London; and Glyn, Mills and Company, bankers, Kirkland House, Whitehall, London; concerning the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, trust funds, 19 November 1955 – 6 May 1957
320015	165128	D/DLI 1/3/39	122129	I		94 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Lowe, Secretary of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 Elvet Bridge, Durham; Edward Lumley and Sons Limited, insurance brokers, Lumley House, 43-51, St. Mary Axe, London; the Charity Commission, 14 Ryder Street, St. James’, London; concerning the insurance of the silver and chattels of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 23 October 1951 – 14 May 1964
171839	165128	D/DLI 1/3/40-50	122130	S	Trust deeds and inventories of the property of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions
320012	165128	D/DLI 1/3/40	122131	I		114 papers		Property lists, and trust deeds, of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, and correspondence between the Charity Commission, London, and Major C. Fanning-Evans, officer commanding the Durham Light Infantry Depot, Brancepeth Castle, concerning the property, 26 August 1904; 4 October 1938 – 1 November 1952
320016	165128	D/DLI 1/3/41	122132	I		89 papers		Inventories and valuations of the silver of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, held in Brancepeth Castle, 9 June 1948; 13 -24 May 1952; 15 March 1956
320017	165128	D/DLI 1/3/42	122133	I		81 papers		Lists of the silver and chattels of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 1949 – 1952
320018	165128	D/DLI 1/3/43	122134	I		1 volume, paper bound		Silver book of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 31 October 1951 – 18 March 1965
320019	165128	D/DLI 1/3/44	122135	I		92 papers		Lists of the silver and chattels loaned by the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, to the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and ‘D’ Company of the Light Infantry Volunteers, 19 September 1949 – 29 February 1968
320020	165128	D/DLI 1/3/45	122136	I		8 papers		Charity commission schedule of the silver of [the 3rd and 4th Battalions], The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1960s]
320021	165128	D/DLI 1/3/46	122137	I		1 volume, paper bound		Property list of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1946]
320022	165128	D/DLI 1/3/47	122138	I		48 papers		Schedule of the property of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1955
320023	165128	D/DLI 1/3/48	122139	I		58 papers		Recommendations for the disposal of the silver and chattels of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 November 1955
320024	165128	D/DLI 1/3/49	122140	I		55 papers		Valuation schedule of the property of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, 1952 – 1960
320025	165128	D/DLI 1/3/50	122141	I		21 papers		Schedules of the chattels and silver of the 3rd and 4th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, and of the investments of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, 13 May 1955 – 14 September 1959
171840	165128	D/DLI 1/3/51	122142	S	Trust deeds of the Regimental Collection and the charities of the former County of Durham Regiment, Royal Artillery
320026	165128	D/DLI 1/3/51	122143	I		31 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel T.M. Barker, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, The Drill Hall, Gilesgate, Durham; Colonel W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle; Lieutenant-Colonel J.A.G. Arnot (retired), Regimental County Secretary, The Durham Light Infantry Charitable Fund, Light Infantry Office (Durham), Elvet Waterside, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel R.J.M. Garrett, 7th Battalion, The Light Infantry, The Drill Hall, Gilesgate, Durham; and the Charity Commission, St. Alban’s House, 57-60 Haymarket, London; concerning the scheme for the charities of the former County of Durham Regiment Royal Artillery, 1 June 1960 – 13 September 1965, 18 July 1985 – 26 March 1986 Includes: trust deeds for the custody of the Regimental Collection of The Durham Light Infantry
171841	165128	D/DLI 1/3/52-55	122144	S	Inventories of property at the Regimental Depot and Headquarters
320027	165128	D/DLI 1/3/52	122145	I		17 papers		Schedule of the chattels at Brancepeth Castle, 27 January 1949
320028	165128	D/DLI 1/3/53	122146	I		22 papers		Lists of regimental property and band music, 22 August 1950, 30 May – 15 July 1958
320029	165128	D/DLI 1/3/54	122147	I		32 papers		Insurance schedules of the silver at The Durham Light Infantry Depot, 20 January 1955 – 13 April 1959
320030	165128	D/DLI 1/3/55	122148	I		1 volume, paper bound		Property book of [Regimental Headquarters], n.d. [1962]
171842	165128	D/DLI 1/3/56	122149	S	Financial
320031	165128	D/DLI 1/3/56	122150	I		7 papers		Statement of accounts for the charities for the benefit of The Durham Light Infantry, 1965
640460	165128	D/DLI 1/4	122151	S	Officer Commanding Regimental Depot and Regimental Secretary
640477	165128	D/DLI 1/4/1-18	122152	S	Correspondence, 1948 – 1972
171843	165128	D/DLI 1/4/1-2	122153	S	Correspondence of the Deputy Colonel
320032	165128	D/DLI 1/4/1	122154	I		60 papers and 1 booklet		Correspondence between Brigadier F.W. Sandars, War Office, London; Major R. Steele, War Office, London; and Lieutenant-General Sir Terence Airey, Commander British Forces; concerning the presentation of colours to the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and the 2nd Battalion farewell parade, 9 July 1950; 17 July 1952 – 10 July 1955
320033	165128	D/DLI 1/4/2	122155	I		25 papers		Correspondence between Brigadier F.W. Sandars, War Office, London; Lieutenant-Colonel K.M.W. Leather, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and the Mayor of Durham, Town Hall, Durham; concerning the presentation of colours to the 2nd Battalion, 19 January – 20 May 1953
171844	165128	D/DLI 1/4/3-7	122156	S	Correspondence of the Officer Commanding the Regimental Depot concerning recruitment, officers and general business
320035	165128	D/DLI 1/4/3	122157	I		209 papers		Correspondence between Major L.L. Fleming, Regimental Depot, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, Brancepeth; Colonel F.M. De Butts, Headquarters of The Light Infantry Brigade, Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; Lieutenant-Colonel J.R. Burgess, Commanding the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Heathfield Camp, Honiton, Devon; Brigadier PH.M. May, Deputy-Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Headquarters of 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; G.H. Edkins and Son, estate agents, Estate House, 34-35 Saddler Street, Durham; and Lieutenant-General Sir Nigel Poett, Headquarters Southern Command, Salisbury; concerning recruiting, regimental social events and exercises, 24 January – 24 October 1961
320036	165128	D/DLI 1/4/4	122158	I		153 papers		Correspondence between Brigadier P.H.M. May, Deputy Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland; Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, 13 Elvet Waterside, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel J.R. Burgess, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; concerning personnel, social events and magazine articles, 20 October 1961 – 22 April 1963
320037	165128	D/DLI 1/4/5	122159	I		105 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; General Sir Nigel Poett, 189 Cranmer Court, Chelsea, London; and Brigadier P.H.M. May, Deputy Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland; concerning regimental events, magazine articles and personnel, 6 November 1962 – 28 December 1963, 18 January 1966
320034	165128	D/DLI 1/4/6	122160	I		31 papers		Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel L.L. Fleming, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; Brigadier P.H.M. May, Ellwood, Barrasford, Hexham, Northumberland; and Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Regimental Headquarters, The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; concerning recruiting, 17 October 1962 – 19 April 1963
320038	165128	D/DLI 1/4/7	122161	I		99 papers		Correspondence between Brigadier P.H.M. May, Deputy Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Headquarters 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; Lieutenant-Colonel J.R. Burgess, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Heathfield Camp, Honiton, Devon; and Major L.L. Fleming, Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle; concerning obituaries and recruitment of officers, 16 January 1961 – 23 May 1972
171845	165128	D/DLI 1/4/8	122162	S	Correspondence of the Officer Commanding the Regimental Depot concerning personnel and the closure of the depot at Brancepeth Castle
320039	165128	D/DLI 1/4/8	122163	I		80 papers		Correspondence between Major L.L. Fleming, Administrative Officer, Brancepeth Camp; Lieutenant-Colonel J.R. Burgess, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; Major J.B. Tonkinson, Headquarters of The Light Infantry Brigade, Copthorne Barracks, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; and Brigadier P.H.M. May, Deputy Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Headquarters of the 149 Infantry Brigade (T.A.), Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne; concerning personnel and the closure of the depot at Brancepeth Castle, 11 October 1961 – 3 May 1962
171846	165128	D/DLI 1/4/9-11	122164	S	Correspondence of the Officer Commanding the Regimental Depot concerning the regimental bicentenary celebrations
320040	165128	D/DLI 1/4/9	122165	I		185 papers		Correspondence between Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle; Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, the Staff College, Camberley, Surrey; and the Very Reverend J.H.S. Wild, the Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; concerning The Durham Light Infantry bicentenary celebrations, 13 November 1957 – 22 May 1958
320041	165128	D/DLI 1/4/10	122166	I		19 papers		Correspondence between Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, commanding The Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, and Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Staff College, Camberley, Surrey, concerning the design of a regimental brooch for presentation to H.R.H. Princess Alexandra, Colonel-in-Chief, 1 – 24 January 1958
320042	165128	D/DLI 1/4/11	122167	I		34 papers		Correspondence between Major C.M. D’Arcy-Irvine, commanding The Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, Brancepeth; Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Colonel of The Durham Light Infantry, Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley; and Lieutenant-Colonel G. Stobart, chairman of the Bicentenary Committee, the Regimental Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, Brancepeth; containing congratulations on the bicentenary parade, 12 May – 10 June 1958
171847	165128	D/DLI 1/4/12-15	122168	S	Correspondence of the Officer Commanding the Regimental Depot concerning the regimental history
320043	165128	D/DLI 1/4/12	122169	I		72 papers		Correspondence between Major E. Browne, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; S.G.P. Ward, 20 South End Row, Kensington, London; and Lieutenant-General Sir Nigel Poett, Commander in Chief of Far East Land Forces, Singapore, and the Staff College, Camberley, Surrey, concerning Ward’s regimental history, 15 March 1948; 29 June 1958 – 13 July 1967
320044	165128	D/DLI 1/4/13	122170	I		118 papers		Correspondence between Major E. Browne, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited, publishers, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Scotland; Sunday Times Publications Limited, 200 Grays Inn Road, London; and S.G.P. Ward, 20 South End Row, Kensington, London; concerning the publication of ‘Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry’ by S.G.P. Ward, 12 February 1963 – 7 May 1964
320045	165128	D/DLI 1/4/14	122171	I		92 papers and 1 booklet		Correspondence between Major E. Browne, Regimental Headquarters of The Durham Light Infantry, Elvet Waterside, Durham; Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited, publishers, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Scotland; and Arthur Swinson, 21 Welclose Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire; concerning the regimental histories of The Durham Light Infantry, 30 April 1964 – 7 September 1966
320046	165128	D/DLI 1/4/15	122172	I		29 papers		Letters to Major E. Brown, and to Lieutenant-Colonel P.B. Humphrey, Regimental Secretary, Regimental Headquarters, The Durham Light Infantry, Old Elvet, Durham, concerning the purchase of the latest recording made by The Durham Light Infantry band, 17 April – 2 October 1968
171848	165128	D/DLI 1/4/16	122173	S	Correspondence concerning the colours of the 8th Battalion
320047	165128	D/DLI 1/4/16	122174	I		83 papers		Copy minutes of the Colour Presentation Committee and correspondence of the Regimental Secretary concerning the presentation of new colours to the 8th Battalion and the laying up of the old colours, 28 May 1962 – 28 July 1964
171849	165128	D/DLI 1/4/17-18	122175	S	Correspondence and circulars from the Light Infantry Brigade and Depot
320066	165128	D/DLI 1/4/17	122176	I		103 papers and 1 booklet		Correspondence and newsletters from The Light Infantry Depot, Sir John Moore Barracks, Copthorne, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, concerning regimental events, 14 December 1964 – 19 September 1969
320067	165128	D/DLI 1/4/18	122177	I		13 papers		Light Infantry Brigade officers’ dress regulations, 1961
171850	165128	D/DLI 1/4/19-20	122178	S	Recruitment posters, 1911 – 1958
321733	165128	D/DLI 1/4/19	122179	I		1 paper, 60cm. x 93cm., colour, card mounted, and 1 paper, colour, linen-backed		Recruitment poster for The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c. 1911] Entitled: Any Smart Lad who wants Good Pay, Good Food, & Good Sport Should Join this Distinguished Regiment – God Save the King Includes illustration of the regimental badge, battle honours and 9 images: (1) Men of The Durham Light Infantry in the Crimea, 1854 (2) John Lambton of Lambton Castle who raised the Regiment in 1756 (3) The 1st Battalion marching into Escourt under Col. Woodland CB, S A War, 1899 (4) Corporal Sheriff, winner of the All Ireland Army & Navy Heavyweight Championship, 1908 (5) Private Skye – from a sketch by one of the Officers, Malta, 1853 (6) Private Vickers, winner of the 100 yards Championship of the Army, 1910 (7) 2nd Battalion Football XI, Army Cup Finalists, 1911 (8) A Good Day’s Sport in India (Sergeants of the 1st Battalion) (9) 2nd Battalion Hockey Team, Winners of the Army Cup, 1911 Printed by Gale and Polden Ltd, London and Aldershot
321734	165128	D/DLI 1/4/20	122180	I		1 paper, 25cm. x 38cm., colour printed		Recruitment poster, entitled, ‘Men of Durham : Faithful 200 years, 1758 – 1958’ produced for the regimental bicentenary year, 1958
171851	165128	D/DLI 1/4/21	122181	S	Regimental organisation, c. 1955
321735	165128	D/DLI 1/4/21	122182	I		1 paper		Diagram illustrating the components of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [after 1955]
171852	165128	D/DLI 1/4/22-23	122183	S	Records concerning Army reorganisation, 1968
321736	165128	D/DLI 1/4/22	122184	I		3 papers, duplicated		Copy of Special Army Order no. 43: Changes in Composition of Military Forces and Amendments to Corps Warrant, 10 July 1968
321737	165128	D/DLI 1/4/23	122185	I		1 paper, printed		Newspaper cutting concerning the proposed reorganisation of the Army, and the quiet optimism about the regiments’ future, n.d. [1960s]
640461	165128	D/DLI 1/5	122186	S	Regimental Headquarters or Depot			Sunderland (1873 – 1884) Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne (1884 – 1939) Brancepeth Castle (1939 – 1962) Sir John Moore Barracks, Shrewsbury (1962 – 1968)
171853	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1-3	122187	S	Depot Scrapbook, 1801 – 1936
321738	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1	122188	I				Scrapbook of the depot of The Durham Light Infantry, containing newspaper cuttings and photographs of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Battalions, 1801 – 1936 This volume has been disbound and most of the photographs have been removed. A catalogue of the contents remains.
321739	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(1)	122189	I				Programme of the ceremony of ‘laying-up’ the old colours of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, at Durham Cathedral, 24 October 1912
321740	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(2)	122190	I				Catalogue of photographs originally enclosed in D/DLI 1/5/1
321741	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(3)	122191	I				Catalogue of documents originally enclosed in D/DLI 1/5/1
321742	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(4)	122192	I				Extract from the Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, consisting of a letter from His Royal Highness, Frederick, Duke of York, to the Right Honourable, The Secretary at War, 1808
321743	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(5)	122193	I				Extract from the Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, consisting of copies of General Orders issued by Major Sir John Foster Fitzgerald, Acting Commander-in-Chief, Bombay Army, 16 December 1839, and by The Honourable the Governor in Council, at Bombay Castle, India, 10 November 1840
321744	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(6)	122194	I				Copy of mess rules regarding dogs, issued by Major E.T. Heslop, and Lieutenant-Colonel J.A. Churchill, of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 1 May 1934
321745	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(7)	122195	I				Plan of a parade formation for the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1935
321746	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(8)	122196	I				Plan of the parade formation of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at the War Establishment Demonstration, 18 July 1935
321747	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(9)	122197	I				Plan of a parade formation for the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1936
321748	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(10)	122198	I				Letter from Frederick [possibly His Royal Highness, Frederick, Duke of York], Commander-in-Chief, to the Right Honourable, The Secretary at War, concerning the formation of 68th, and 85th Regiments, 10 September 1808
321749	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(11)	122199	I				Copy of a photograph of the Allied Generals, comprising Lord Raglan, left, Omar Pacha, centre, and General Pellissier, right, seated around a table, taken during the Crimean War, 1854 – 1855
321750	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(12)	122200	I				Copy of The Star newspaper, including a letter from Major and Lieutenant-Colonel William Johnston, Commanding 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, expressing appreciation of the former commanding officer of the regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel John Farley, 17 July 1809
321751	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(13)	122201	I				Card of newspaper cuttings concerning the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, covering regimental fatalities in the West Indies; the military career of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Warde, Colonel of the regiment; regimental, and munitions movements; the suspension of Michael Murphy’s (late of the 68th Regiment) pension following his use of ‘opprobrious and insulting language to some of the constabulary’; sporting fixtures; and the military career of Colonel William Johnston, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 68th Regiment, 1830 – July 1832
321752	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(14)	122202	I				Card of newspaper cuttings concerning the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, covering the appointment of Major-General Sir C.J. Greville as Colonel of the regiment; a cholera outbreak in Ireland; troop movements; the death of Lieutenant Kirwin, 70th Regiment, from cholera; the death of a soldier of the 70th Regiment following an accident involving a ramrod; the death of the wife and child of Lieutenant Duff, from cholera; the theft, by Ann Fraser, of Ensign Harris’ forage cap; a robbery committed by soldiers Michael Walsh, William Whitter, and William Bruce; the assault, and robbery, inflicted upon Private Francis Cody; names of officers killed, wounded, or missing during the Peninsular War; an obituary of Major Crespigny; a notice of the death of Lieutenant R. Stopford; and an observation on the Hanoverian knapsack by Captain Kinloch, July 1813 – 13 July 1833
321753	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(15)	122203	I				Card of newspaper cuttings concerning the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, covering troop movements; mutinous conduct by soldiers of the regiment in Portsmouth, Hampshire, and subsequent orders discharging infantrymen after three years service; the accidental death of soldier Thomas Staunton; the court-martial of a regimental private for making a ‘vexatious complaint against his commanding officer’; and a civil action brought against Captain Barnard by Mr Walpole Willis to ‘recover compensation in damages from the defendant for criminal conversation with his wife’, February 1783 – 3 September 1833
321754	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(16)	122204	I				Newspaper cutting of an obituary of General Sir Henry Ward, late Colonel of the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, from the United Services Journal, Number 73, December 1834
321758	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(17)	122205	I				List of the ‘number of officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers [of the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot] that died in each month since the arrival of the Regiment in the West Indies’, 19 November 1801
321759	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(18)	122206	I				Card of newspaper cuttings concerning the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot, covering fatalities from cholera; troop movements; a half-yearly inspection of the regiment by Major-General the Honourable Patrick Stuart; Captain Witham’s attempt to walk thirty miles a day, for six consecutive days, in order to win a fifty guinea wager; and Lieutenant Harris’ success in completing the task of walking from Portsmouth, Hampshire, to Petersfield, Hampshire, and back, daily, for seven days, 28 November 1833 – June 1836
321760	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(19)	122207	I				Copy of The Illustrated London News, 21 November 1857
321755	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(20)	122208	I				Propaganda leaflet from the ‘Shanghai Defence Force Revolutionary Soldiers Committee’ 1927
321761	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(21)	122209	I				Memorial card commemorating officers of the 68th (The Durham) Light Infantry, listing Major Heneage Griffith Wynne, Captain Richard Lloyd Edwards, Lieutenant Frederick Grote Barker, officer James Marshall, and Assistant-Surgeon John Francis O’Leary killed in action in the Crimea; Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Smyth, who died of wounds at Scutari; Lieutenant Harry Edmund Smyth, who died of fever in the Crimea; Captain Thomas Whitmore Storer, Pay-Master William Hadley, and Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Johnstone, invalided in the Crimea, and died shortly afterwards; and six sergeants, thirteen corporals, four buglers and two hundred and thirty five privates of the regiment killed in action, or who died of wounds or disease during the Russian War, 1854 – 1856
321762	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(22)	122210	I				Order of Service for the ‘Laying up of the Colours of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Battalions of the Durham Light Infantry’ at Durham Cathedral, 24 October 1912
321763	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(23)	122211	I				Photograph, from Lloyds Weekly News, of Mr Robert Cole [late of the 68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot], Mrs Cole, their son, and a great-great grandchild, n.d.
321764	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(24)	122212	I				Photograph, from an unidentified newspaper, of the funeral cortege of the late Captain William Ebenezer Leibrecht, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken outside St Hilda’s Church, Southwick, Sunderland, n.d.
321765	165128	D/DLI 1/5/1(25)	122213	I		1 volume, leather half-bound, and 18 papers		Notice announcing a choral commemoration of the First Seven Divisions, at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 15 December 1917
321766	165128	D/DLI 1/5/2	122214	I		1 photograph, 13.5cm. x 8.5cm., black and white		Postcard photograph of soldiers in front of a gateway to police barracks, in Africa, n.d. [early 20th c.] On reverse: ‘W.A. [West African] Rifles’ Originally enclosed in D/DLI 1/5/1
321767	165128	D/DLI 1/5/3	122215	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 10cm., black and white		Photograph of a man standing beside a Durham Light Infantry memorial, Natal, South Africa, n.d. [late 20th c.] Originally enclosed in D/DLI 1/5/1
171854	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4-5	122216	S	Sunderland Depot, 1873 – 1884
321768	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4	122217	I				Photographs of the 3rd Brigade Depot, c. 1879 as follows:
321769	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(1)	122218	I				Photograph of C.L. Heathcote, 106th Light Infantry, retired, n.d. [c. 1879]
321770	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(2)	122219	I				Photograph of Captain Ducat, 106th Light Infantry, exchanged, retired, n.d. [c. 1879]
321771	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(3)	122220	I				Photograph of Kirwan, 3rd Brigade Depot, n.d. [c. 1879]
321772	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(4)	122221	I				Photograph of an unidentified officer, n.d. [c. 1879]
321773	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(5)	122222	I				Photograph of Thomas, 68th Light Infantry, exchanged, n.d. [c. 1879]
321774	165128	D/DLI 1/5/4(6)	122223	I		6 photographs, black and white, card mounted		Photograph of 3rd Brigade Depot staff, 1879 Back row: Major Girardot; Captain Fulton; Captain James; Mr. Jervis; Major Hepworth; Mr. Davison Front row: Quartermaster Sladden; Captain Stanley; Captain Coker
321775	165128	D/DLI 1/5/5	122224	I		1 photograph, 27cm. x 19cm., sepia, card mounted		Group photograph of officers of The Durham Light Infantry at the depot, October 1882 Left to right: Lieutenant Milliard, Lieutenant Denny, Captain Lambert, Captain Wilson, Lieutenant Cales, Quartermaster Connell Seated: Lieutenant-Colonel Bush, Lieutenant Talbot, Colonel Lord John Taylour, Major Peyton
171855	165128	D/DLI 1/5/6-21	122225	S	Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1884 – 1939
321776	165128	D/DLI 1/5/6	122226	I		1 card		Copy of telegram from Colonel Stoikin, 68th Russian Borodinsky Regiment, War Office, Petrograd, Russia, to Lieutenant-Colonel Francis G. Kenyon Slaney, Depot, Durham Light Infantry, Newcastle upon Tyne, with reply, exchanging greetings, 22 – 25 December 1915
321777	165128	D/DLI 1/5/7	122227	I		1 paper, card mounted		Telegram from Darlington to the Depot of The Durham Light Infantry, Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne, containing the message ‘war has broken out with Germany’, 3 September 1939
321778	165128	D/DLI 1/5/8	122228	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 15cm., black and white		Photograph of five soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry in historic uniform and displaying regimental colours, n.d. [1890s] Left to right: [ ]; Bell; [ ]; Costello; Bond
321779	165128	D/DLI 1/5/9	122229	I		1 photograph, 27cm. x 22cm. black and white, card mounted		Group photograph of The Strensall Cup winners, 1903 Colour-Sergeant I. Hornsby; [ ]; Colour-Sergeant Peters; Sergeant C. Moor; C.S.I. Robson Seated: J. Shea; Major C.E. Wilson; Sergeant-Major Clements; S.I.A. Thorp
321780	165128	D/DLI 1/5/10	122230	I		1 photograph, 29cm. x 23cm. black and white, card mounted		Group photograph of The Strensall Cup winners, 1903 Colour-Sergeant I. Hornsby; [ ]; Colour-Sergeant Peters; Sergeant C. Moor; C.S.I. Robson Seated: J. Shea; Major C.E. Wilson; Sergeant-Major Clements; S.I.A. Thorp
321782	165128	D/DLI 1/5/11	122231	I		1 photograph, 35.5cm. x 28.5cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of the officers of 5/68 Regimental Depot, Newcastle upon Tyne, who served in the Great War, n.d. [post 1916] Back row: Captain H.C. Hall, Northumberland Fusiliers; Lieutenant F. Thompson, Durham Light Infantry; Captain M. Blackett-Ord, Northumberland Fusiliers; Major J. Thomson, Northumberland Fusiliers; Lieutenant-Colonel H.M. Greenwell, Durham Light Infantry; Major R.P. Norman; Lieutenant W.E. Liebrecht, Durham Light Infantry Front row: Major T.F. Long, Durham Light Infantry; Major G.T. Noel, Durham Light Infantry; Lieutenant-Colonel F.G. Kenyon Slaney, Durham Light Infantry; Colonel E.W. Dashwood, Northumberland Fusiliers; Captain J.H.L. White, Northumberland Fusiliers; Major S.D. Shortt; Major H.T.D. Wilkinson, D.S.O.
321783	165128	D/DLI 1/5/12	122232	I		1 photograph, 28.5cm. 23cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of Durham Light Infantry training staff and soldiers, including pioneers, at the Joint Regimental Depot, Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne, n.d. [c. 1918]
321784	165128	D/DLI 1/5/13	122233	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 16cm., black and white, card mounted		Group photograph of the members of the regimental football team, champions of the Wednesday League, 1st Division, Depot, The Durham Light Infantry, 1922
321781	165128	D/DLI 1/5/14	122234	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 11cm. black and white, card mounted		Group photograph, named, of the men taking part in the Newcastle upon Tyne garrison boxing tournament, April 1923
321785	165128	D/DLI 1/5/15	122235	I		1 photograph, 30cm. x 20cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of an unidentified Durham Light Infantry group, probably best new squad, medal winners, Fenham Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne, after 1 December 1924
321786	165128	D/DLI 1/5/16	122236	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 15cm. black and white, card mounted		Group photograph of the Depot of The Durham Light Infantry Squad, 2 January (1926), winners of the inter squad boxing banner and football challenge shield, 1926
321787	165128	D/DLI 1/5/17	122237	I		1 photograph, 30cm. x 22cm., sepia, card mounted		Group photograph of the Depot, The Durham Light Infantry June (1926) Squad, winners of the cross country shield and boxing banner, June 1926
321788	165128	D/DLI 1/5/18	122238	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm. black and white		Group photograph of the January 7 Squad, first winners of the boxing banner, presented at the Depot, Newcastle upon Tyne, n.d. [c. 1926]
321789	165128	D/DLI 1/5/19	122239	I		1 photograph, 19.5cm. x 12cm. black and white		Group photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry Depot, 1926 Left to right: Royal; Crawford; [ ], Sergeant Wilson; [ ]; [ ]; Bell, Oliphant Front row: Sergeant Simpkin; J. Gray; [ ]; Captain Hasted; Tomkinson
321790	165128	D/DLI 1/5/20	122240	I		1 photograph, 38cm. x 30cm. black and white, card mounted		Group photograph of the football team of The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne, winners of the Northern Command Recruits Football Cup, 1927
321791	165128	D/DLI 1/5/21	122241	I		1 photograph, 24cm. x 20cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of the guard of honour to King George V, formed from two squads of recruits from The Depot, The Durham Light Infantry, outside Jesmond station, Newcastle upon Tyne, on the occasion of the opening of the new Tyne Bridge, 1928. Left to right: Captain Heysham, M.C., 5th Fusiliers, officer in charge of guard of honour; General Sir Cameron Shute, G.O.C. Northern Command; King George V; Lieutenant C.E.S. Phillips, M.M., The Durham Light Infantry
171856	165128	D/DLI 1/5/22-30	122242	S	Brancepeth Castle Depot and No. 4 Infantry Training Centre, 1939 – 1962
321792	165128	D/DLI 1/5/22	122243	I		1 card		Extract from a letter from Headquarters, Northern Command, to the Infantry Training Centre, The Durham Light Infantry, concerning the decision to make Brancepeth Castle the peace-time depot of the regiment, 4 May 1940
321793	165128	D/DLI 1/5/23	122244	I		2 papers, card mounted		Letter from Princess Mary, Princess Royal, Harewood House, Leeds, Yorkshire, to Colonel Hasted, concerning the gift of two books to the Regimental Depot, and her visit to the Brancepeth Castle Depot, 13 August 1940
321794	165128	D/DLI 1/5/24	122245	I		1 paper		Programme of a sports meeting held at No. 4 Infantry Training Centre, Brancepeth Camp, 29 July 1944
321795	165128	D/DLI 1/5/25	122246	I		1 photograph, 31cm. x 25cm. black and white, card bound		Group photograph of officers, named, of the Infantry Training Centre, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, 14 August 1941 Back row: Second-Lieutenant P.K. Dimlaw, Second-Lieutenant H. Lamb, Lieutenant D.H. Clarke, Lieutenant A.H. Shorter, Second-Lieutenant C.C.H. Worrall, Lieutenant D.C. Rissik, Second-Lieutenants W.F. McMichael, G.B. Wood, T.H. Vickers, P.W. Goss, N.S. Joseph, and R. Ellison Front row: Lieutenant C.A.G. Bertram, Lieutenant A. Fairless, Captains P.P. Kelly, J.H. Taylor, and G.J.M. Longden, Major J.F. Sumner, Lieutenant-Colonel J.O.C. Hasted, Major F.R. Tubbs, Captains O.H. Pearson, F.H. Perry, A.A.T. Willoughby, and S.H. Hanmer
321796	165128	D/DLI 1/5/26	122247	I		1 photograph, 35.5cm. x 13cm. black and white, card mounted		Photograph of the arrival of the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment at the Infantry Training Centre of The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth, 14 August 1941
321797	165128	D/DLI 1/5/27	122248	I		1 photograph, 14cm. x 9cm. black and white		Group photograph of The Durham Light Infantry Depot band, Brancepeth, n.d. [1940s]
321798	165128	D/DLI 1/5/28	122249	I		1 photograph, 28cm. x 34cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of the Salamanca Platoon, Brancepeth Castle, May 1953
321799	165128	D/DLI 1/5/29	122250	I		1 photograph, 24cm. x 29cm. colour		Photograph of Brancepeth Castle gateway, n.d. [1960s]
321800	165128	D/DLI 1/5/30	122251	I		1 photograph, 24cm. x 29cm. colour		Photograph of Brancepeth Castle exterior, n.d. [1960s]
640462	165128	D/DLI 1/6	122252	S	Number not used
640463	165128	D/DLI 1/7	122253	S	Regimental History
171857	165128	D/DLI 1/7/1	122254	S	History and Traditions, 1937
321802	165128	D/DLI 1/7/1	122255	I		1 card, colour printed		‘History and Traditions of The Durham Light Infantry’, n.d. [1937]
171858	165128	D/DLI 1/7/2-3	122256	S	The Story of The Durham Light Infantry by E.W. Short
321803	165128	D/DLI 1/7/2	122257	I		1 booklet, printed		The Story of The Durham Light Infantry by Lieutenant E.W. Short, sold in aid of The Durham Light Infantry Prisoners of War Fund, 10 April 1943
321805	165128	D/DLI 1/7/3	122258	I		1 booklet, printed		The Story of The Durham Light Infantry by Captain E.W. Short, 3rd edition, sold in aid of The Durham Light Infantry Regimental Fund, n.d. [1945]
171859	165128	D/DLI 1/7/4	122259	S	The D.L.I. at War by D. Rissik
321806	165128	D/DLI 1/7/4	122260	I		2 papers		Copy of the foreword written by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery for The D.L.I. at War by D. Rissik, n.d. [1952]
171860	165128	D/DLI 1/7/5-12	122261	S	Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry by S.G.P. Ward
321807	165128	D/DLI 1/7/5	122262	I		135 papers		Notes by S.G.P. Ward for Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1958 – 1959]
321804	165128	D/DLI 1/7/6	122263	I		178 papers		Notes by S.G.P. Ward for Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1959]
321808	165128	D/DLI 1/7/7	122264	I		188 papers		Notes by S.G.P. Ward for Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1959]
321809	165128	D/DLI 1/7/8	122265	I		9 papers		Pencil draft review, by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, of Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry by S.G.P. Ward, for The Journal newspaper, October 1963
321810	165128	D/DLI 1/7/9	122266	I		1 paper		Review, by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, of Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry by S.G.P. Ward, in The Journal newspaper,10 October 1963
321811	165128	D/DLI 1/7/10	122267	I		1 paper		Review, by Sir Arthur Bryant, of Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry by S.G.P. Ward, in the Sunday Times newspaper, 10 November 1963
321812	165128	D/DLI 1/7/11	122268	I		1 paper		Review, by Brigadier W.F.K. Thompson, of Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry by S.G.P. Ward, in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, 15 November 1963
321813	165128	D/DLI 1/7/12	122269	I		2 papers		Letter from [S.G.P. Ward], 20 South End Row, Kensington, London, to Colonel W.I. Watson, concerning the reviews of Faithful : the Story of The Durham Light Infantry, 17 November 1963
640484	165128	D/DLI 1/7/13-15	122270	S	Notes concerning regimental history, 1935 – 1969
321814	165128	D/DLI 1/7/13	122271	I		8 papers		Letter from W.I. Watson, Spring Lodge, Barnard Castle, to Colonel T.H. Miller, enclosing notes made after reading the proofs of an unpublished regimental history by E.H. Veitch, 29 October 1935
321815	165128	D/DLI 1/7/14	122272	I		1 card		Note made by Colonel W.I. Watson concerning histories of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1960s]
321816	165128	D/DLI 1/7/15	122273	I		38 papers		Notes concerning the history of The Durham Light Infantry, by an unidentified person, 1957 – 1969
640486	165128	D/DLI 1/7/16-132	122274	S	Papers of Colonel the Hon. William Lyonel Vane, 1914 – 1920			Colonel W.L. Vane published his regimental history, The Durham Light Infantry, in 1914. The following papers were collected for a history of the regular and first line territorial battalions of the regiment throughout the First World War, as a continuation of his earlier work. Completion of this project was prevented by Colonel Vane’s death on 23 January 1920.
171861	165128	D/DLI 1/7/16-19	122275	S	‘Short History of The Durham Light Infantry’
321817	165128	D/DLI 1/7/16	122276	I		13 papers		Copy of the supplement to the ‘Short History of The Durham Light Infantry’ by Colonel Vane, 4 August 1916
321818	165128	D/DLI 1/7/17	122277	I		17 papers		Supplement to the ‘Short History of The Durham Light Infantry’ by Colonel Vane, 4 August 1916
321819	165128	D/DLI 1/7/18	122278	I		2 papers		Outline plan of Colonel Vane’s proposed history of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1916]
321820	165128	D/DLI 1/7/19	122279	I		2 papers		Proposed alterations to Colonel Vane’s ‘Short History of The Durham Light Infantry’ n.d. [1916]
171862	165128	D/DLI 1/7/20-44	122280	S	Letters to Colonel W.L. Vane concerning his history of the regiment during the First World War
321821	165128	D/DLI 1/7/20	122281	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, Scotton Camp, Catterick, Yorkshire, to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing documents for Vane’s regimental history, 11 May 1919
321822	165128	D/DLI 1/7/21	122282	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton [Catterick, Yorkshire] to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing documents for Vane’s regimental history, 25 May 1919
321823	165128	D/DLI 1/7/22	122283	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, Catterick, Yorkshire, to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing documents for Vane’s regimental history, 2 June 1919
321824	165128	D/DLI 1/7/23	122284	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton [Scotton Camp, Catterick, Yorkshire] to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing documents for Vane’s regimental history, 18 August 1919
321825	165128	D/DLI 1/7/24	122285	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, Scotton Camp, Catterick, Yorkshire, to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning information for Vane’s regimental history, 25 August 1919
321826	165128	D/DLI 1/7/25	122286	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, The Depot, Newcastle upon Tyne, to Colonel W.L. Vane, containing personal news, 7 October 1919
321827	165128	D/DLI 1/7/26	122287	I		3 papers		Letter from J.F. Ferguson, 15A Gower Street, London, to Colonel Vane, answering questions about his own career and those of other officers in the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 22 July [1919]
321828	165128	D/DLI 1/7/27	122288	I		1 paper		Letter from J.F. Ferguson, Dalmachy, Ballater, Aberdeen, Scotland, to Colonel Vane, giving information concerning individuals who served with the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 4 August 1919
321829	165128	D/DLI 1/7/28	122289	I		1 paper		Letter from J.F. Ferguson, 136 Cambridge Street, London, to Colonel Vane, adding the name of temporary Captain E.H.L. Lysaght-Griffin to the list of officers of the 68th Regiment in 1914, who left to serve on other fronts, 7 November 1919
321830	165128	D/DLI 1/7/29	122290	I		2 papers		Letter from Major Sir John F. Ferguson, Lucknow Barracks, Tidworth, Hampshire, to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning questions for his regimental history, 14 January 1920
321831	165128	D/DLI 1/7/30	122291	I		7 papers		Letter from W.E. Govier, War Office, Whitehall, London, to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing a list of officers of The Durham Light Infantry giving the dates of their promotions and other remarks, 5 January 1920
321832	165128	D/DLI 1/7/31	122292	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel J.O.C. Hasted, Rawalpindi, India, to Colonel W.L. Vane, enclosing documents for his regimental history, 9 October 1919
321833	165128	D/DLI 1/7/32	122293	I		2 papers		Letter from Captain Higginbotham, Alma [ ], 4 [ ] [ ], Barnard Castle, to possibly [Vane], thanking him for the covering letter to the Brigadier-General, which helped him to obtain a commission and enclosing a list of non-commissioned officers and men who joined the 68th Light Infantry, 9 September 1919
321835	165128	D/DLI 1/7/33	122294	I		1 paper		Letter from A.E. Irvine, Staff Officers’ Mess, Lower Barracks, Chatham, Kent, to Colonel Vane, apologising that he cannot give any information concerning individuals who were in the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 29 March [c. 1918]
321836	165128	D/DLI 1/7/34	122295	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel E. du P.H. Moore, Rawalpindi, India, to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning documents for Vane’s regimental history, 9 April 1919
321837	165128	D/DLI 1/7/35	122296	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel E. du P.H. Moore, Landi, India, to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning documents for Vane’s regimental history, 7 October 1919
321834	165128	D/DLI 1/7/36	122297	I		1 paper		Letter from ‘J.G.H.S.’, Barracks, Newcastle upon Tyne, to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning the tabulation of casualties of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 July 1916
321838	165128	D/DLI 1/7/37	122298	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel R.V. Turner to Colonel W.L. Vane, concerning documents for Vane’s regimental history, 9 March 1919
321839	165128	D/DLI 1/7/38	122299	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel R.V. Turner, Black Sea Expeditionary Force, to Colonel W.L. Vane, containing personal news, 26 November 1919
321840	165128	D/DLI 1/7/39	122300	I		1 paper		Letter from W.B. [Twist], Dalecote, Coventry, Warwickshire, to Colonel Vane, concerning the movements of officers of The Durham Light Infantry, 27 November 1916
321841	165128	D/DLI 1/7/40	122301	I		1 paper		Letter from [R.U….], Fritton [ ], Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, to Colonel Vane, concerning the possibility of writing a history of the war, 27 February 1919
321842	165128	D/DLI 1/7/41	122302	I		1 paper		Letter from [R.U….], Fritton [ ], Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, to [Colonel] Vane, wishing him good luck in writing the history of The Durham Light Infantry, 21 March 1919
321843	165128	D/DLI 1/7/42	122303	I		1 paper		Letter from the Chief Clerk of the Durham County Association to Colonel W.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, concerning the whereabouts of Captain H.F. Wilkin and Captain G.H. Coates, 11 August 1916
321844	165128	D/DLI 1/7/43	122304	I		1 paper		Letter from B [ ], Hythe, Kent, to Colonel Vane, giving information on the dates on which certain officers went out to France, 9 October 1916
321845	165128	D/DLI 1/7/44	122305	I		6 papers		Letter from the Depot of The Durham Light Infantry to Colonel W.L. Vane, and letters and newspaper cuttings concerning Sergeant-Major Lockyer, 4 – 11 July 1920
171863	165128	D/DLI 1/7/45	122306	S	Letter to Lieutenant-Colonel J.O.C. Hasted
321846	165128	D/DLI 1/7/45	122307	I		1 paper		Letter from Colonel W.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lieutenant-Colonel J.O.C. Hasted, thanking him for sending documents for his regimental history, 11 November 1919
171864	165128	D/DLI 1/7/46-50	122308	S	Letters to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton
321847	165128	D/DLI 1/7/46	122309	I		1 paper		Letter from Colonel W.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton concerning problems with the writing of his regimental history, 25 July 1919
321848	165128	D/DLI 1/7/47	122310	I		2 papers		Letter from Colonel W.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, enclosing more questions to be answered for his regimental history, 19 August 1919
321849	165128	D/DLI 1/7/48	122311	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel R.V. Turner to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, concerning the national memorial to Brigadier-General R.B. Bradford [killed in action 30 November 1917], 8 December 1918
321850	165128	D/DLI 1/7/49	122312	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel H.B. des V. Wilkinson, 94 Piccadilly West, London, to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, giving information for the regimental history, 5 August 1919
321851	165128	D/DLI 1/7/50	122313	I		1 paper		Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel H.B. des V. Wilkinson, Headquarters, Western Command, Chester, Cheshire, to Lieutenant-Colonel D.L. Brereton, giving information for the regimental history and containing personal news, 11 August 1919
171865	165128	D/DLI 1/7/51-55	122314	S	Letters to Lady Katharine Vane concerning the late Colonel W.L. Vane’s history of the regiment during the First World War
321852	165128	D/DLI 1/7/51	122315	I		1 paper		Letter from C.W. Darwin, Elston Hall, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to Lady Katharine [Vane], concerning the delay in the publication of the history of The Durham Light Infantry, 28 June 1920
321853	165128	D/DLI 1/7/52	122316	I		1 paper		Letter from C.W. Darwin, Elston Hall, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to Lady Katharine [Vane], concerning the transfer of historical notes to the various commanding officers of The Durham Light Infantry, 7 July 1920
321854	165128	D/DLI 1/7/53	122317	I		1 paper		Letter from C.W. Darwin, Elston Hall, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to Lady Katharine [Vane], concerning the handing over of The Durham Light Infantry history documents to Major Brereton, 16 July 1920
321855	165128	D/DLI 1/7/54	122318	I		1 paper		Letter from C.W. Darwin, Elston Hall, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to Lady Katharine [Vane], concerning the distribution of notebooks and manuscripts concerning the war service of The Durham Light Infantry, 10 August 1920
321856	165128	D/DLI 1/7/55	122319	I		3 papers		Letter from C.W. Darwin Elston Hall, Newark, Nottinghamshire, to Lady Katharine [Vane], concerning the completion of the late Colonel Vane’s history of The Durham Light Infantry, 5 April 1922
171866	165128	D/DLI 1/7/56-58	122320	S	Records concerning honorary and commanding officers in the First World War
321857	165128	D/DLI 1/7/56	122321	I		1 paper		Note to the effect that the King of Siam was appointed Honorary General on 6 October 1915, with permission to wear the uniform of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c. 1916]
321858	165128	D/DLI 1/7/57	122322	I		1 paper		Notes concerning the new commanders of The Durham Light Infantry battalions, 29 July – 25 August 1915
321859	165128	D/DLI 1/7/58	122323	I		1 paper		List of the General Officers Commanding the 6th Division and the 18th Infantry Brigade, 1914 – 1918
171867	165128	D/DLI 1/7/59-65	122324	S	Records concerning officers of The Durham Light Infantry, and officer casualties, in the First World War
321865	165128	D/DLI 1/7/59	122325	I		1 volume, paper bound		List of officers of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, between 1914 and 1919, giving the dates of their promotions, 1920 Includes: covering letter from W.E. Govier, War Office, Whitehall, London, to Colonel C.W. Darwin, 24 March 1920
321866	165128	D/DLI 1/7/60	122326	I		2 papers		List of retired officers of the 1st and 2nd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, beginning in 1914; and list of untraced former officers, n.d. [c. 1919]
321861	165128	D/DLI 1/7/61	122327	I		3 papers		Lists of officers of the 2nd and 3rd Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, sent to Colonel W.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, 7 September 1914, 15 May 1919
321862	165128	D/DLI 1/7/62	122328	I		4 papers		Casualty roll of officers of The Durham Light Infantry, who died between 5 August 1914 and 1 July 1916, giving rank, battalion and date of death, 8 July 1916
321863	165128	D/DLI 1/7/63	122329	I		1 paper		List of officers of The Durham Light Infantry, who were killed and wounded, n.d. [c. 1918]
321860	165128	D/DLI 1/7/64	122330	I		1 paper		List of the total casualties sustained by The Durham Light Infantry, between 4 August 1914 and 4 August 1916, n.d.
321864	165128	D/DLI 1/7/65	122331	I		1 paper		Note concerning the whereabouts of various officers, between 4 August 1914 and 25 November 1916, n.d.
171868	165128	D/DLI 1/7/66-70	122332	S	Records concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in the First World War
321867	165128	D/DLI 1/7/66	122333	I		1 paper		List of officers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at the outbreak of the Great War, January 1917
321868	165128	D/DLI 1/7/67	122334	I		1 paper		Telegram from Colonel Morant to Major D.L. Brereton, asking for information about foreign decorations, 17 November 1919
321869	165128	D/DLI 1/7/68	122335	I		1 paper		Letter from Major D.L. Brereton, Senior Officers’ School, Woking, Surrey, to Colonel Morant, officer commanding the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, giving the names of individuals to be considered for foreign decorations, 17 November 1919
321870	165128	D/DLI 1/7/69	122336	I		1 paper		Letter from Colonel Morant to Major D.L. Brereton, enclosing letters answering his questions concerning depot officers, etc., of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c. November 1919]
321871	165128	D/DLI 1/7/70	122337	I		1 paper		List of questions concerning acting and temporary rank, asked by Colonel Morant, with answers, n.d. [c. November 1919]
171869	165128	D/DLI 1/7/71-95	122338	S	Records concerning the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry in the First World War
321872	165128	D/DLI 1/7/71	122339	I		128 papers		War diary of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 4 August 1914 – 29 December 1915 Includes: operational order and report concerning the attack on Hooge, Belgium, 7 – 12 August 1915
321873	165128	D/DLI 1/7/72	122340	I		95 papers		War diary of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 January – 31 December 1916 Includes: report on a trench raid carried out on the night of the 14 – 15 March 1916
321874	165128	D/DLI 1/7/73	122341	I		91 papers		War diary of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 January 1917 – 30 April 1918
321875	165128	D/DLI 1/7/74	122342	I		2 papers		Letter from Lieutenant John G. Harter, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to Lieutenant-Colonel H.H.S. Morant, 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, describing trench warfare, 31 October 1914
321876	165128	D/DLI 1/7/75	122343	I		1 paper		Copy letter from Lieutenant John G. Harter, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to Lieutenant-Colonel H.H.S. Morant, 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, describing trench warfare, 15 November 1914
321877	165128	D/DLI 1/7/76	122344	I		1 paper		List of the honours won by the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, between 1914 and 1918, n.d.
321878	165128	D/DLI 1/7/77	122345	I		1 paper		List of decorations awarded to officers and men of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, between 13 March and 9 July 1919, n.d.
321879	165128	D/DLI 1/7/78	122346	I		1 paper		Honour list of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry (non-commissioned officers, band and bugler), n.d. [1914 – 1918]
321880	165128	D/DLI 1/7/79	122347	I		1 paper		Honour list of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry (privates), n.d. [1914 – 1918]
321881	165128	D/DLI 1/7/80	122348	I		1 paper		List of men and non-commissioned officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, awarded the M.M. or the D.C.M., between 1 January and 17 June 1919, n.d.
321882	165128	D/DLI 1/7/81	122349	I		1 paper		Copy of army orders concerning the award of the D.C.M. to 6742 Sergeant G.W. Harrington, 5338 Company Sergeant-Major C. Kent, and 8757 Private J. Warwick, all of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 May 1915
960677	165128	D/DLI 1/7/82	122350	I		5 papers		Roll of officers who served with the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in France, between 1914 and 1919, n.d.
321883	165128	D/DLI 1/7/83	122351	I		1 paper		List of officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who embarked for France on 8 September 1914, n.d.
321884	165128	D/DLI 1/7/84	122352	I		1 paper		Note of additional attached officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [c. 24 September 1918]
321885	165128	D/DLI 1/7/85	122353	I		1 paper		List of officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, killed, wounded, missing, or taken prisoner, 21 March 1918
321886	165128	D/DLI 1/7/86	122354	I		2 papers		List of officers of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, killed, missing, or who died of wounds, between 18 and 24 September 1918, n.d.
321887	165128	D/DLI 1/7/87	122355	I		1 paper		List of warrant officers who went out with an unidentified battalion of The Durham Light Infantry at the outbreak of the First World War, n.d. [4 August 1914]
321888	165128	D/DLI 1/7/88	122356	I		1 paper		List of those killed, wounded, or missing, who served in the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, between 4 August 1914 and 4 August 1916, n.d.
321889	165128	D/DLI 1/7/89	122357	I		1 paper		List of the numbers of deaths of other ranks in the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
321890	165128	D/DLI 1/7/90	122358	I		1 paper		Note of the number of cases of other ranks ‘wounded’ in the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
321891	165128	D/DLI 1/7/91	122359	I		1 paper		Note concerning other ranks missing who served in the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
321892	165128	D/DLI 1/7/92	122360	I		1 paper		List of casualties amongst non-commissioned officers and men of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to 1 May 1915, n.d.
321894	165128	D/DLI 1/7/93	122361	I		1 paper		Note of casualties amongst the non-commissioned officers and men of the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, between 4 August 1914 and 4 August 1916, n.d.
321895	165128	D/DLI 1/7/94	122362	I		2 papers		Letter from the Infantry Record Office, York, to E.T. Noel, Officer Commanding, Depot, Durham Light Infantry, enclosing a copy of the war diary, from mobilization until 30 June 1915, of 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 17 August 1915
321896	165128	D/DLI 1/7/95	122363	I		1 paper		Letter from S. Arabella Garfit, Kenwick Hall, Louth, Lincolnshire, enclosing particulars of her son, Lieutenant Thomas Noel Cheney Garfit, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died of wounds, 30 March 1915, n.d.
171870	165128	D/DLI 1/7/96-97	122364	S	Records concerning the 1st and 2nd Battalions in the First World War
321893	165128	D/DLI 1/7/96	122365	I		46 papers		Notes made by Colonel W.L. Vane towards his regimental history of The Durham Light Infantry, concerning mobilization, relations with the 68th Russian Borodinsky Regiment, fighting and manoeuvres, honours awarded, and answers to questions set by Colonel Vane, 1914 – 1920
321897	165128	D/DLI 1/7/97	122366	I		1 paper		Letter from Charles Wood, The Barracks, to ‘Hubert’ concerning the number of reservists called up on mobilization in 1914, n.d.
171871	165128	D/DLI 1/7/98-101	122367	S	Records concerning the 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in the First World War
321898	165128	D/DLI 1/7/98	122368	I		1 paper		Notes concerning the 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, requested by Colonel Vane, 12 July 1916
321899	165128	D/DLI 1/7/99	122369	I		1 paper		Cutting from the Darlington Chronicle newspaper, concerning the death of Captain W.N.J. Moscrop, M.C., 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, killed in action 27 May 1918, n.d. [1918]
321900	165128	D/DLI 1/7/100	122370	I		1 paper		Memorial from King George V of a brave life given for others in the Great War, n.d. [c. 1919]
321901	165128	D/DLI 1/7/101	122371	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 14cm., black and white		Photograph of an unidentified captain of The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [possibly after 1918]
171872	165128	D/DLI 1/7/102	122372	S	Records concerning the 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in the First World War
321902	165128	D/DLI 1/7/102	122373	I		1 paper		Certificate that 250186 Company Sergeant-Major J. Taylor, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, was mentioned in a despatch from Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, on 7 November 1917, for gallant and distinguished services in the field, 1 March 1919
171873	165128	D/DLI 1/7/103-122	122374	S	Extracts from the Army List concerning the regiment in the First World War
321903	165128	D/DLI 1/7/103	122375	I		1 paper		List of promotions and deaths in The Durham Light Infantry, from the Army List, August 1914
321904	165128	D/DLI 1/7/104	122376	I		1 paper		List of promotions and deaths in The Durham Light Infantry, published 9 October 1914
321905	165128	D/DLI 1/7/105	122377	I		1 paper		List of promotions and deaths in The Durham Light Infantry, from the Army List, November 1914
321906	165128	D/DLI 1/7/106	122378	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, December 1914
321907	165128	D/DLI 1/7/107	122379	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, January 1915
321908	165128	D/DLI 1/7/108	122380	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, February 1915
321909	165128	D/DLI 1/7/109	122381	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, March 1915
321910	165128	D/DLI 1/7/110	122382	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, April 1915
321911	165128	D/DLI 1/7/111	122383	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, May 1915
321912	165128	D/DLI 1/7/112	122384	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, June 1915
321913	165128	D/DLI 1/7/113	122385	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, June 1915
321914	165128	D/DLI 1/7/114	122386	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, July 1915
321915	165128	D/DLI 1/7/115	122387	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, August 1915
321916	165128	D/DLI 1/7/116	122388	I		1 paper		Extract from Army orders, concerning the award of the D.C.M. to the following: 1014 Sergeant J. Coombe, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 9200 Corporal G. Martin, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3138 Private J. Morrison, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 11044 Private W. Peverley, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 1 August 1915
321917	165128	D/DLI 1/7/117	122389	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, September 1915
321918	165128	D/DLI 1/7/118	122390	I		1 paper		Copy of the Army List, concerning the award, on 1 April 1915, of a clasp to the D.C.M. to 5338 Company Sergeant-Major C. Kent, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and the death, on 30 August 1915, of Captain J. Errington, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, October 1915
321919	165128	D/DLI 1/7/119	122391	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning promotions to the rank of Second-Lieutenant, October 1915
321920	165128	D/DLI 1/7/120	122392	I		1 paper		List of promotions and decorations in The Durham Light Infantry, from the Army List, October 1915
321921	165128	D/DLI 1/7/121	122393	I		1 paper		List of transfers, secondments, promotions and deaths in The Durham Light Infantry, from the Army List, November 1915
321922	165128	D/DLI 1/7/122	122394	I		1 paper		Extract from the Army List, concerning The Durham Light Infantry, December 1915
171874	165128	D/DLI 1/7/123-125	122395	S	Records concerning territorial and volunteer forces in the First World War
321923	165128	D/DLI 1/7/123	122396	I		1 paper		Note concerning the Territorial Force battalions of The Durham Light Infantry, between 1914 and 1916, n.d.
321924	165128	D/DLI 1/7/124	122397	I		1 paper		Newspaper cutting from The Yorkshire Post, concerning the Durham Volunteer Regiment, 13 August 1919
321925	165128	D/DLI 1/7/125	122398	I		1 paper		Newspaper cutting from The Times, concerning the disbandment of the Volunteer Force, 27 September 1919
171875	165128	D/DLI 1/7/126-128	122399	S	Records concerning The Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel in Durham Cathedral
321926	165128	D/DLI 1/7/126	122400	I		1 paper		Newspaper cutting, concerning the proposed Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel in Durham Cathedral, 5 September 1922
321928	165128	D/DLI 1/7/127	122401	I		2 papers		Newspaper cutting from The Observer, concerning the dedication of The Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel in Durham Cathedral, 21 October 1923
321929	165128	D/DLI 1/7/128	122402	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 15cm., black and white		Photograph of the interior of The Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel in Durham Cathedral, n.d. [1920s]
171876	165128	D/DLI 1/7/129-132	122403	S	Letters to Captain Fillingham, concerning regimental history
321930	165128	D/DLI 1/7/129	122404	I		2 papers		Letter from John [Hull], 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to Captain Fillingham, giving information on the colours and uniforms of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 December 1936
321927	165128	D/DLI 1/7/130	122405	I		1 paper		Letter from E. Borrow to Captain G.S. Fillingham, 175 Hurst Grove, Bedford, Bedfordshire, informing him that the 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, did not wear special sleeve patches, 3 November 1937
321931	165128	D/DLI 1/7/131	122406	I		1 paper		Letter from [W.G. Legat], 130 Norbury Court Road, Norbury, London, to Captain Fillingham, concerning the regimental patches of The Durham Light Infantry, 25 November 1937
321932	165128	D/DLI 1/7/132	122407	I		1 paper		Letter from Donald Anderson, Royal United Service Institution, Whitehall, London, to Captain Fillingham, thanking him for the photographs of the uniforms of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 May 1939
640464	165128	D/DLI 1/8	122408	S	Regimental Journals and Newsletters
171877	165128	D/DLI 1/8/1-10	122409	S	The Sea and The Durham Light Infantry Gazette, 1858 – 1861			Newsletters of the 68th Light Infantry. See Appendix VIII of W.L. Vane, The Durham Light Infantry, 1914, for further details.
321933	165128	D/DLI 1/8/1	122410	I		1 paper, printed		The Sea, or Floating Gentleman’s Magazine, no. 1, published on the Steam Ship Australasian, 18 January 1858
321934	165128	D/DLI 1/8/2	122411	I		1 paper, printed		The Sea, or Floating Gentleman’s Magazine, no. 3, published on the Steam Ship Australasian, 15 February 1858
321935	165128	D/DLI 1/8/3	122412	I		1 paper, printed		The Sea, or Floating Gentleman’s Magazine, no. 4, Madras, India, 6 March 1858
321936	165128	D/DLI 1/8/4	122413	I		3 papers, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, or The Wanderer’s Magazine, no. 1, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 25 June 1858
321937	165128	D/DLI 1/8/5	122414	I		1 booklet, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, no. 3, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 20 November 1858
321938	165128	D/DLI 1/8/6	122415	I		1 booklet, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, no. 4, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 1 February 1859
321939	165128	D/DLI 1/8/7	122416	I		1 booklet, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, no. 5, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 1 May 1859
321940	165128	D/DLI 1/8/8	122417	I		1 booklet, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, no. 6, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 1 September 1859
321941	165128	D/DLI 1/8/9	122418	I		1 booklet, printed		The D.L.I. Gazette, no. 9, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 1 March 1861
321942	165128	D/DLI 1/8/10	122419	I		1 paper		Letter from Major A.L. Kerans, late Manchester Regiment (S.R.) to Captain W.A. Grey-Wilson, presenting copies of The Sea and The D.L.I. Gazette to the Regiment, 29 July 1921
171878	165128	D/DLI 1/8/11-25	122420	S	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, 1934 – 1968
321943	165128	D/DLI 1/8/11	122421	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 1, July 1934 – October 1935
321944	165128	D/DLI 1/8/12	122422	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 2, January 1936 – October 1937
321945	165128	D/DLI 1/8/13	122423	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 3, January 1938 – July 1939
321946	165128	D/DLI 1/8/14	122424	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 4, July 1946 – April 1948
321947	165128	D/DLI 1/8/15	122425	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 5, July 1948 – July 1950
321948	165128	D/DLI 1/8/16	122426	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 6, October 1950 – July 1952
321949	165128	D/DLI 1/8/17	122427	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 7, October 1952 – July 1954
321950	165128	D/DLI 1/8/18	122428	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, volume 8, October 1954 – July 1956
321951	165128	D/DLI 1/8/19	122429	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, October 1956 – July 1958
321952	165128	D/DLI 1/8/20	122430	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, October 1958 – July 1960
321953	165128	D/DLI 1/8/21	122431	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, October 1960 – July 1962
321954	165128	D/DLI 1/8/22	122432	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, October 1962 – April 1964
321955	165128	D/DLI 1/8/23	122433	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, July 1964 – April 1965
321956	165128	D/DLI 1/8/24	122434	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, July 1965 – October 1966
321957	165128	D/DLI 1/8/25	122435	I		1 volume, card bound	2737(D)	The Regimental Journal of The Durham Light Infantry, February 1967 – June 1968
171879	165128	D/DLI 1/8/26	122436	S	The Durham Light Infantry Monthly News Letter, 1946			During the Second World War publication of the regimental journal was replaced by monthly newsletters.
322686	165128	D/DLI 1/8/26	122437	I		6 papers, duplicated		The Durham Light Infantry Monthly News Letter, no. 51 (final edition), 1 April 1946 Publication of the Regimental Journal was resumed in July 1946
171880	165128	D/DLI 1/8/27-28	122438	S	The Durham Light Infantry Regimental News Letter, 1967 – 1968
322687	165128	D/DLI 1/8/27	122439	I		4 papers		The Durham Light Infantry Regimental News Letter, 29 December 1967
322688	165128	D/DLI 1/8/28	122440	I		1 paper		The Durham Light Infantry Regimental News Letter, 21 February 1968
640465	165128	D/DLI 1/9	122441	S	Regimental Band and Music
171881	165128	D/DLI 1/9/1-9	122442	S	Manuscript Music, 19thC – 1968
322690	165128	D/DLI 1/9/1	122443	I		1 booklet		Manuscript music book of The Durham Light Infantry (68th and 106th) containing regimental music, n.d. [c. 1908] Contains the following marches:- Royal salute ‘God Save the King’; general salute ‘Prince Regent’ slow march; ‘Old 68th’ slow march; 68th march past in column ‘The Light Bark’ (sic); 68th march past in quarter column ‘I’m Ninety-five; 68th double march ‘ Money Musk’; ‘May Blossom’ troop; 68th regimental call; 68th company calls; 106th general salute ‘Gemma di Vergy’ (Donizetti); 106th slow march ‘Garb of Old Gaul’; 106th march past in column (up to 1878) ‘Paddy Carey’; 106th march past in column (1879 – 1881) ‘Ap Shenkin’; 106th march past in quarter column ‘Garry Owen’; 106th double march ‘The Keel Row’; 106th regimental call; ‘Durham Rangers’ (i.e. Durham Fencible Cavalry); ‘Durham Militia’ march; 6th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry call
322691	165128	D/DLI 1/9/2	122444	I		1 paper		‘Durham Militia’ march, copied from a manuscript dated c. 1810, owned by Richard Hugill; in the possession of Frank Kidson of Leeds, Yorkshire, n.d. [19th c.]
322692	165128	D/DLI 1/9/3	122445	I		1 paper		‘The Light Barque’: quick march of the 68th Light Infantry, n.d. [c. 1880] This copy was forwarded to the War Office and then to the publishers when regimental marches were first officially published, c. 1880; it was discovered at Kneller Hall, Middlesex, in 1936, and is the only official regimental march of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry
322689	165128	D/DLI 1/9/4	122446	I		1 paper		‘Ap Shenkin (Welsh) regimental march, 106th Light Infantry’, n.d. [1862 – 1881]
322693	165128	D/DLI 1/9/4A	122447	I		1 paper		‘Paddy Carey’: regimental march of the 106th Light Infantry, n.d. [1862 – 1881] Originally enclosed in D/DLI 1/5/1
322694	165128	D/DLI 1/9/5	122448	I		1 booklet		‘The Old 68th’: regimental march used by the 1st and 2nd Battalions when marching the colours on and off parade, arranged by E.F. Rippon, bandmaster, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1942
322695	165128	D/DLI 1/9/6	122449	I		1 paper		‘The Light Barque’: regimental march, revised arrangement in B flat by R.C.H. Berry, bandmaster, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1968]
322696	165128	D/DLI 1/9/7	122450	I		1 paper		‘The Old 68th’ march, revised arrangement by R.C.H. Berry, bandmaster, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1968
322697	165128	D/DLI 1/9/8	122451	I		1 booklet		‘Steady Durhams’: a patriotic song by Lieutenant-Colonel Randall, 14th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, arranged for a military band by D. Eldridge, late 68th and 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and bandmaster, 20th Division, France, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
322698	165128	D/DLI 1/9/9	122452	I		1 paper		‘Blackout calls ‘A’ and ‘B” for use by the Infantry Training Corps, composed by Bandmaster F. Rose, n.d. [October 1940]
171882	165128	D/DLI 1/9/10-14	122453	S	Band Music Cards, 20thC
322699	165128	D/DLI 1/9/10	122454	I		32 cards, 19cm. x 13cm., printed		Band music cards for ‘The Durhams’ quick march, by Shipley Douglas, published by Boosey’s Brass Band Journal, n.d. [20th c.] Marked: ‘Band, 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment’
322700	165128	D/DLI 1/9/11	122455	I		37 cards, 18.5cm. x 14cm.		Band music cards for ‘The King’ and ‘Keel Row’, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [20th c.]
322701	165128	D/DLI 1/9/12	122456	I		25 cards, 15cm. x 6.5cm.		Band music cards for ‘The Light Barque’: regimental march of The Durham Light Infantry; for the ‘Old 68th’ and for the ‘Keel Row’; revised arrangement by R.C.H. Berry for the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [20th c.]
322702	165128	D/DLI 1/9/13	122457	I		17 cards, 16.5cm. x 13.5cm.		Band music cards for ‘Old 68th’ march, issued by Kladow Musical Services Limited, n.d.
322703	165128	D/DLI 1/9/14	122458	I		17 cards, 16.5cm. x 13.5cm.		Band music cards for ‘The Light Barque’ and ‘Keel Row’, issued by Kladow Musical Services Limited, n.d.
171883	165128	D/DLI 1/9/15-106	122459	S	Printed Music, 1893 – 1926
322704	165128	D/DLI 1/9/15	122460	I		2 papers, printed		The Fourth Durham March : 4th Durham Volunteer Artillery, Western Division, Royal Artillery, by Robert Irvine, dedicated to Mrs. J.W. Cameron, published by F. Pitman Hart and Company Limited, London, n.d. [1899 – 1900]
322705	165128	D/DLI 1/9/16	122461	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the Regimental Bands of the British Army, arranged for piano solo: Vanished Army March by Kenneth J. Alford, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322706	165128	D/DLI 1/9/17	122462	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Preciosa Quick March from Weber’s opera, arranged by S.V. Balfour, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322707	165128	D/DLI 1/9/18	122463	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Vimy Ridge March, by Thomas Bidgood, Hawkes and Son, London, 1921
322708	165128	D/DLI 1/9/19	122464	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Light Horse March, by Franz Von Blon, Hawkes and Son, London, 1908
322709	165128	D/DLI 1/9/20	122465	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Victoria March, by Franz Von Blon, Hawkes and Son, London, 1923
322710	165128	D/DLI 1/9/21	122466	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The 3 D.Gs. March, by J. Brophy, 1922
322711	165128	D/DLI 1/9/22	122467	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Colonel J. Ward March, by W.J. Cheeseman, Hawkes and Son, London, 1921
322712	165128	D/DLI 1/9/23	122468	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Forward (Pas Redouble) Quick March, by Doppler, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322713	165128	D/DLI 1/9/24	122469	I		2 papers		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Sangre Torera Marcia Espagnola, by José Erviti, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322715	165128	D/DLI 1/9/25	122470	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Lion of St. Mark March, by G. Fabiani, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322716	165128	D/DLI 1/9/26	122471	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Winning Fight March Two-Step, by A. Holzmann, Hawkes and Son, London, 1911
322717	165128	D/DLI 1/9/27	122472	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: B.B. March, by R.A. Horne, 1925
322714	165128	D/DLI 1/9/28	122473	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: To the Front March by J. Ord Hume, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322718	165128	D/DLI 1/9/29	122474	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Happy Warrior Prize March, by Victor Kahl, Hawkes and Son, London, 1925
322719	165128	D/DLI 1/9/30	122475	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Youth and Vigour March, by W. Lautenschläger, Hawkes and Son, London, 1924
322720	165128	D/DLI 1/9/31	122476	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Kwang Hsu March, by Paul Lincke, Hawkes and Son, London, 1902
322721	165128	D/DLI 1/9/32	122477	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Berliner Luft March, by Paul Lincke, Hawkes and Son, London, 1907
322722	165128	D/DLI 1/9/33	122478	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Beautiful Persia March, by Paul Lincke, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322723	165128	D/DLI 1/9/34	122479	I		1 booklet		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Dunkirk March, by Adolf Lotter, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322724	165128	D/DLI 1/9/35	122480	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Gallant Serbia March by Adolf Lotter, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322725	165128	D/DLI 1/9/36	122481	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Great Big David March, by Adolf Lotter, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322726	165128	D/DLI 1/9/37	122482	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Pro Patria March, by Adolf Lotter, Hawkes and Son, London, 1923
322727	165128	D/DLI 1/9/38	122483	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Kismet Characteristique Orientale, by J.D. Markey, Hawkes and Son, London, 1910
322728	165128	D/DLI 1/9/39	122484	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Indian Blood March, by Albert Mattausch, Hawkes and Son, London, 1924
322729	165128	D/DLI 1/9/40	122485	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Strauss March, by E. Mezzacapo, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [1905]
322730	165128	D/DLI 1/9/41	122486	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Last Stand March, by Myddleton, Hawkes and Son, London, 1899
322731	165128	D/DLI 1/9/42	122487	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: A Wounded Friend March, by W.H. Myddleton, Hawkes and Son, London, 1902
322732	165128	D/DLI 1/9/43	122488	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Leonidas March, by Roger North, Hawkes and Son, London, 1924
322733	165128	D/DLI 1/9/44	122489	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Castaldo March Militaire, by R. Nováèek, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [late 19th c.]
322734	165128	D/DLI 1/9/45	122490	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Big Brother March, by Ian Playfair, Hawkes and Son, London, 1925
322735	165128	D/DLI 1/9/46	122491	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Namur Quick March, by W.V. Richards, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322736	165128	D/DLI 1/9/47	122492	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Juarez Spanish March, by P.R. Schettino, Hawkes and Son, London, 1916
322737	165128	D/DLI 1/9/48	122493	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Loyal Legion March, by John Philip Sousa, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [1890]
322738	165128	D/DLI 1/9/49	122494	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Manhattan Beach March, by John Philip Sousa, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [1893]
322739	165128	D/DLI 1/9/50	122495	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Libua March, by C. le Thiere, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322740	165128	D/DLI 1/9/51	122496	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: March Indienne, by C. Le Thiere, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322741	165128	D/DLI 1/9/52	122497	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Our Regiment March, by C. Le Thiere, Hawkes and Son, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322743	165128	D/DLI 1/9/53	122498	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Argandab Quick March, by S. Thompson, Hawkes and Son, London, 1921
322744	165128	D/DLI 1/9/54	122499	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: The Right o’ the Line March, by G.O. Walker, Hawkes and Son, London, 1901
322745	165128	D/DLI 1/9/55	122500	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Wait for the Waggon March, by Charles Woodhouse, Hawkes and Son, London, 1920
322742	165128	D/DLI 1/9/56	122501	I		1 booklet, printed		Popular marches played by the regimental bands of the British Army arranged for piano solo: Wellington March, by W. Zehle, Hawkes and Son, London, 1921
322746	165128	D/DLI 1/9/57	122502	I		1 booklet, printed		Military marches, a series of popular marches: no. 42: On Parade, by Miles Crawford, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1921
322747	165128	D/DLI 1/9/58	122503	I		1 booklet, printed		Military marches, a series of popular marches: no. 43, The Glamour of the Sword, by Julian Fredericks, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1921
322748	165128	D/DLI 1/9/59	122504	I		1 booklet, printed		Military marches, a series of popular marches: no. 44: For Flag and Freedom, by Miles Crawford, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1921
322749	165128	D/DLI 1/9/60	122505	I		1 booklet, printed		Military marches, a series of popular marches: Na-Poo! March, by Howard Carr, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1922
322750	165128	D/DLI 1/9/61	122506	I		1 booklet, printed		Military marches, a series of popular marches: Indian March, in commemoration of the visit of the Prince of Wales to India, by T.W. Thurban, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1922
322751	165128	D/DLI 1/9/62	122507	I		1 booklet, printed		Famous military marches performed by the bands of H.M. Navy, Army, and Imperial forces for piano solo: Amazonen March, by Franz Von Blon, The Frederick Harris Company, 1900
322752	165128	D/DLI 1/9/63	122508	I		1 booklet, printed		Famous military marches performed by the bands of H.M. Navy, Army, and Imperial forces for piano solo: Under the Banner of Victory, by Franz Von Blon, The Frederick Harris Company, 1901
322753	165128	D/DLI 1/9/64	122509	I		1 booklet, printed		Famous military marches performed by the bands of H.M. Navy, Army and Imperial forces for piano solo: No Surrender, by R.S. Morrison, 1901
322754	165128	D/DLI 1/9/65	122510	I		1 booklet, printed		Famous marches for piano no. 3: Florentine March, by J. Fucik, 1908
322755	165128	D/DLI 1/9/66	122511	I		1 booklet, printed		Favourite marches arranged for piano solo: Glenwood March by R.B. Hall, 1904
322756	165128	D/DLI 1/9/67	122512	I		1 booklet, printed		Favourite marches played by the leading military bands and orchestras arranged for piano solo: Billboard March, by J.N. Klohr, The John Church Company, London, 1901
322757	165128	D/DLI 1/9/68	122513	I		1 booklet, printed		Rosie’s 3rd March Album containing: Isandula by J.H. Bridger; Hoch Habsburg March by J.N. Kral; War March of Priests by Mendelssohn; March of Israelites from Eli by M. Costa; Liberty Bell March by J.P. Sousa; Country Life March by W.F. Sudds; and Washington Post by John Philip Sousa, n.d. [late 19th c.]
322758	165128	D/DLI 1/9/69	122514	I		1 booklet, printed		The Vanished Army (They Never Die) Poetic March by Kenneth J. Alford, Hawkes and Son, London, 1919
322759	165128	D/DLI 1/9/70	122515	I		1 booklet, printed		Jessie’s Dream or the Relief of Lucknow: Descriptive Fantasia for the Pianoforte, composed by John Blockley, E. Donajowski, London, n.d. [1920]
322760	165128	D/DLI 1/9/71	122516	I		1 booklet, printed		The Advance Guard March by Theo Bonheur, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322761	165128	D/DLI 1/9/72	122517	I		1 booklet, printed		The Dreadnought Descriptive Fantasia by Theo Bonheur, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, n.d. [1906]
322762	165128	D/DLI 1/9/73	122518	I		1 booklet, printed		The Lord Manor March by Francis G. Byford, Bosworth and Company Limited, London, 1919
322763	165128	D/DLI 1/9/74	122519	I		1 booklet, printed		The New Hail Columbia Marching Song, music by George W. Chadwick, The B.F. Wood Music Company, London, 1917
322764	165128	D/DLI 1/9/75	122520	I		1 booklet, printed		Marche des Zouaves by F.W. Coventry, J.R. Lafleur and Son Limited, London, 1920
322765	165128	D/DLI 1/9/76	122521	I		1 paper		‘Mons’ (A Hundred Thousand Gentlemen), song ‘A little British Army goes a Long Way’, with words from the poem by Hardress O’Grady and music by Charles Duncan, B. Feldman and Company, London, 1926
322766	165128	D/DLI 1/9/77	122522	I		1 booklet, printed		Our Young Man, Valse for Piano, by Julian Fredericks, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1922
322767	165128	D/DLI 1/9/78	122523	I		1 booklet, printed		Second in Command Grand Military March for the Pianoforte, by Sydney H. Gambrell, Alfred Oliver and Company, London, 1902
322768	165128	D/DLI 1/9/79	122524	I		1 booklet, printed		Under the British Flag Grand Military March Piano Solo by Sydney H. Gambrell, Alfred Oliver and Company, London, 1906
322769	165128	D/DLI 1/9/80	122525	I		1 booklet, printed		On Guard Quick March, composed by Leonard Gautier, Paterson and Sons, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322770	165128	D/DLI 1/9/81	122526	I		1 booklet, printed		The Irish Guards, words by Rudyard Kipling and music by Edward German, Chappell and Company Limited, London, 1918
322771	165128	D/DLI 1/9/82	122527	I		1 booklet, printed		Limehouse Nights, written by J.H. Mears and Bud de Sylva, composed by George Gershwin, Francis, Day and Hunter, London, 1920
322772	165128	D/DLI 1/9/83	122528	I		1 booklet, printed		The Sentry March for the Pianoforte, composed by Paul Graener, St. Cecilia Publishing Company Limited, London, 1898
322773	165128	D/DLI 1/9/84	122529	I		1 booklet, printed		Pandora March Piano Solo by H. Hadwen-Chandler, Beal, Studdard and Company, London, 1916
322775	165128	D/DLI 1/9/85	122530	I		1 booklet, printed		The Royal Pageant, Solennité Royale, Quick March by Ida Hampden, London Music Publishing Stores Limited, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322776	165128	D/DLI 1/9/86	122531	I		1 paper		The British Cavalry Grand March-Galop de Concert by Carl Hemann, Beal, Studdard and Company, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322777	165128	D/DLI 1/9/87	122532	I		1 booklet, printed		British Infantry March Galop Militaire by Carl Hemann, Beal, Studdard and Company, London, 1911
322774	165128	D/DLI 1/9/88	122533	I		1 booklet, printed		The Light Dragoons Marche Militaire for Piano by Carl Hemann, Banks and Son, York, 1924
322778	165128	D/DLI 1/9/89	122534	I		1 booklet, printed		The Royal Review March-Galop Militaire for Pianoforte by Carl Hemann, Banks and Son, York, 1909
322779	165128	D/DLI 1/9/90	122535	I		1 booklet, printed		Royal Horse Guards Grand Parade March for the Pianoforte by J. Ord Hume, F. Pitman Hart and Company Limited, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322780	165128	D/DLI 1/9/91	122536	I		1 booklet, printed		Yeomen of the King Military Quick March by J. Ord Hume, F. Pitman Hart and Company Limited, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322781	165128	D/DLI 1/9/92	122537	I		1 booklet, printed		The Kings of the Main National Song, dedicated to Queen Victoria, by William M. Hutchison; W. Marshall and Company, London, n.d. [late 19th c.]
322782	165128	D/DLI 1/9/93	122538	I		1 booklet, printed		The London Scottish Brigade March by B. Leopold, Mozart Allan, Glasgow, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322783	165128	D/DLI 1/9/94	122539	I		1 booklet, printed		Old Glory March by Bertram Lestrange, Boosey and Company, London, 1919
322784	165128	D/DLI 1/9/95	122540	I		1 paper		Marching through Georgia March (In Honour of Major General Sherman’s Famous March from Atlanta to the Sea) composed by E. Mack, Charles Sheard and Company, London, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322785	165128	D/DLI 1/9/96	122541	I		1 booklet, printed		Babau! Marche Surprise by Georg Marcel, Banks and Son, York, n.d. [1919]
322786	165128	D/DLI 1/9/97	122542	I		1 booklet, printed		The Battle March of Delhi Descriptive Fantasia For the Pianoforte, by John Pridham, Smithfield Publishing Company, Manchester, n.d. [late 19th c.]
322787	165128	D/DLI 1/9/98	122543	I		1 booklet, printed		Tower of London March For the Pianoforte, by J. Pridham, F. Pitman Hart and Company Limited, London, n.d. [late 19th c.]
322788	165128	D/DLI 1/9/99	122544	I		1 booklet, printed		Fire and Sword: Military March for the Piano by Percy Raymond, Beal, Studdard and Company, London, 1916
322789	165128	D/DLI 1/9/100	122545	I		1 booklet, printed		Well away! March For the Piano by Gerald Romney, Arthur and Company Limited, London, 1921
322790	165128	D/DLI 1/9/101	122546	I		1 paper		There’s an Armchair Waiting by the Fireside by J.W. Sewell, C. Sheard and Company, London, 1917
322791	165128	D/DLI 1/9/102	122547	I		1 booklet, printed		Sunday Parade in a Cathedral City: Grand Fantasia for Piano by Charles Frank Smyth, A. Rutter and Company, Leeds, n.d. [early 20th c.]
322792	165128	D/DLI 1/9/103	122548	I		1 booklet, printed		King Cotton March by John Philip Sousa, The John Church Company, London, 1897
322793	165128	D/DLI 1/9/104	122549	I		1 booklet, printed		‘To Tecumseh’: Who’s Who in Navy Blue March of the Class of 1921, United States Naval Academy by John Philip Sousa, Lieutenant-Commander U.S.N.R.F., The John Church Company, London, 1920
322794	165128	D/DLI 1/9/105	122550	I		1 booklet, printed		The Big Push March For Pianoforte by Vincent Thomas, W. Paxton and Company Limited, London, 1917
322795	165128	D/DLI 1/9/106	122551	I		1 paper		Last page of an unidentified music score, Wilford Limited, 1923
171884	165128	D/DLI 1/9/107-108	122552	S	Song and Verse, c. 1899 – 1918
322796	165128	D/DLI 1/9/107	122553	I		1 paper		‘The March of the 4th Brigade’, a poem by Corporal George Davison, 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [1899 – 1900]
322797	165128	D/DLI 1/9/108	122554	I		1 paper, printed		‘The Faithful D.L.I.’, a song written and sung by Regimental Sergeant Major James Taylor, M.C., late 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, to the tune ‘A Little Bit of Heaven’, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
171885	165128	D/DLI 1/9/109-110	122555	S	Records concerning the Band, c. 1945 – 1950
322798	165128	D/DLI 1/9/109	122556	I		1 paper, printed		Newspaper cutting concerning the selection of the Durham Light Infantry band to go to France to lead British troops in victory marches, n.d. [1945]
322799	165128	D/DLI 1/9/110	122557	I		2 papers and 2 cards		Notes concerning the history of the regimental band, its musicians and the regimental march, 1950s
640466	165128	D/DLI 1/10	122558	S	Services of Officers
171886	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1	122559	S	Records of services of officers, 1917 – 1919
322800	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(1)	122560	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Septimus Aberdeen, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 16 April 1919
322801	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(2)	122561	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second Lieutenant Thomas Currey Adamson, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322802	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(3)	122562	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Thompson Alexander, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 February 1919
322803	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(4)	122563	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Vincent Allinson, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 January 1919
322804	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(5)	122564	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant J.G. Anslow, 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 January 1919
322805	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(6)	122565	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant B. Archer, 6th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, 28 April 1919
322806	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(7)	122566	I		3 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant John Ralph Armstrong, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 August 1918
322807	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(8)	122567	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Eric Bruce Findlay Arthy, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 17 February 1919
322809	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(9)	122568	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Melville Hildreth Aubin, 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 April 1919
322810	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(10)	122569	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Francis Audas, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 March 1919
322811	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(11)	122570	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Frank Ayr Blackett, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 December 1918
322808	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(12)	122571	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Ernest Brittain, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 March 1919
322812	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(13)	122572	I		3 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Arthur Brown, 17th Battatlion, The Durham Light Infantry; 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 87th Battalion, YRB, 10 July 1918
322813	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(14)	122573	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant John Brown, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 March 1919
322814	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(15)	122574	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain William Cuthbert Brown, The Honourable Artillery Company, 20th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 4th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 2 May 1919
322815	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(16)	122575	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Herbert Brown, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 December 1918
322816	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(17)	122576	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant William Ross Bruce, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322817	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(18)	122577	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Rowland Burdon, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 16 February 1919
322818	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(19)	122578	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain John Hugh Burrell, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322819	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(20)	122579	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Benjamin Burton, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, [7th] May 1919
322820	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(21)	122580	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Hugh Hamilton Carmichael, The Durham Light Infantry, 30 January 1919
322821	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(22)	122581	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Cyril Rees Chapman, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 9 December 1918
322822	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(23)	122582	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Joseph Colman, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 January 1919
322823	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(24)	122583	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Thomas Edward Coulson, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 March 1919
322824	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(25)	122584	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Herbert John Crane, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 March 1919
322825	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(26)	122585	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Ernest A. Crossland, 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 18 January 1919
322826	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(27)	122586	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Sydney Davey, Artists’ Rifles; 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 15th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 January 1919
322827	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(28)	122587	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Alexander Davidson, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 December 1918
322828	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(29)	122588	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Frederick Bowler Davison, 4th Hussars, and 20th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [after 20 October 1918]
322829	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(30)	122589	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Harry John Ditcham, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 December 1918
322830	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(31)	122590	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Alan Dobson, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 February 1919
322831	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(32)	122591	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant James Edward Eccles, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 February 1919
322832	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(33)	122592	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Arthur Edwin Edge, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 17 December 1918
322833	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(34)	122593	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Henry Edwards, Royal Garrison Artillery; 26th Lancashire Fusiliers [1st] K.O.R.L; 6th Officer Cadet Battalion; 22nd Officer Cadet Battalion; 27th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 December 1918
322834	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(35)	122594	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Ernest Eggleston, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 December 1918
322835	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(36)	122595	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Vernon Falkiner, 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry and 106th Battalion, T.M.B., 28 March 1919
322836	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(37)	122596	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Charles Quentery Farmer, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 December 1918
322837	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(38)	122597	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Edward Fawcett, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 February 1919
322839	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(39)	122598	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant James Ferguson, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 February 1919
322840	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(40)	122599	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Wilfred Vane Fryer, The Durham Light Infantry, 27 May 1919
322841	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(41)	122600	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Horace Hanson Garside, 4th West Yorkshire; and 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 25 March 1919
322838	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(42)	122601	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant (T. Major) Charles Gibbens, The Durham Light Infantry, 9 January 1919
322842	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(43)	122602	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Henry Gibson, 75th Field Company Royal Engineers, and 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 27 May 1919
322843	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(44)	122603	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Joseph Love Gott, The Durham Light Infantry, 27 February 1919
322844	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(45)	122604	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Frank Graham, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 March 1919
322845	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(46)	122605	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Robert Donald Green, 16th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and 20th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 2 February 1919
322846	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(47)	122606	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant George Ernest Haddon, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 28th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322847	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(48)	122607	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant A.E. Hales, 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 February 1919
322848	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(49)	122608	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Henry Walwin Hampson, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 29 December 1918
322849	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(50)	122609	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant John Reginald Harraton, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 March 1919
322850	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(51)	122610	I		2 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant [Acting Captain] Benjamin James Harvey, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 December 1918 and 7 May 1919
322851	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(52)	122611	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Harry Heaton, 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 December 1918
322852	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(53)	122612	I		4 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant James Henthorn, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 April 1918
322853	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(54)	122613	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Edward Herbert, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 December 1918
322854	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(55)	122614	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Arthur Belfit Hill, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 April 1919
322855	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(56)	122615	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Frank Hill, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 March 1919
322856	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(57)	122616	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Miles Middleton Hutchinson, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 March 1919
322857	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(58)	122617	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant John Duncan Inches, 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 January 1919
322858	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(59)	122618	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Harold K. Jackson, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 January 1919
322859	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(60)	122619	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Thomas Henry Jefferson, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 9 January 1919
322860	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(61)	122620	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant George Jeffreys, The Durham Light Infantry, 25 March 1919
322861	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(62)	122621	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Ronald Johnson, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 August 1918
322862	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(63)	122622	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant George Keeler, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 December 1918
322863	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(64)	122623	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Stanley Kirkup, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322864	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(65)	122624	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Ernest Howard Krause, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 25 March 1919
322865	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(66)	122625	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Adam Watson Laidlaw, 4th York and Lancaster Regiment, 9 April 1919
322866	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(67)	122626	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant John Simpson Lancaster, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 9 January 1919
322867	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(68)	122627	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant John Farquaharson Leys, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, since 25 March 1919
322868	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(69)	122628	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant William Norman Leng, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 13 January 1919
322869	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(70)	122629	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Leslie Foster Lightowler, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 23 November 1918
322871	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(71)	122630	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Martin John Jesseyman, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 25 May 1919
322872	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(72)	122631	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Frederick Clark Major, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322873	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(73)	122632	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Acting Captain Joseph Henry Rawlinson Massey, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 April 1919
322870	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(74)	122633	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Charles Henry McCaughey, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 31 May 1919
322874	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(75)	122634	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Ernest Mearns, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 December 1918
322875	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(76)	122635	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Ernest Minto, 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 January 1919
322876	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(77)	122636	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Fred Naylor, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 February 1919
322877	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(78)	122637	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Alexander Wallace Nesbitt, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 21 January 1919
322878	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(79)	122638	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant William Henry O’Dell, 4th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [after 19 February 1919?]
322879	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(80)	122639	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant George Richard Oliver, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 4th Officer Cadet Battalion, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 20th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 February 1919
322880	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(81)	122640	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant John Dixon Ord, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 30 December 1918
322881	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(82)	122641	I		2 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant James Gordon Reay Pacy, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322882	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(83)	122642	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Herbert Padley, 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 9 December 1918
322883	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(84)	122643	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant [Acting Captain] Miles Whichello Pattison, The Durham Light Infantry, 16 April 1919
322884	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(85)	122644	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Thomas Edward Peart, 4th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 30 April 1919
322885	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(86)	122645	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Clarence Banyon Pickard, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [after 31 October 1917]
322886	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(87)	122646	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Mark Richard Pinkney, 1/6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 February 1919
322887	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(88)	122647	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Arnold Thimbleby Price, 17th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 12th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 15th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 21 March 1919
322888	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(89)	122648	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Francis Bowyer Rice-Oxley, The Durham Light Infantry; Reserve Garrison Battalion, K.O.Y.L.I.; and Lancashire Fusiliers, 23 March 1919
322889	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(90)	122649	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Thomas Riley, 22nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, and Royal Field Artillery, 13 May 1919
322890	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(91)	122650	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant George Dodd Roberts, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 18 February 1919
322891	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(92)	122651	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Robert Coulson Robinson, 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 April 1919
322892	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(93)	122652	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Joseph Nelson Octavius Rogers, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 22 January 1919
322893	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(94)	122653	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant James Horsburgh Ronald, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 March 1919
322894	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(95)	122654	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain George Frederick Rowe, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 April 1919
322895	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(96)	122655	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Harold Salmon, 2/9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 16th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; and 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 February 1919
322896	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(97)	122656	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Robert Harry Sampson, 6th Battlion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 May 1919
322897	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(98)	122657	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Bertram Sanderson, The Durham Light Infantry, 21 February 1919
322898	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(99)	122658	I		2 papers		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Samuel Hardyman Scott, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 January 1919
322900	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(100)	122659	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant John Serle Siddell, 4th York and Lancaster Regiment, and 3rd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 May 1919
322901	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(101)	122660	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Basil Robert James Simpson, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 16 March 1919
322902	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(102)	122661	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Kingsley Smith, 19th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 January 1919
322899	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(103)	122662	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Walter Spencer, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 March 1919
322903	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(104)	122663	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Frederick George Stone, 18th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 14 April 1919
322904	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(105)	122664	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant George Trickett, The Durham Light Infantry, 31 March 1919
322905	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(106)	122665	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Edward William Tuffs, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 February 1919
322906	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(107)	122666	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Gordon Tunnell, 5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 23 February 1919
322907	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(108)	122667	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant Peter Walker, 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 1 March 1919
322908	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(109)	122668	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Captain Clifford Robert Wells, 14th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 January 1919
322909	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(110)	122669	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant Richard White, 13th Northumberland Fusiliers, and The Durham Light Infantry, 19 February 1919
322910	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(111)	122670	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Second-Lieutenant John Yellowlees, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 February 1919
322911	165128	D/DLI 1/10/1(112)	122671	I		1 paper		Record of services (Army Form B.199) of Lieutenant John Bertram Young, 12th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 January 1917
640499	165128	D/DLI 1/10/2	122672	S	List of potential officers, 1959 – 1965
322912	165128	D/DLI 1/10/2	122673	I		1 volume, paper bound		List of potential officers for The Durham Light Infantry, September 1959 – 1965
640467	165128	D/DLI 1/11	122674	S	Rolls of Honour and Books of Remembrance
171887	165128	D/DLI 1/11/1-2	122675	S	Roll of honour and book of remembrance, 1939 – 1945
322913	165128	D/DLI 1/11/1	122676	I		106 papers, 1 booklet and 1 card		Roll of honour of The Durham Light Infantry, 1939 – 1945, and key to code numbers used, War Office, 1947 Gives name, number, rank, place of birth and of domicile, and place and date of death
322914	165128	D/DLI 1/11/2	122677	I		84 papers		Book of remembrance : roll of honour of the Second World War, n.d. [after 1945]
640500	165128	D/DLI 1/11/3	122678	S	Records concerning the book of remembrance, 1914 – 1918
322915	165128	D/DLI 1/11/3	122679	I		3 papers		Receipt from Joseph J. Hall, illuminator and designer, 74 Salisbury Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, to the Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral, for payment of £325 for the preparation of the Durham Light Infantry book of remembrance, and architect’s certificate,12 – 30 April 1928
640468	165128	D/DLI 1/12	122680	S	War Graves and Memorials
171888	165128	D/DLI 1/12/1-8	122681	S	Grave of Major William Gough, 68th Light Infantry, drowned at sea, 1822
322931	165128	D/DLI 1/12/1	122682	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., black and white		Photograph of Major Gough’s tomb, Templetime, County Cork, Ireland, 22 November 1968
322932	165128	D/DLI 1/12/2	122683	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., black and white		Photograph of Major Gough’s tomb, Templetime, County Cork, Ireland, 22 November 1968
322933	165128	D/DLI 1/12/3	122684	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., black and white		Photograph of a section of the inscription on Major Gough’s tomb, Templetime, County Cork, Ireland, 22 November 1968
322934	165128	D/DLI 1/12/4	122685	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., black and white		Photograph of the parish church, Templetime, County Cork, Ireland, 22 November 1968
322935	165128	D/DLI 1/12/5	122686	I		1 paper and 1 envelope		Letter from C.P. Wright, Apartment 2, 310 Breezehill Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, to Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Light Infantry Office, Elvet Waterside, Durham, concerning the wreck of the New York packet ship Albion and the grave of Major Gough at Templetime, County Cork, Ireland, 4 January 1969
322936	165128	D/DLI 1/12/6	122687	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the overgrown grave of Major Gough, 68th Light Infantry, behind the upright gravestone in the foreground, in Templetime churchyard, County Cork, Ireland, n.d. [September 1975]
322937	165128	D/DLI 1/12/7	122688	I		1 photograph, 8.5cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of Templetime church and churchyard, County Cork, Ireland, n.d. [September 1975]
322938	165128	D/DLI 1/12/8	122689	I		1 paper		Letter from C.P. Wright, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, to Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, concerning the condition of the graves, in Templetime churchyard, County Cork, Ireland, of the victims, including Major Gough, of the shipwreck of the Albion in 1822, and enclosing photographs, as in D/DLI 1/12/6-7, 24 January 1976
171889	165128	D/DLI 1/12/9-15	122690	S	War graves of the 68th Durham Light Infantry, New Zealand War, 1864 -1866
322939	165128	D/DLI 1/12/9	122691	I		1 photograph, 11cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the memorial, probably in Mission Cemetery, Tauranga, New Zealand, to Corporal T.A. Baker, ‘M’ Company, 68th Durham Light Infantry, who died 15 November 1864, n.d. [c. 1985]
322940	165128	D/DLI 1/12/10	122692	I		1 photograph, 11cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the memorial, in Mission Cemetery, Tauranga, New Zealand, to Private James McAnary, Brevet-Major Trent’s Company, 68th Durham Light Infantry, who was drowned at Judea, near Tauranga, New Zealand, on 27 July 1865, April 1985
322941	165128	D/DLI 1/12/11	122693	I		1 photograph, 11cm. x 9cm., black and white		Photograph of the memorial, in the Mission Cemetery, Tauranga, New Zealand, to Private P. Shanaghan, 68th Durham Light Infantry, who was killed in action at Te Ranga, New Zealand, on 21 June 1864, April 1985
322942	165128	D/DLI 1/12/12	122694	I		1 photograph, 11cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the memorial in the Mission Cemetery, Tauranga, New Zealand, to Private J. Timms, 68th Durham Light Infantry, who was killed in action at Te Ranga, New Zealand, on 21 June 1864, April 1985
322943	165128	D/DLI 1/12/13	122695	I		1 photograph, 25cm. x 20cm., black and white		Photograph of the graves of soldiers of the 68th Light Infantry who died at Te Ranga, New Zealand, in 1864, n.d. [20th c.]
322944	165128	D/DLI 1/12/14	122696	I		1 photograph, 25cm. x 20cm., black and white		Photograph of the graves of soldiers of the 68th Light Infantry who died at Te Ranga, New Zealand, in 1864, n.d. [20th c.]
322945	165128	D/DLI 1/12/15	122697	I		2 papers		Travel guide information concerning Tauranga, New Zealand, n.d. [1970s]
171890	165128	D/DLI 1/12/16-30	122698	S	Graves in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of Durham Light Infantrymen killed in action in Belgium and France in 1940
322917	165128	D/DLI 1/12/16	122699	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4442263 Private H. Clarke, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 2 June 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322918	165128	D/DLI 1/12/17	122700	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4448045 Private R. Covell, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 1 June 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322919	165128	D/DLI 1/12/18	122701	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 3191143 Private J. Davidson, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 6 June 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322916	165128	D/DLI 1/12/19	122702	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4456175 Private J.W.B. Harland, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 22 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322920	165128	D/DLI 1/12/20	122703	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4457296 Private R. Malkin, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 5 June 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322921	165128	D/DLI 1/12/21	122704	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 774799 Lance-Corporal J. Nicholson, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 22 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322922	165128	D/DLI 1/12/22	122705	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4452500 Private J.R. Patterson, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 22 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322923	165128	D/DLI 1/12/23	122706	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4446329 Lance Corporal E.A. Riches, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 29 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322924	165128	D/DLI 1/12/24	122707	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4447726 Private F. Sharp, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 31 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322925	165128	D/DLI 1/12/25	122708	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4449009 Private J.T. Sutherland, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 31 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322926	165128	D/DLI 1/12/26	122709	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of the grave, in Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, of 4454430 Private W. Thurlow, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, who died 27 May 1940, n.d., [late 20th c.]
322927	165128	D/DLI 1/12/27	122710	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph view of Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, n.d. [late 20th c.-
322928	165128	D/DLI 1/12/28	122711	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph view of Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, n.d. [late 20th c.-
322929	165128	D/DLI 1/12/29	122712	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph view of Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, n.d. [late 20th c.-
322930	165128	D/DLI 1/12/30	122713	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph view of Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France, n.d. [late 20th c.-
171891	165128	D/DLI 1/12/31-52	122714	S	War graves in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt
322946	165128	D/DLI 1/12/31	122715	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Lieutenant D.E. Hutchinson, The Durham Light Infantry, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322947	165128	D/DLI 1/12/32	122716	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Sergeant T.H. Mason, The Durham Light Infantry, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322948	165128	D/DLI 1/12/33	122717	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Private S.L. Onions, The Durham Light Infantry, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322949	165128	D/DLI 1/12/34	122718	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Lieutenant G. Wilkes, The Durham Light Infantry, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322950	165128	D/DLI 1/12/35	122719	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Lieutenant, the Viscount Ebrington, The Royal Scots Greys, Royal Armoured Corps, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322951	165128	D/DLI 1/12/36	122720	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Private P.E. Gratwick, V.C., 2/48 Australian Infantry Battalion, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322952	165128	D/DLI 1/12/37	122721	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of the graves of Sergeant H. Johnson, Royal Army Ordnance Corps; Corporal Chef Masro Abdo; and Legionnaire Hannaoui Ibrahim, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322953	165128	D/DLI 1/12/38	122722	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Flight Lieutenant A. Ward, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322954	165128	D/DLI 1/12/39	122723	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of the graves of Sepoy-Fitter Muhammad Yaqub and Craftsman Karim Ullah, of the Indian Army Ordnance Corps, in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322955	165128	D/DLI 1/12/40	122724	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of a grave of an unknown soldier in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322957	165128	D/DLI 1/12/41	122725	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322958	165128	D/DLI 1/12/42	122726	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322959	165128	D/DLI 1/12/43	122727	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322956	165128	D/DLI 1/12/44	122728	I		1 photograph, 10cm. x 15cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322960	165128	D/DLI 1/12/45	122729	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322961	165128	D/DLI 1/12/46	122730	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322962	165128	D/DLI 1/12/47	122731	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322963	165128	D/DLI 1/12/48	122732	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322964	165128	D/DLI 1/12/49	122733	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322965	165128	D/DLI 1/12/50	122734	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322966	165128	D/DLI 1/12/51	122735	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
322967	165128	D/DLI 1/12/52	122736	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt, n.d. [1991]
171892	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53	122737	S	War graves of Durham Light Infantrymen, Berlin, Germany, 1943 – 1945
322968	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(1)	122738	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4440137 Lance-Corporal E. Walton, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 19 February 1943, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322969	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(2)	122739	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4470295 Private J.M. Best, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 5 May 1944, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322970	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(3)	122740	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 3316429 Corporal J. Bell, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 19 June 1944, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322971	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(4)	122741	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4461768 Private R. Hunter, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 16 July 1944, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322972	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(5)	122742	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4459340 Private A.G. Arthur, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 1 August 1944, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322973	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(6)	122743	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4462405 Private T.W. Crawford, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 1 August 1944, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322974	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(7)	122744	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 5444383 Private G.W. Roberts, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 26 February 1945, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322975	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(8)	122745	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4457500 Lance-Corporal J.H. Woods, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 27 February 1945, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322976	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(9)	122746	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of 4454443 Private J. Lowerson, The Durham Light Infantry, killed 15 April 1945, in Berlin, Germany; photograph taken, n.d.
322977	165128	D/DLI 1/12/53(10)	122747	I		1 photograph, 12.5 cm. x 17 cm., black and white; 1 negative, 6 cm. x 6cm		Photograph of the grave of Janet Christine Lieselotte, daughter of Sergeant D.R. Bell, 28 June 1956
171893	165128	D/DLI 1/12/54-67	122748	S	Graves in Kranji Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, 1946
322978	165128	D/DLI 1/12/54	122749	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Private G.L. Barratt, The Durham Light Infantry, died 25 April 1946, at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322979	165128	D/DLI 1/12/55	122750	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of the graves of Private L. Barrett, The Durham Light Infantry, died 26 September 1946, and Vice-Admiral E.J. Spooner, at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322980	165128	D/DLI 1/12/56	122751	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of the grave of Private D.R. McGregor, The Durham Light Infantry, died 28 April 1946, at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322981	165128	D/DLI 1/12/57	122752	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of two graves of unidentified soldiers of the Second World War at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322982	165128	D/DLI 1/12/58	122753	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of graves at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322983	165128	D/DLI 1/12/59	122754	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322984	165128	D/DLI 1/12/60	122755	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322985	165128	D/DLI 1/12/61	122756	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322986	165128	D/DLI 1/12/62	122757	I		1 photograph, 13cm. x 9cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322987	165128	D/DLI 1/12/63	122758	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322989	165128	D/DLI 1/12/64	122759	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322990	165128	D/DLI 1/12/65	122760	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 13cm., colour		Photograph of Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980s]
322991	165128	D/DLI 1/12/66	122761	I		2 strips of negatives		Negatives of the graves of Private D.P. McGregor, Private G.L. Barratt and Lieutenant A.E. Clifton at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d. [1980]
322988	165128	D/DLI 1/12/67	122762	I		1 negative 5cm. x 4cm.		Negative of an unidentified ceremony at Kranji War Memorial Cemetery, Singapore, n.d.
171894	165128	D/DLI 1/12/68-74	122763	S	War Memorials, 20thC
322992	165128	D/DLI 1/12/68	122764	I		1 paper, 9.5cm. x 15cm., black and white		Print of the South African war memorial, Durham Cathedral, n.d. [20th c.]
322993	165128	D/DLI 1/12/69	122765	I		1 photograph, 23.5cm. x 31cm., black and white		Photograph of the war memorial at Primosole, Sicily, erected in memory of the men of the 6th, 8th and 9th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, who died between 10 July and 17 August 1943, n.d.
322994	165128	D/DLI 1/12/70	122766	I		1 photograph, 9cm. x 6cm., black and white, and 1 paper		Photograph of a Durham Light Infantry memorial tablet in Crete, 1945 or 1946 Includes: a note concerning the tablet, n.d.
322995	165128	D/DLI 1/12/71	122767	I		1 photograph, 17cm. x 24cm., colour, card mounted		Photograph of the Kohima Memorial, India, n.d. [1982]
322996	165128	D/DLI 1/12/72	122768	I		1 photograph, 25cm. x 19cm., black and white		Photograph of the Kohima Memorial, India, n.d. [1982]
322997	165128	D/DLI 1/12/73	122769	I		1 photograph, 24cm. x 19cm., colour, mounted		Photograph of The Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel, Durham, n.d., [1968]
322998	165128	D/DLI 1/12/74	122770	I		1 transparency, 13cm. x 10cm., colour		Transparency of The Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel, Durham, n.d., [1968]
640469	165128	D/DLI 1/13	122771	S	Commemorative and Memorial Ceremonies
640501	165128	D/DLI 1/13/1	122772	S	Coronation of King George V, 1911
323044	165128	D/DLI 1/13/1	122773	I		1 volume, paper bound, and 21 papers		Instructions for the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, 1911
640502	165128	D/DLI 1/13/2	122774	S	Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953
323045	165128	D/DLI 1/13/2	122775	I		1 booklet		Order of service for the coronation review of ex-servicemen and women by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, Hyde Park, London, 5 July 1953
640503	165128	D/DLI 1/13/3	122776	S	Birthday parade of Queen Elizabeth II, 1963
323046	165128	D/DLI 1/13/3	122777	I		1 booklet		Programme of the parade in honour of the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II, 8 June 1963
640505	165128	D/DLI 1/13/4	122778	S	Freedom of the city of Durham, 1944
323047	165128	D/DLI 1/13/4	122779	I		1 paper		Order of ceremony for the honouring of The Durham Light Infantry, City of Durham, 15 March 1944
640506	165128	D/DLI 1/13/5	122780	S	Freedom of the borough of Sunderland, 1944
323048	165128	D/DLI 1/13/5	122781	I				Photographs of the ceremony conferring the freedom of the borough of Sunderland on The Durham Light Infantry (as part of ‘Salute the Soldier Week’), 10 June 1944, as follows:
323049	165128	D/DLI 1/13/5(1)	122782	I				Photograph of Councillor W.L. Milburn, mayor, presenting the grant of the freedom of Sunderland to Colonel C.L. Matthews, on the steps of Sunderland Town Hall, 1944
323050	165128	D/DLI 1/13/5(2)	122783	I				Photograph of the unfurling of the colours of The Durham Light Infantry outside Sunderland Town Hall, 1944
323051	165128	D/DLI 1/13/5(3)	122784	I		3 photographs, 20cm. x 15cm., black and white, in a card mount		Photograph of The Durham Light Infantry marching past Sunderland Town Hall, 1944
640507	165128	D/DLI 1/13/6	122785	S	Freedom of the borough of Hartlepool, 1958
323052	165128	D/DLI 1/13/6	122786	I		1 booklet		Grant to The Durham Light Infantry of freedom of entry into the borough of Hartlepool, 10 May 1958 Includes: photographs of H.R.H. Princess Alexandra; Major-General J.H.N. Poett; and Councillor W.W. Emerson, Mayor of Hartlepool
640508	165128	D/DLI 1/13/7-9	122787	S	Bicentenary of the regiment, 1958
323053	165128	D/DLI 1/13/7	122788	I		1 booklet		Order of service to celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of the raising of The Durham Light Infantry, Durham Cathedral,17 May 1958
323054	165128	D/DLI 1/13/8	122789	I		1 card		Invitation from Major-General J.H.N. Poett and the Officers of The Durham Light Infantry to attend the bicentenary commemoration service in Durham Cathedral, 17 May 1958
323055	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9	122790	I				Album of press photographs of The Durham Light Infantry Bicentenary Parade, 17 May 1958
323056	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(1)	122791	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent standing on a saluting base, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323057	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(2)	122792	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/285(214)
323058	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(3)	122793	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323059	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(4)	122794	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent waving to the public, taken outside the Town Hall, Durham, 17 May 1958
323060	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(5)	122795	I				Photograph of Major-General J.H.N. Poett pinning a brooch onto Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent’s lapel, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323061	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(6)	122796	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent and Major-General J.H.N. Poett, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323062	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(7)	122797	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent receiving flowers from a young girl as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323063	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(8)	122798	I				Photograph of a bandmaster conducting from a bandstand, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323064	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(9)	122799	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent talking to former soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323065	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(10)	122800	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent receiving a gift from a Chelsea pensioner as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323066	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(11)	122801	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/285(211)
323067	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(12)	122802	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/286(67)
323069	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(13)	122803	I				Photograph of officers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, leading soldiers past a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323070	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(14)	122804	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323071	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(15)	122805	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323068	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(16)	122806	I				Photograph of the colour party, and escort, of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching though the grounds of Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323072	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(17)	122807	I				Photograph of the colour party, and escort, of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, on parade in the grounds of Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323073	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(18)	122808	I				Photograph of the band of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching past a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323074	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(19)	122809	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent standing at a saluting base accompanied by Major-General J.H.N. Poett, second right, and a senior office and a civic dignitary [possibly the Mayor of Durham], taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323075	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(20)	122810	I				Photograph of the colour party of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching past a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323076	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(21)	122811	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent, accompanied by a senior officer and a civic dignitary [possibly the Mayor of Durham], walking across the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323077	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(22)	122812	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent and a man walking out of a building [possibly Durham Cathedral], taken in Durham, 17 May 1958
323078	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(23)	122813	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent and a civic dignitary [possibly the Mayor of Durham] walking out of Durham Town Hall, 17 May 1958
323079	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(24)	122814	I				Photograph of soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching past a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at the Market Place, 17 May 1958
323080	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(25)	122815	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323081	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(26)	122816	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/286(65)
323082	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(27)	122817	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/286(64)
323083	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(28)	122818	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent talking to a clergyman as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken in Durham [possibly outside Durham Cathedral], 17 May 1958
323084	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(29)	122819	I				Photograph of soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching past a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at the Market Place, 17 May 1958
323085	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(30)	122820	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/285(212)
323086	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(31)	122821	I				Photograph of a Chelsea pensioner presenting Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent with a gift, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323087	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(32)	122822	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent receiving a gift from a Chelsea pensioner as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323088	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(33)	122823	I				Photograph of Major-General J.H.N. Poett introducing Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent to a senior officer, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323089	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(34)	122824	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent standing at a saluting base during a bicentenary parade, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323090	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(35)	122825	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent talking to a staff sergeant of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, during an inspection, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323091	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(36)	122826	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323092	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(37)	122827	I				Photograph of Major-General J.H.N. Poett pinning a brooch onto Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent’s lapel, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323093	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(38)	122828	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent waving to the public as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken outside the Town Hall, Durham, 17 May 1958
323094	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(39)	122829	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent waving to the public from a saluting base, taken at the Market Place, Durham, 17 May 1958
323095	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(40)	122830	I				Duplicate of D/DLI 2/1/285(213)
323096	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(41)	122831	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323097	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(42)	122832	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent inspecting soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323098	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(43)	122833	I				Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent receiving flowers from a young girl as Major-General J.H.N. Poett looks on, taken at Brancepeth Castle, 17 May 1958
323000	165128	D/DLI 1/13/9(44)	122834	I		1 album, card bound		Photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent and a man walking out of a building [possibly Durham Cathedral], taken in Durham, 17 May 1958
640509	165128	D/DLI 1/13/10	122835	S	Centenary of the battle of Inkerman, 1954
323001	165128	D/DLI 1/13/10	122836	I		1 paper, printed		Newspaper cutting from the Teesdale Mercury, concerning The Durham Light Infantry’s celebration of the centenary of the battle of Inkerman, Crimea, Russia, 3 November 1954
640510	165128	D/DLI 1/13/11	122837	S	South African war memorial dedication, Darlington, 1905
323002	165128	D/DLI 1/13/11	122838	I		1 booklet, printed		Official programme of the admission to the honorary freedom of the borough of Darlington of Field Marshal the Rt. Hon. Earl Roberts; and of ceremony of unveiling the South African war memorial, Darlington, 5 August 1905 Includes: photographs; a copy of the memorial inscription; and a list of Darlington men who served in the South African War
640511	165128	D/DLI 1/13/12	122839	S	Bowes Museum war memorial dedication, 1921
322999	165128	D/DLI 1/13/12	122840	I		1 booklet		Order of service, for the unveiling of the memorial commemorating the dead of the Great War in the grounds of the Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, 7 July 1921
640512	165128	D/DLI 1/13/13-28	122841	S	Durham Light Infantry memorial chapel dedication, 1923
323003	165128	D/DLI 1/13/13	122842	I		1 paper, printed		Order of service of Dedication of the Memorial Chapel of The Durham Light Infantry at Durham Cathedral, 20 October 1923
323004	165128	D/DLI 1/13/14	122843	I		1 card, 11.5cm. x 9cm.		Invitation from the Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral to Lady Katherine Vane to the Solemn Dedication of the Military Memorial Chapel in Durham Cathedral, 20 October 1923
323005	165128	D/DLI 1/13/15	122844	I		1 paper		Description of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel, Durham Cathedral, n.d. [20 October 1923]
323006	165128	D/DLI 1/13/16	122845	I		1 paper		Part letter from an unidentified correspondent, North Bailey, Durham, to ‘Francie’, concerning the consecration ceremony of the memorial chapel in Durham Cathedral, on 20 October 1923, and concerning family news, 21 October 1923
323007	165128	D/DLI 1/13/17	122846	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 21cm., black and white		Photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry marching over Framwellgate Bridge, Durham, 20 October 1923
323008	165128	D/DLI 1/13/18	122847	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 21cm., black and white		Photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry marching over Framwellgate Bridge, Durham, 20 October 1923
323009	165128	D/DLI 1/13/19	122848	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 17cm., black and white		Photograph of civic dignitaries parading onto Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323010	165128	D/DLI 1/13/20	122849	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of officers standing to attention on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323011	165128	D/DLI 1/13/21	122850	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 21cm., black and white		Photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry standing to attention on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323012	165128	D/DLI 1/13/22	122851	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 17cm., black and white		Photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry being inspected on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323013	165128	D/DLI 1/13/23	122852	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of two officers on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323014	165128	D/DLI 1/13/24	122853	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of an unidentified captain of The Durham Light Infantry and two women, crossing Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323015	165128	D/DLI 1/13/25	122854	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 22cm., black and white		Photograph of two unidentified officers on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323016	165128	D/DLI 1/13/26	122855	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of an unidentified officer of The Durham Light Infantry, and two other men, on Palace Green, Durham, 20 October 1923
323017	165128	D/DLI 1/13/27	122856	I		1 photograph, 22cm. x 17cm., black and white		Photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry parading into Durham Cathedral, 20 October 1923
323018	165128	D/DLI 1/13/28	122857	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 20cm., black and white		Photograph of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel in Durham Cathedral, 20 October 1923
640513	165128	D/DLI 1/13/29	122858	S	Durham Light Infantry memorial garden dedication, 1950
323019	165128	D/DLI 1/13/29	122859	I		1 card, 11.5cm. x 7cm.		Invitation card from the Mayor of Durham, Councillor Mrs. H.H. Rushford, J.P., to tea at the Town Hall after the dedication of The Durham Light Infantry War Memorial Garden, 9 July 1950
640514	165128	D/DLI 1/13/30	122860	S	Commonwealth war memorial dedication, Medjez-el-Bab, Tunisia, 1957
323020	165128	D/DLI 1/13/30	122861	I		1 booklet		Order of ceremony for the unveiling of the memorial, at Medjez-el-Bab, Tunisia, to officers and men of the armies of the Commonwealth, who died between 1939 and 1945, by General Sir Kenneth Anderson, 16 November 1957
640516	165128	D/DLI 1/13/31-38	122862	S	Commonwealth war memorial dedication, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 1958
323021	165128	D/DLI 1/13/31	122863	I		1 booklet		Order of ceremony for the unveiling of the memorial, to officers and men of the land forces of the Commonwealth, in Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), by General Sir Francis Festing, Commander in Chief Far East Land Forces, 9 February 1958
323022	165128	D/DLI 1/13/32	122864	I		3 papers		Report on the ceremony of the unveiling of the memorial in Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), 9 February 1958
323023	165128	D/DLI 1/13/33	122865	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 12cm., black and white		Photograph of Indian Army, Royal Navy and Indian Navy contingents at the unveiling of the memorial in Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958]
323024	165128	D/DLI 1/13/34	122866	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 12cm., black and white		Photograph of the Commander-in-Chief about to inspect the guard of honour at the unveiling of the memorial in Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958] Relatives of servicemen may be seen to the right of the photograph, and Indian Army, Royal Air Force and Indian Air Force contingents may be seen at the top right of the photograph
323025	165128	D/DLI 1/13/35	122867	I		1 photograph, 16.5cm. x 12cm., black and white		Photograph of the Commander-in-Chief laying a wreath at the memorial, with representatives of Commonwealth countries in the background, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958]
323026	165128	D/DLI 1/13/36	122868	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 20.5cm., black and white		Photograph of the memorial taken from the top of the rotunda, showing the regimental panels, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958]
323028	165128	D/DLI 1/13/37	122869	I		1 photograph, 16cm. x 20.5cm., black and white		Photograph of the front entrance to the cemetery taken from the top of the rotunda, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958]
323029	165128	D/DLI 1/13/38	122870	I		1 photograph, 20cm. x 16cm., black and white		Photograph of the front view of the memorial and of the regimental panels behind the pillars, Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), n.d. [9 February 1958]
640517	165128	D/DLI 1/13/39	122871	S	Commonwealth war memorial dedication, Brookwood, Surrey, 1958
323030	165128	D/DLI 1/13/39	122872	I		1 booklet		Order of ceremony at the unveiling of the memorial to officers and men of the land forces of the Commonwealth, by Queen Elizabeth II, Brookwood, Surrey, 25 October 1958
640519	165128	D/DLI 1/13/40-42	122873	S	Thanksgiving services for the end of the Second World War, 1945
323027	165128	D/DLI 1/13/40	122874	I		1 booklet		Order of service for the Second Army thanksgiving service on the conclusion of the campaign of 6 June 1944 to 5 May 1945 in North West Europe, n.d., [May 1945]
323031	165128	D/DLI 1/13/41	122875	I		2 papers		Order of service for the Eighth Army Service of Thanksgiving, n.d. [May 1945] Includes: a list of the formation signs represented on the cover of the order of service
323032	165128	D/DLI 1/13/42	122876	I		1 booklet		Order of service for a Jewish Service of Thanksgiving for Victory, at Lungotevere Cenci Synagogue, Rome, Italy, n.d. [1945]
640521	165128	D/DLI 1/13/43	122877	S	Anniversary of the battle of El Alamein, 1946
323033	165128	D/DLI 1/13/43	122878	I		1 booklet		Programme for the El Alamein Anniversary Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 23 October 1946
640522	165128	D/DLI 1/13/44-45	122879	S	John Byrne, V.C., memorial dedication, 1985
323034	165128	D/DLI 1/13/44	122880	I				Newspaper cuttings concerning the memorial service held for Colour-Sergeant John Byrne, V.C., at the unveiling, on 4 December 1985, of a new headstone in St. Woolo’s Cemetery, Newport, Gwent, South Wales, 5 – 14 November 1985
323035	165128	D/DLI 1/13/44(1)	122881	I				Photocopy of a photograph of Major-General Peter de la Billière, General Officer Commanding Wales, saluting the grave of Colour-Sergeant John Byrne, V.C., 68th Light Infantry, taken at Saint Woolos Cemetery, Newport, Wales, 4 November 1985
323036	165128	D/DLI 1/13/44(2)	122882	I		2 papers, printed		Photocopy of a photograph of Major-General Peter de la Billière, General Officer Commanding Wales, laying a wreath at the grave of Colour-Sergeant John Byrne, V.C., 68th Light Infantry, taken at Saint Woolos Cemetery, Newport, Wales, 4 November 1985
323037	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45	122883	I				Photographs of the memorial service held for Colour-Sergeant John Byrne, V.C., 4 November 1985
323038	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(1)	122884	I				Photograph of a bugler sounding the Last Post, 1985
323039	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(2)	122885	I				Photograph of Major-General de la Billière receiving a wreath, 1985
323040	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(3)	122886	I				Photograph of Major-General de la Billière laying a wreath beside John Byrne’s headstone, 1985
323041	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(4)	122887	I				Photograph of an unidentified civilian laying a wreath, 1985
323042	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(5)	122888	I				Photograph of the mayor [of Newport, Gwent, South Wales], laying a wreath, 1985
323043	165128	D/DLI 1/13/45(6)	122889	I		6 photographs, 25cm. x 20cm., black and white		Photograph of Major-General de la Billière and dignitaries at St. Woolo’s Cemetery, Newport, Gwent, South Wales,1985
640470	165128	D/DLI 1/14	122890	S	Colours and Colour Ceremonies
171896	165128	D/DLI 1/14/1-2	122891	S	Newspaper cuttings, 1968
323099	165128	D/DLI 1/14/1	122892	I		26 papers		Newspaper cuttings concerning the appeal fund and the laying up of the colours of The Durham Light Infantry, 8 – 27 November 1968
323100	165128	D/DLI 1/14/2	122893	I		54 papers		Newspaper cuttings concerning the laying up of the colours of The Durham Light Infantry, 23 November – 14 December 1968
640526	165128	D/DLI 1/14/3-5	122894	S	Photographs, 1968 – 1991
323101	165128	D/DLI 1/14/3	122895	I		1 photograph, 19cm. x 24 m. black and white		Photograph of H.R.H. Princess Alexandra at the ceremony of the laying up of the colours of The Durham Light Infantry on Palace Green, Durham, 12 December 1968
323102	165128	D/DLI 1/14/4	122896	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of a regimental plaque representing the colours of the 68th Durham Light Infantry, in an unidentified church, 31 January 1991
323103	165128	D/DLI 1/14/5	122897	I		1 photograph, 15cm. x 10cm., colour		Photograph of a regimental plaque representing the colours of the 68th Durham Light Infantry, in an unidentified church, 31 January 1991
640471	165128	D/DLI 1/15	122898	S	Durham Light Infantry Prisoners of War Fund
171897	165128	D/DLI 1/15/1-26	122899	S	Wrightson Comforts Fund, 1914 – 1918
323104	165128	D/DLI 1/15/1	122900	I		1 volume, card bound		‘Account of Requisites for the Red Cross, Army and Navy during the War’, August 1914 – [1918]
323105	165128	D/DLI 1/15/2	122901	I		1 volume, card bound		Account book of comforts for the troops, 1914 – 1919
323106	165128	D/DLI 1/15/3	122902	I		1 booklet		Notes of parcels sent to prisoners of war, 29 May 1915 – 13 November 1916
323107	165128	D/DLI 1/15/4	122903	I		9 papers		Notes of the addresses of soldiers and of comforts sent, [1916]
323108	165128	D/DLI 1/15/5	122904	I		1 card		Certificate, signed by the members of ‘The Durham Light Infantry Prisoners of War Fund’, and sent to Mrs. Shafto, thanking her for organising the fund, 25 December 1918
323109	165128	D/DLI 1/15/6	122905	I		1 paper		Letter from Katharine L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lady Wrightson, concerning the sending of comforts to men of The Durham Light Infantry being held as prisoners of war, 14 May 1915
323110	165128	D/DLI 1/15/7	122906	I		2 papers		Letter from Katharine L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lady Wrightson, concerning the sending of comforts to men of The Durham Light Infantry being held as prisoners of war, 13 January [1916 – 1918]
323111	165128	D/DLI 1/15/8	122907	I		1 paper		Letter from Katharine L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lady Wrightson, concerning the sending of comforts to men of The Durham Light Infantry being held as prisoners of war, 10 May [1916 – 1918]
323112	165128	D/DLI 1/15/9	122908	I		1 paper		Letter from Katharine L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, to Lady Wrightson, concerning the sending of comforts to men of The Durham Light Infantry being held as prisoners of war, 18 June [1916 – 1918]
323114	165128	D/DLI 1/15/10	122909	I		1 paper		Letter from Theresa, Lady Londonderry, Wynyard Park, Stockton on Tees, to Lady Wrightson, thanking her for the parcel of comforts for the Durhams and adding that she has been arranging Seaham Hall as a convalescent hospital, 11 June 1915
323115	165128	D/DLI 1/15/11	122910	I		3 papers		Letter from Private J. Longthorne, The Durham Light Infantry, Wahn, near Cologne, Germany, to his wife, asking her to thank Lady Wrightson for the parcels, 15 September [1916]
323116	165128	D/DLI 1/15/12	122911	I		1 paper		Letter from Mrs. Longthorne to Lady Wrightson, sending her husband’s letter and thanking her for the parcels, 26 September 1916
323113	165128	D/DLI 1/15/13	122912	I		3 papers		Letter from [Lieutenant R.J. Clews], Number 9 Light Railway Royal Engineers, British Expeditionary Force, France, to his aunt, Lady Wrightson, Neasham Hall, Darlington, thanking her for the parcel and sending personal news, 28 June 1917
323117	165128	D/DLI 1/15/14	122913	I		1 postcard		Prisoner of war postcard from Andrew McCormack, Merseburg, Germany, to Lady K. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, thanking her for two parcels, 13 June 1915
323118	165128	D/DLI 1/15/15	122914	I		1 postcard		Prisoner of war postcard from A. Gleason, the 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Hameln, Germany, to Lady K. Vane, Adlestrop House, Chipping Norton, Gloucestershire, thanking her for a food parcel, 11 July 1915
323119	165128	D/DLI 1/15/16	122915	I		1 paper		Prisoner of war envelope from Private P. Cunningham, Giessen, Germany, to Lady K.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, 5 February 1917
323120	165128	D/DLI 1/15/17	122916	I		1 paper		Envelope from R. Stokes to Lady K.L. Vane, Haughton Hall, Darlington, 2 December 1918
323121	165128	D/DLI 1/15/18	122917	I		1 card		Prisoner of war postcard from Private J. Whyatt, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Gardelegen, Germany, to Mrs. Shafto, [9] South Bailey, Durham, asking for a parcel of food, 25 July 1915
323122	165128	D/DLI 1/15/19	122918	I		1 card		Prisoner of war postcard from Lance-Corporal J.T. Lynas, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Dülmen, Germany, to Miss Ord, Sands Hall, Sedgefield, asking to be put in touch with a [Red Cross] fund, 11 October 1915
323123	165128	D/DLI 1/15/20	122919	I		1 card		Prisoner of war postcard from Private Joseph Marshall, The Durham Light Infantry, Limburg, Germany, to Mrs Darwin, Dryburn, Durham, asking for ‘something warm for the winter’, 29 October 1915
323124	165128	D/DLI 1/15/21	122920	I		1 card		Prisoner of war postcard from Private William Goodall, 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Soltau, Germany, to Lady Dale, 3 Queen’s Gardens, Hove, Brighton, Sussex, containing a message of thanks, 17 June 1916
323125	165128	D/DLI 1/15/22	122921	I		1 paper		Envelope from [L. Pertongen], Granville, Manche, France, to Miss Banks, Haughton le Skerne, Darlington, 18 December 1916
323126	165128	D/DLI 1/15/23	122922	I		1 paper		Programme of an evening of music and drama at Neasham Reading Room, 1 February, n.d. [1914 – 1918]
323127	165128	D/DLI 1/15/24	122923	I		1 paper, printed		Newspaper cutting from the Yorkshire Herald, concerning Lady Londonderry’s Fund for Wheeled Stretchers, 5 October 1915
323128	165128	D/DLI 1/15/25	122924	I		1 paper, printed		Newspaper cutting from the Newcastle Daily Journal, concerning Lady Londonderry’s Fund for Wheeled Stretchers, 5 October 1915
323129	165128	D/DLI 1/15/26	122925	I		1 paper		Extract from The Times newspaper advising ‘How to be Useful in War-Time’, 5 August 1914
171898	165128	D/DLI 1/15/27	122926	S	Durham Light Infantry Prisoner of War Fund, 1939 – 1945			For minutes of the Prisoner of War Fund, 1941 – 1945, see D/DLI 1/3/12
323130	165128	D/DLI 1/15/27	122927	I		1 card		Christmas card from Prisoner of War Camp Oflag VIIB, Germany, sent by Private Nicholson to the Honorary Secretary, Durham Light Infantry Prisoner of War Fund, The Garden House, Brancepeth, 16 December 1944
640472	165128	D/DLI 1/16	122928	S	Durham Light Infantry Dinner Club			For additional records of the Dinner Club see D/DLI 7/509/1-3
640527	165128	D/DLI 1/16/1	122929	S	Record of the hundred dinners, 1860 – 1977
323131	165128	D/DLI 1/16/1	122930	I		1 card and 1 paper, printed		Record of the hundred dinners of The Durham Light Infantry Dinner Club, from 1860 – 1977, 1977 Attached: newspaper obituary of Brigadier John Michel Hanmer who died while presiding over the 100th dinner, 17 June 1977
640528	165128	D/DLI 1/16/2	122931	S	Records concerning the 100th dinner, 1977
323132	165128	D/DLI 1/16/2	122932	I		1 card, printed		Menu card of the 100th dinner of The Durham Light Infantry Dinner Club, held at the Naval and Military Club, London, 17 June 1977
640473	165128	D/DLI 1/17	122933	S	Durham Light Infantry Locomotive			Two locomotives have carried the name plate ‘The Durham Light Infantry’. The first was LNER Gresley Class V2 steam locomotive No. 60964, built at Darlington Works in 1943. It was named ‘The Durham Light Infantry’ at Durham Station on 29 April 1958 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Regiment. Before disposal at Swindon Works in 1964 the 60964 locomotive name plate was presented to the Regiment at the naming ceremony for the replacement locomotive in October 1963. Class 55 Deltic diesel locomotive D9017 was named ‘The Durham Light Infantry’ at Durham Station on 29 October 1963. It was withdrawn from service at the end of 1981 and scrapped in January 1983. The diesel locomotive name plate was presented to the Regiment by British Rail at Gilesgate TA Centre in Durham City on 1 November 1983. Both name plates are preserved in the DLI Objects Collection.
171900	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1-4	122934	S	Naming of locomotive, 1963
323133	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1	122935	I				Photograph album, commemorating the naming of the North Eastern Region’s Deltic Locomotive no. D 9017 The Durham Light Infantry at Durham railway station, presented to General Sir Nigel Poett, K.C.B., D.S.O., 29 October 1963
323134	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(1)	122936	I				Photograph of dignitaries, including General Sir Nigel Poett, at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323135	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(2)	122937	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Durham County Advertiser 25 October 1963
323136	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(3)	122938	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Northern Despatch 25 October 1963
323137	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(4)	122939	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Newcastle Evening Chronicle, 26 October 1963
323138	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(5)	122940	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Sunderland Echo, 25 October 1963
323139	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(6)	122941	I				Photograph of dignitaries at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323140	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(7)	122942	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Sunderland Echo 29 October 1963
323141	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(8)	122943	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett, at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323143	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(9)	122944	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett unveiling the name-plate of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Shields Gazette, 29 October 1963
323144	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(10)	122945	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett presenting a plaque to Driver J. Witherspoon during the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Shields Gazette, 29 October 1963
323145	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(11)	122946	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Shields Gazette, 29 October 1963
323142	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(12)	122947	I				Photograph of a bugler at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323146	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(13)	122948	I				Photograph of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Northern Echo, 29 October 1963
323147	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(14)	122949	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett at the controls of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, as Driver J. Witherspoon looks on, taken from the Northern Echo, 29 October 1963
323148	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(15)	122950	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Northern Echo, 29 October 1963
323149	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(16)	122951	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett [with L.H. McRobert of British Railways] at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323150	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(17)	122952	I				Newspaper cutting reporting the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Northern Daily Mail, 29 October 1963
323151	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(18)	122953	I				Photograph of dignitaries, including General Sir Nigel Poett, at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323152	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(19)	122954	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett presenting a plaque to driver J. Witherspoon during the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Middlesbrough Evening Gazette, 29 October 1963
323153	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(20)	122955	I				Photograph of dignitaries, including General Sir Nigel Poett and Captain R.W. Annand V.C., at the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323154	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(21)	122956	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett at the controls of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from The Journal, 30 October 1963
323155	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(22)	122957	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett in the drivers’ cab of the new locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham Railway Station, 29 October 1963
323156	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(23)	122958	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett presenting a plaque to driver J. Witherspoon during the naming ceremony of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken from the Northern Echo, 30 October 1963
323157	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(24)	122959	I				Photograph of dignitaries, including General Sir Nigel Poett [with L.H. McRobert of British Railways], taken during the presentation of a name plate of a previously named engine to General Sir Nigel Poett, at the naming ceremony of the new locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323158	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(25)	122960	I				Photograph of dignitaries, including General Sir Nigel Poett [with L.H. McRobert of British Railways], taken during the presentation of a name plate of a previously named engine to General Sir Nigel Poett, at the naming ceremony of the new locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Durham railway station, 29 October 1963
323159	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(26)	122961	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett being presented with a painting of the locomotive The Durham Light Infantry, [by L.H. McRobert of British Railways], 1963
323160	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(27)	122962	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett being presented with a model of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, [by L.H. McRobert of British Railways], 1963
323161	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(28)	122963	I				Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett [with L.H. McRobert of British Railways] with a model soldier, 1963
323162	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(29)	122964	I				Photograph of two unidentified men [possibly Mr Jim Hall, co-driver, and Mr Jack Witherspoon, driver of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry] with a model of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, 1963
323163	165128	D/DLI 1/17/1(30)	122965	I		1 volume, plastic bound		Photograph of General Sir Nigel Poett and two unidentified men [possibly Mr Jim Hall co-driver on left and Mr Jack Witherspoon, train driver on right] with a model of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, 1963
323164	165128	D/DLI 1/17/2	122966	I		1 volume, plastic bound		Photograph album commemorating the naming of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, at Durham railway station, presented to The Durham Light Infantry, 29 October 1963 Duplicate of D/DLI 1/17/1
323165	165128	D/DLI 1/17/3	122967	I		1 photograph, 35cm. x 23cm., black and white, card mounted		Photograph of British Railways steam locomotive, no. 60964 The Durham Light Infantry, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
323166	165128	D/DLI 1/17/4	122968	I		1 photograph, 25cm. x 20cm., black and white		Photograph print of bandsmen of the regiment at the naming ceremony of The Durham Light Infantry steam locomotive, Durham railway station, n.d. [1963] Left ro right: Buglers R. Taylor, G. Thompson, C. Clarck; Bugle Major G. Wood; Buglers E. Philipson, W. Wells, A. Harrison, K. Mowbray; Corporal N. Langmead; and Buglers J. Gay, R. Hepworth and B. Bradshaw
640532	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5	122969	S	Presentation of nameplate to DLI Museum, 1983
323167	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5	122970	I				Photograph album of the presentation of the nameplate of the locomotive, The Durham Light Infantry, to The Durham Light Infantry Museum, 1 November 1983
323168	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(1)	122971	I				Description of the handover of The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate to The Durham Light Infantry Museum, 1 November 1983
323170	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(2)	122972	I				Photograph of buglers Stokoe, left, and Robson, right, of 7th Battalion, The Light Infantry, flanking the nameplate of The Durham Light Infantry locomotive, taken at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983
323171	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(3)	122973	I				Photograph of Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region, left, with Buglers Stokoe, second left, and Robson, right, of 7th Battalion, The Light Infantry, and Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, second right, Chief of Staff South East District, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham), taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983
323172	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(4)	122974	I				Photograph of Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region, left, Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, Chief of Staff South East District, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham), centre, and Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of the Management Trustees Durham Light Infantry, right, taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983
323169	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(5)	122975	I				Photograph of Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region, left, Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, Chief of Staff South East District, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham), centre, and Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of the Management Trustees Durham Light Infantry, right, taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983
323173	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(6)	122976	I				Photograph of dignitaries, and officers and soldiers of The Light Infantry, taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983 Left to right: Councillor J. Jones, Mayor of the Borough of Hartlepool; Councillor H.A. Carling, Mayor of South Tyneside; Councillor J. McCallum, Chairman of Durham County Council; Councillor D. Hanson, Mayor of Durham City; Councillor V.J. Hardacre, Mayor of Great Aycliffe Town Council; Bugler Stokoe, 7th Battalion, The Light Infantry; Councillor Mrs M.J. Courtney-Shaw, Town Mayor of Spennymoor; Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region; Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, second right, Chief of Staff South East District, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham); Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of the Management Trustees Durham Light Infantry; Councillor Mrs A. Pratt, Mayor of Sunderland; Councillor M.G.C.W. Wheeler, Mayor, Barnard Castle Town Council; Mr Robert Ellison, former member of The Durham Light Infantry, Senior Operating Assistant British Rail Traction and Maintenance Depot, Heaton, Tyne & Wear; Bugler Robson, 7th Battalion, The Light Infantry; Councillor A.W. Graham, Chairman, Wear Valley District Council; Councillor A.R. Pragnell, Mayor of Stockton
323174	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(7)	122977	I				Photograph of Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region, left; Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, Chief of Staff South East District Aldershot, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham), centre; and Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of the Management Trustees Durham Light Infantry, right; taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983
323175	165128	D/DLI 1/17/5(8)	122978	I		1 album, plastic bound		Photograph of Mr J.G. Thomson, Divisional Manager, Newcastle, British Rail, Eastern Region, left; Mr Robert Ellison, former member of The Durham Light Infantry, Senior Operating Assistant British Rail Traction and Maintenance Depot, Heaton, Tyne & Wear, second left; Brigadier R.B. MacGregor-Oakford, Chief of Staff South East District Aldershot, Hampshire, and Deputy Colonel The Light Infantry (Durham), second right; and Colonel W.I. Watson, Chairman of the Management Trustees Durham Light Infantry, right, taken during the handover of the The Durham Light Infantry locomotive nameplate at the Territorial Army Centre, Gilesgate, Durham, 1 November 1983