The Society Publications and Items listed below are available by mail order from the Publications Officer
— please use our PRINTABLE ORDER FORM
 

The Publications Officer:		Please add the following Postage & Packing Rates:
Mr. David Williams, Publications Officer,		UK	20%	Internal Mail
"Ruspers", 123 East Lane,		Europe	25%	Airmail is standard
West Horsley, Surrey,		Intercontinental	25%	Surface mail (4-6 weeks)
KT24 6LJ, United Kingdom.		Intercontinental	40%	Airmail (printed paper rate)

Please make GBP cheques and IMOs payable to the "Crimean War Research Society"
and USD checks, and those in Euros, payable to "Naston Limited"
 
Please note that all prices quoted are the discounted rates for members; non-members are charged 35% more.
 
If you have any questions about our publications, or would like to place an order, please email the Publications Officer.
PLEASE :-) DO NOT EMAIL THE PUBLICATIONS OFFICER WITH GENERAL QUERIES!
 
Typically, all items listed below are available from stock, but please allow up to 28 days for despatch.
All prices are subject to alteration without notice.
The Society reserves the right to withdraw any Society Publication from sale without notice.
New Society Publications are announced in The War Correspondent and will be added to this listing as time permits.
 
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SOCIETY BADGE & TIES

SOCIETY LAPEL BADGE A very attractive pin-back lapel badge 25mm (1 inch) diameter. The colours are those of the British Crimea medal ribbon.	£3.00 or US$ 5.00 plus postage
SOCIETY TIES Silk society ties, also in the colours of the British Crimean War medal ribbon - pale blue with yellow diagonal stripes.	£15.25 or US$ 27.00 plus postage
150th ANNIVERSARY TIES A limited edition of 50 Society ties to celebrate the 150th Anniversary are available while stocks last. The design is as above with added motif and "150th Anniversary" wording in black.	£11.50 or US$ 20.00 plus postage

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INDEX
Instant access to 20 years of subject by subject and Regimental information
written in the "War Correspondent"
Journal of the Crimean War Research Society

42 page (A4) Index   =	£2.50 + P & P
	(£3.00 altogether within U.K.)

This index covers over 80 quarterly issues of the journal from April 1983 to July 2003 and will allow members, as well as non-members to speedily find required information in back numbers.
 
There is a very comprehensive A to Z index as well as a separate Regimental Index. Volume, Number and Date cross reference table and details of other information available from the Society Publications Officer are included.
 
 

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BACK ISSUES OF WAR CORRESPONDENT

INDEX	From Vol. 1 (April 1983) to Vol. 20 (July 2003)		Price per Issue	Price per Volume
Vol. 1	1983	21 Pages total	-	£2.00
Vol. 2	1984/5	72 Pages total	-	£7.00
Vol. 3	1985/6	108 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 4	1986/7	112 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 5	1987/8	128 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 6	1988/9	112 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 7	1989/90	128 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 8	1990/1	116 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 9	1991/2	172 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£12.00
Vol. 10	1992/3	132 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 11	1993/4	132 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 12	1994/5	132 Pages in 4 issues	£3.00	£10.00
Vol. 13	1995/6	160 Pages in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 14	1996/7	190 Pages in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 15	1997/8	200 Pages in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 16	1998/9	200 Pages in 4 issues	£3.50	£12.00
Vol. 17	1999/2000	208 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 18	2000/1	208 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 19	2001/2	216 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 20	2002/3	216 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£13.00
Vol. 21	2003/4	216 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£14.00
Vol. 22	2004/5	214 Pages in 4 issues	£3.75	£14.00
Vol. 23	2005	Price per issue	£3.75	-

 
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	SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS - VISCOVATOV SERIES
	An Historical description of the clothing and arms of the Russian Army 1825-1855 by Viscovatov. Translated by Mark Conrad.

		No. of Pages	Price
SPV 1	Part A List of units in 1825 and
	Part B Changes in nomenclature & organisation	92	£9.00
SPV 2 (i)	Grenadiers (brief)	30	£3.50
SPV 2 (ii)	Grenadiers (full)	99	£9.50
SPV 3	Gendarmes	20	£2.50
SPV 4	Army Train	13	£2.00
SPV 5	Foot Artillery	41	£4.50
SPV 6	Horse Artillery	23	£3.00
SPV 7	Sappers & Pioneers	33	£4.00
SPV 8	Horse Pioneers	16	£2.50
SPV 9	Marines & Infantry	35	£4.00
SPV 10 (i)	Section a – Don Cossacks – The Host Proper and
	Section b – Don Cossacks – The Ataman
	HIH the Hereditary Tsarevitch Regt.	52	£5.50
SPV 10 (ii)	Section c –Don Cossack Life Guards Regt. And
	Section d – Don Cossack Horse Artillery Battery and
	Section e – Life Guards Don Light Horse
	Artillery Battery and
	Section f – General Staff & Officials of the Don
	Cossack Host	55	£5.50
SPV 11	Carabiniers	32	£4.00
SPV12	Jager Regiments	27	£3.00
SPV13	Rifle Battalions	24	£3.00
SPV14	Cuirassier Regiments	60	£6.00
SPV15	Black Sea Cossacks	66	£6.50
SPV16	Dragoons	75	£7.00
SPV17	Horse Jager Regiments	11	£2.00
SPV18	Lancer Regiiments	63	£6.50
SPV 19	Hussar Regiments	55	£5.00

Special Offer: Buying the set of 19 SPVs individually would cost £98.50
We can offer the complete set as a special offer for £80.00 plus P & P
 
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SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS
 

No.	TITLE	No. of Pages	Price (£ - GBP)
SP1	Crimean War Bibliography; over 1900 entries	89	9.50
SP2	Medal Roll for the 42nd Royal Highland regiment	41	4.00
SP3	Crimean Medals	8(A5)	3.00
SP4A	Memorials of the Brave. A list of Graves in the Crimea &	72	7.00
	Scutari Reprint of 1858 edition
SP4B	Index to SP4A on Mrs R P Williams	40	5.00
SP5
SP6	Soldiers recommended for the French Military War Medal.	26	3.60
	400 British Soldiers and their deeds
SP7	Medal Roll for the 95th Regiment	90(A5)	5.50
SP8	Pirogov in Sevastopol – Outstanding Russian Surgeon	34	3.60
SP9	Portraits of Surviving Heroes of Balaclava, Extract from	11	2.10
	"Picture Magazine," 1984
SP10	Casualties in the Light Brigade at Balaklava	10	3.50
SP11	Taken by the Russians – The Prisoners of the Charge	14	3.50
SP12	Foreign Decorations awarded to British Officers	130	8.00
SP13	"The Soldier's Daughter" A cleverly told 'Sherlock Holmes'	16(A5)	1.00
	Story with a strong Crimean connection, by Malcolm Knott
SP14	The True Heroes of Balaclava: a reasoned attempt to revise	20	3.50
	and sharpen our perceptions of the Turks, their conduct
	at the battle, by Mike Hargeave Mawson
SP15	"Lummis and Wynn: Some Revisions and Addenda." Men	34	3.50
	whose service is proved by the Medal Rolls but who get no
	mention in L& W, there are more than 400
SP16	Catalogue of Crimean Photographs in the Royal Archives	30	3.00
	at Windsor, includes information on prices and ordering
SP17	The Defence of Sebastopol: Review of Todleban's Book in the	64	6.00
	Times Newspaper, 1864
SP18	The Crimean War by Catherine Radley, includes the diary of	96	6.00
	Lt. Frederic Pucklington, 38th Regt.
SP19	The Recall of Lord Lucan: Some Documents. By David Kelsey		5.00
SP20	The Phantom Staff Officer: by David Kelsey		1.00
SP21	The Invasion of the Crimea: Reviews of Kinglake's work from		6.00
	The Times. Compiled by David Kelsey
SP22	The Organisation and Uniforms of the Ottoman Army during		3.50
	The Crimean War, by Clive Farmer
SP23	Mr Kinglake and the Quarterlys by An Old Reviewer, compiled		3.50
	by David Kelsey
SP24	The Archives of the Royal Army Medical Corps – compiled by		3.00
	Captain Peter Starling
SP25	The Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar's Hussar Regiment in the Crimea		4.00
SP26	The Eletsky Infantry Regiment in the Heroic Defence of Sevastopol		8.50
SP27	A Table of Contents and Essential Index to Nolan – compiled by		10.00
	Anthony Margrave
SP28	INDEX OF THE CWRS JOURNAL "WAR CORRESPONDENT"		2.50
	compiled by David Williams
SP29	19th Century Steam Gunboat Revolution & British Imperial		4.50
	expansion by H Morley Verdier
SP30	Crimean Army Fund. Report of the Committee Sept. 1855		12.00
SP31	Recollections of one of the Light Brigade by Albert Mitchell		6.50
	transcribed and annotated by Larry Crider and Glenn Fisher
SP32	The Balaklava Anniversary Festival; at the Alexandra Palace		4.50
	(25th October 1875) by Dr Douglas J Austin
SP33	"Blunt Speaking" – The Crimean War Reminiscences of John Elijah		10.00
	Blunt, Civilian Interpreter by Dr. Douglas J Austin

 
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MAPS   The Society holds the following masters of Crimean maps, approx., 50cm x 70cm.

(1)	"The Crimea" by James Wyld, May 1st 1855.
(2)	"The Environs of Sebastopol, with the Batteries and Approaches" by James Wyld. September 1st 1855.
(3)	"Plan of the Attacks and Position of the Allied Armies before Sebastopol."
(4)	"Theatre of War in the Crimea, 1854 - 55, Siege of Sevastopol."
(5)	"Sebastopol and it's Environs, showing Russian Defences and the Approaches and other works of Attack of the Allied Armies."
	All priced at £5.00 each + P & P

 
In addition to the above, the Publications Officer can supply copies of some 250 other relevant maps from collections of Society members. These are available at printing cost + P & P
 
Such maps are from collections, contemporary journals, books, articles, and prints from Britain, France, Russia and Turkey. They vary in size from 750mm. x 1000mm. down to A5. Some are coloured, some are 150 years old, some are modern.
 
There being too many to itemise we suggest that if you are writing an article, following a line of research or on a study course, you contact our Publicity Officer Mr Brian Abbott, at the address given, with your interest e.g.
 
Zone - Crimea, Danube, Bosphorus, Baltic, Kinburn, Kamchatka, Sea of Azov etc.
 
Area - Town or City - fortification - battle line (e.g. Odessa, Kronstadt, Varna, Kinburn, Kertch, Constantinople etc.)
 
Event - Battle, landing, route, siege etc.
 
By explaining your need, as precisely as possible the Society will endeavour to respond with details of maps available, size, area covered, scale, price etc. as soon as possible.
 
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PRINTS The Society has acquired a number of prints from the Illustrated Times of 1855 and The Illustrated London News of 1854/5/6/7. They have yellowed to some degree, but the photocopies are of reasonable quality, some good enough for colouring and framing. Their size varies and the following list endeavours to indicate nearest approximate size to A4 and A3. They are available for 25 pence per A4 copy and 50 pence per A3 copy. However, it must be pointed out, that copies larger than A4 will have to be folded or will need A3 envelopes which cost 30 pence each. Please take this into account when ordering. Alternatively, A3 prints can be reduced to A4 when copying but of course, some detail will be lost.

PR1	Victoria Cross. The New Order of Valour.(18 pictures on 3 pages of deeds which won the VC). A3.
PR2	Sappers and Miners of the French Army. A3.
PR3	Flags borne in Procession. (French Infantry). A3.
PR4	Sardinian Riflemen. A4.
PR5	Sardinian Camp (on the Tchernaya). A4.
PR6	Bashi-Bazouka. A4
PR7	Canteen in the Zouave Camp. A4.
PR8	Subterranean Encampment of Zouaves. A4.
PR9	Plan of the Battle of the Tchernaya. A3.
PR10	Field of Tchernaya after the battle – bringing in the wounded. A4.
PR11	Battlefield of the Tchernaya – burying the dead. A4.
PR12	Sebastopol, from a watchtower in the centre of the town. A3.
PR13	Inside the Malakhoff, during the Assault. A3.
PR14	Blessing of the French flags used in the Capture of the Malakhoff. A4.
PR15	Removal of the dead and wounded after The Assault on the Malakhoff. A4.
PR16	The Mamelon after the Explosion of the Magazine. A4.
PR17	Conflagration of Sebastopol, Sept 9th. A3.
PR18	British Hospital at Renikoi. A4.
PR19	Christmas Charity – Interior of a hospital in the East. A4.
PR20	Scutari Hospital Nurse. A4.
PR21	Russian Courier with despatches. A4.
PR22	Egyptian recruits for the Turkish Army. A4.
PR23	Embarkation of Russian Prisoners at Kamiesch. A4.
PR24	Tartar Horse-stealers receiving the punishment of the Bastinado. A4.
PR25	The Punishment (of a Tartar) on the Wheel. (This is not the ancient "breaking on the wheel" but whipping.) A4.
PR26	The Dockyard at Kertch. A4.
PR27	French vandalism at Kertch. A4.
PR28	Yenikale, after the pillage. A4.
PR29	Embarkation of the Turkish Contingent at Buyukdere. A4.
PR30	The Siege of Kars – Sortie of the Turkish Garrison. A3.
PR31	The Glatton floating battery.(An experimental armoured warship not used in action). A4

 
A similar offer to the one made for MAPS can be made for PRINTS. Over 300 prints are available in collections of some members who are willing to allow copies to be made and sold by the Society for basic printing cost and postage only. Typical of items available are tinted copies of Simpson Lithographs, uniforms, monuments, ILN and Illustrated Times journals, personalities, places, events.
As with maps there are far too many prints to itemise in this price list, so, we suggest you explain your needs to the Publicity Officer as precisely as possible and we will endeavour to respond with details of how we can help, print size, price and postage.
 
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INFORMATION SHEETS
 
Information Sheets (I.S.s) are available for 12 pence per A4 page plus P & P
 

I.S.
1	French Order of Battle. Alma 20th Sept. 1854.(3 pages)
2	Units of the Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery who served in the War, and their Organisation on 13th September 1855. (1 page)
3	The Turkish Army in the Crimea. (4 pages)
4	Russia's Black Sea Fleet, 1854 (1 page)
5	Crimea-related items in the National Army Museum.(2 pages)
6	Crimea-related items in the Duke of Wellingtons Regimental Museum. (33rd)(2 pages)
7	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Green Howards (19th)(5 pages)
8	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of 23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers. (7 pages)
9	Crimea-related items for sale at the National Army Museum. (5 pages)
10	Notes on the Swiss Legion, raised for British Service in the Crimean War. (3 pages)
11	An Order of Battle for the Russian Army at the Alma.(1 page)
12	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the 13th/18th Royal Hussars.(13th Light Dragoons.(1 page)
13	Duplicate Service Numbers in Lummis & Wynn. £1
14	Crimea-related items in the Chester Military (5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, 3rd Carabiniers, 22nd Cheshire Regiment.(1 page)
15	Crimea-related items in the Sherwood Foresters Regimental Museum (Notts & Derby Regiment, 45th and 95th.(2 pages)
16	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the 4th/7th Dragoon Guards.(1 page)
17	British Order of Battle for the Alma.(3 pages)
18	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Cameronians (26th & 90th)(2 pages)
19	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Border Regiment and Kings Own Border Regiment.(34th & 55th).(2 pages)
20	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Kings Own Royal Regiment (4th) (2 pages)
21	Crimean War – Miniature Figurines (over 30mm) produced.(10 pages)
22	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, The Tower of London. (5th, 6th, 7th and 20th).(2 pages)
23	Crimea-related items in the Townley Hall Art Gallery, Burnley, Lancs. (Gen. Scarlett) (1 page)
24	Uniforms of the French Line Infantry during the Crimean War(6 pages)
25	Crimean War articles in the Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, Vols.I to XL, 1921 to 1962.(8 pages)
26	Recipients of the Victoria Cross.Royal Navy and Royal Marines.(1 page)
27	Recipients of the Victoria Cross. British Army.(2 pages)
28	British Regiments involved in the Crimean War and their Battle Honours.(2 pages)
29	Crimea-related items at Aldershot; QARANC, RAMC, RCT Museums etc. (4 pages)
30	Uniforms of the French Light Infantry in the Crimean war.(4 pages)
31	French Flags and Eagles during the Crimean War.(5 pages)
32	Uniforms of General M.D. Gorchakov.WC2.(4 pages)
33	Russian Naval Uniforms.WC3/1.(5 pages)
34	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Black Watch (42nd & 73rd).(4 pages)
35	Crimea-related items at Dunkeld Cathedral, Perth.(1 page)
36	Crimea-related items in the Coldstream Museum, Market St, Coldstream.(1 page)
37	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.(1 page)
38	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (91st & 93rd) (5 pages)
39	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Royal Scots.(1st foot)(4 pages)
40	Brief Guide to sources of biographical information about Officers and Soldiers of the British Army.(3 pages)
41	Withdrawn
42	British Order of Battle for Balaclava.(3 pages)
43	Crimea Related Items at the Museum of Army Chaplaincy
44	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the 17th/21st Lancers, Belvoir Castle near Grantham, Lincs. (1 page)
45	Crimea-related items in the Glasgow Art Gallery & Museum, Kelvingrove.(1 page)
46	Withdrawn
47	List of Crimean Ware Photographs in the Royal Collection.(4 pages)
48	Crimea-related items in the Scottish United Services Museum, Edinburgh Castle.(17 page)
49	Nominal roll of Casualties amongst Officers in action at the Alma.(3 pages)
50	List of NCO's and men who were killed in action at the Alma.(3 pages)
51	Return of Casualties which occurred in action at the Alma.(2 pages)
52	An Order of Battle for the Allied Forces engaged at Inkerman on the 5th November 1854.showing the strength of each unit and their time of arrival on the Battlefield.(3 pages)
53	Crimea-related items in the National Maritime Museum.(1 page)
54	Selective List of Photographs available from the National Maritime Museum.(5 pages)
55	Uniforms of the French Chasseurs a pied in the Crimean War.(5 pages).
56	British Order of Battle for Inkerman.(3 pages)
57	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Royal Hussars (10th & 11th Hussars),Winchester.(2 pages).
58	Uniforms of the French Zouaves in the Crimean War.(5 pages)
59	British Order of Battle – The Eastern Army, May 1856. Includes the Turkish Contingent, Osmanli Irregular Cavalry, & Foreign Legions.(5 pages)
60	Withdrawn
61	Crimea-related items in the Royal Jersey Militia Regimental Museum.(1 page)
62	Uniforms of the French Marine Regiments in the Crimean War.(3 pages)
63	List of Officers of the 42nd Highland Regiment.(5 pages)
64	Organisation of the Russian 7th Army Corps (Army of the Caucasus).(1 page)
65	DCM Medal Roll for the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders in the Crimean War.(1 page)
66	Withdrawn
67	Crimea-related items at Blair Castle, Inverary Castle & Fort William.(1 page)
68	Crimea-related items in the Guards Museum, Birdcage Walk, London.(1 page)
69	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Durham Light Infantry.(68th) Durham.(2 pages).
70	Crimea-related items in the Middlesex Regimental Museum (57th & 77th), Bruce Castle, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, London.(2 pages).
71	Withdrawn
72	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the West Yorkshire Regiment (14th and 15th), incorporating the Regimental Museum of the 4th/7th Dragoon Guards, York.(1 page).
73	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Staffordshire Regiment (38th & 80th), Lichfield.(1 page).
74	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of the Northamptonshire (48th & 58th), Abingdon Park, Northampton.(1 page).
75	Uniforms of the Moldavian and Wallachian Armies.(2 pages)
76	Russian Order of Battle of Balaclava.WC 6/4.(1 page)
77	Crimea-related items in the Royal Welch Regimental Museum of the Royal Regiment of Wales, Cardiff Castle. (2 pages)
78	Crimea-related items in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Regimental Museum, Bodmin. (2 pages).
79	Crimea-related items in the Regimental Museum of Queens Own Highlanders, (72nd, 78th & 79th), Fort George, Inverness.(3 pages).
80	Uniforms of the French Tirailleurs Algerians in the Crimean War.(4 pages)
81	Crimean War displays in the Museum of Army Transport, Beverley, Yorks.(1 page)
82	Roger Fenton photographs available in the University of Texas.(11 pages)
83	Uniforms of the French Grenadiers of the Guard, during the Crimean War.(8 pages)
84	Uniforms of the French Voltigeurs of the Guard, during the Crimean War.(6 pages)
85	Items of Crimean interest in the Museum of the Royal Corps of Signals, Blandford Forum. (1 page)

 
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