Bengal Native Infantry. Five folders contained in a box file comprising one folder of Bengal Infantry regiments pre-Mutiny containing mostly

Bengal Native Infantry. Five folders contained in a box file comprising one folder of Bengal Infantry regiments pre-Mutiny containing mostly photographs of portraits, miniatures and items of uniform, shoulder belt plates and shako plates and numerous drawings of same, and four folders of Bengal Native Infantry regiments 1-48 1860 1922 including numerous pictures of badges and insignia, copy photos and many original photos including: - groups of British and Native officers, Ist Bengal N.I c. 1890, British officers 6th Bengal Lt. Infantry c. 1865, British officers with native other ranks 8th Bengal N.I c. 1875 by Bourne and Shepherd, four groups of British and native officers 8th Raj'puts c. 1910 two groups named and annotated, British officers 10th Bengal N.I c. 1865, three groups of 14th Sikhs on manoeuvres 1886 by Lala Deen Diyal, British officers 15th Bengal N I c. 1881, 2 groups of British and native officers and other ranks 16th Bengal N.I c. 1875 ' another of 17th Loyal Regiment British and native officers 19th. Bengal N.I c. 1883, another similar group of 26th Punjab Infantry at Peshawar c. 1873, another of British and native officers 28th Punjab Infantry c. 1883, another of British and native officers 31st Bengal N.L at Mooltan, 1873, group of 45th Rattrays Sikhs in khaki service dress by Lala Deen Diyal, 1886, Pipes and Drums of 47th Sikhs in China, 1908, a fine portrait of Sikh veteran Nihal Singh, cartes de visite of Major C. F. Walter 8th Bengal N.I c. 1880, Colonel Robert Troup, 9th Bengal N.I c. 1865, J. C. C. Daunt, 11th Bengal N.I c. 1869, British officer 18th Bengal N.I c. 1864, 3 British officers of the Bheel Corps c. 1865 also a photostat copy in ring binder of standing orders for Bengal Native Infantry 1840 92 pages