National Army Museum

Types of the Indian Native Army. Madras

chromolithograph, print

Accession Number

NAM.1981-04-2-2-37

Description

Types of the Indian Native Army. Madras. Chromolithograph, 1901. From second of two volumes of chromolithographs after Richard Simkin, Supplements to ‘The Army & Navy Gazette’, published by George Berridge and Co, London, 1897-1902.

Units

1st Regiment of Madras Lancers, (1886 - 1901)

2nd Regiment of Madras Lancers

Queen’s Own Madras Sappers and Miners, (1876 - 1903)

1st Regiment of Madras Infantry (Pioneers), (1885 - 1901)

14th Regiment of Madras Infantry, (1885 - 1901)

31st Regiment (6th Burma Battalion) of Madras (Light) Infantry

Governor’s Bodyguard, Madras (1903-1922)

People

Simkin, Richard

Berridge and Company, George

Inscriptions

‘Supplement to THE ARMY &NAVY GAZETTE, Saturday, April 6th. 1901. MILITARY TYPES – No.160. TYPES OF INDIAN NATIVE ARMY. MADRAS. 1ST MADRAS LANCERS. SUBADAR (Native Captain). GOVERNOR’S BODY GUARD. JAMADAR (Native Lieutenant). 2ND MADRAS LANCERS. (Trooper). 1ST MADRAS INFANTRY (PIONEERS.) SEPOY (Private). 14TH MADRAS INFANTRY. MADRAS SAPPERS AND MINERS (QUEEN’S OWN). JAMADAR. 31ST MADRAS INFANTRY (6TH BURMA BATTALION). SEPOY.PRINTED IN ENGLAND BY J.J. KELIHER AND CO., LTD., LONDON.’