Military Association Collection

Military figure in the uniform of the Royal Westminster Regiment of Volunteers, c1800

Military figure in the uniform of the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association, 1803

Military figure in the uniform of the Honourable Artillery Company, 1803

Military figure in the uniform of an unidentified volunteer regiment, c1802

Military figure in the uniform of the eleventh regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers, 1804

Military figure in the uniform of the fifth regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers, c1800

Military figure wearing the uniform of the tenth regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, 1804

Military figure wearing an unidentified volunteer uniform, c1800

Military figure wearing the uniform of the first regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, 1797

3rd London Rifle Brigade, Blackdowne, 1917
Group portrait of the 3rd London Rifle Brigade, Blackdowne, 1917

Member of the battalion in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Member of the light infantry in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Grenadier in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799. Artist
Grenadier in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Member of the London Association volunteers, 1780

Member of the Bank of England Light Infantry holding a rifle, 1799

Farrington Ward Without Volunteer holding a rifle, 1798

Member of the Aldgate Ward Association holding a rifle, 1798

Hackney Volunteer firing a rifle, 1798

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"Preserving History: A Glimpse into the Military Associations of the Past" Step back in time and witness the rich tapestry of military associations that once flourished. In this captivating collection, we explore various military figures adorned in uniforms that tell tales of loyalty, bravery, and camaraderie. Transport yourself to c1800 as a military figure proudly dons the uniform of the Royal Westminster Regiment of Volunteers. The intricate details on their attire speak volumes about their dedication to serving their country. Moving forward to 1803, another military figure stands tall in the uniform of the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association. Their ensemble exudes sophistication and elegance, reflecting both their commitment to duty and their esteemed background. In contrast, a member wearing an unidentified volunteer regiment's uniform from c1802 reminds us that not all stories are recorded in history books. Yet through this enigmatic attire, we can still appreciate their contribution towards safeguarding our nation. The Honourable Artillery Company takes center stage with a military figure showcasing its distinctive 1803 uniform. This prestigious association leaves no doubt about its members' valorous spirit as they stood ready to defend London against any threat. Venturing further into London's volunteer regiments, two figures clad in uniforms from different loyal London volunteers catch our eye. One represents the eleventh regiment while another embodies the fifth regiment - both epitomizing unwavering patriotism during tumultuous times around 1800-1804. An air of mystery surrounds an unidentified volunteer soldier dressed circa 1800; however, his presence serves as a reminder that countless individuals selflessly served without recognition or fame throughout history. Delving deeper into historical accounts brings us face-to-face with yet another valiant group - members belonging to Loyal London Volunteers' tenth regiment (c. 1804). Their resolute expressions mirror their determination to protect what they hold dear – freedom and unity.