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The photographs by Roger Fenton in this and the following two lots together comprise one of the most complete collections of his Crimean War studies extant. Despite attempts by many to provide a definitive list of titles, it is still uncertain how many prints made up the whole series, although publishers' lists of the time cited 337 subjects as complete. Gernsheim, in his Incunabula counts 360, and Hannavy states that 360 were shown to the Emperor Napoleon III, when Fenton and William Agnew presented a selection to him in September 1855. The collection offered here contains (in three lots) a total of 289 prints including approximately eight duplicates.
The photographs were offered in a series of parts, in which a group of 160 subjects was described as the "Complete Work" or the "Entire Work" in the catalogues of the commissioners and publishers, Agnew's and the auctioneers, Southgate & Barrett. The latter firm was responsible for auctioning six sets in November 1856. In addition to these 160 plates, four other groups were offered, apparently with the following titles Scenery, Views of the Camp, &c. (50 photographs); Incidents of Camp Life (60 photographs); Historical Portrait Gallery (30 photographs); and Panorama of the Plateau before Sebastopol (11 photographs). These were sold in red portfolios with gilt titles as seen in this collection. It would appear that although the number of photographs per part was fixed it was up to the individual buyer to select the particular choice of subjects. Although not included in this list, at least one other titled volume Photographs of the Seat of War in the Crimea appeared which included both portraits and views. The photographs were also available singly, at prices from 10/6 to one guinea.
The ink manuscript titles and numbers on the backs of the mounts of many of the photographs in the present collection are thought to be in Fenton's hand. Certainly, the numbering does not correspond with that on the published lists and the absence of the publisher's printed credits and titles in most instances would suggest that these prints may have been compiled by Fenton himself. The titles generally match those from the published lists, but often with less formality. For example the famous self-portrait of Roger Fenton is listed as A Zouave of the 2nd Division with the Cloak of a Russian Officer taken at Kertch whereas the manuscript caption for this image is simply With the cloak of a Russian officer taken at Kertch suggesting a greater intimacy with the subject.
The prints have been ordered in the portfolios in recent years according to the subjects in the list of the printseller Alexander Hill of Edinburgh (brother of D. O. Hill). This system has tended to mix images which are portraits with those which might be considered "Incidents" within each portfolio. Pencil reference numbers corresponding with this list have been added. Of the thirty prints which are loose only one has a printed title Cantiniere, and this does not correspond with any of the titles on the published list. Nine of the others have handwritten titles on the backs, and a few, like those in the volumes, have a title added in a later hand in pencil.
Among the many portraits of British and French military leaders and officers are studies of Major Stuart Wortley and Captain Verschoyle of the Grenadier Guards, each of whom was to become a photographer of considerable reputation. Other portraits include Croat chiefs, Zouave soldiers, the war artist William Simpson, and the Fenton self-portrait as a Zouave. The study of Marcus Sparling sitting on top of Fenton's photographic van provides a poignant reminder of the extreme conditions under which the photographs were produced. This converted van was Fenton's mobile darkroom as well as his living quarters, in which he prepared and processed over three hundred wet collodion glass negatives often in excessive heat, and, at times in dangerous circumstances. Fenton himself described that because the van was painted white it was mistaken for a munitions store and frequently shelled.
For Fenton's own detailed account of his visit to the Crimea, see Hannavy, Roger Fenton of Crimble Hall, chapter 5, which reproduces the text of his Narrative of a Photographic Trip to the Seat of War in the Crimea delivered before a meeting of the Photographic Society in January 1856.
A list of the numbers and titles, following the sequence of that published by Southgate & Barrett, Fine Art & Book Auctioneers, Nov. 21st., 1856, is as follows, with section titles from the list included:
INCIDENTS OF CAMP LIFE
51 The "Pipe of Peace"; Costume of the Camp
52 Lieutenant-Colonel Shadforth at his Hut, and Officers of the 57th Regiment
53 Lieutenant-Colonel Munro and Officers of the 39th Regiment
54 Lord Raglan's Head Quarters, with Lord Raglan, Marshal Pélissier, Lord Burghersh, Spahi and Aide-de-Camp of Marshal Pélissier
55 Officers of the 71st Highlanders [Group of 71st Regiment, with Colour-Sergeant]
58 Officers and Men of the 89th Regiment. Captain Hawley, Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, and Captain
Cuppage
59 Two Zouaves
61 Men of the 77th in Winter dress
63 English Private, in full Marching Order
64 Brigadier-General Lockyer and two of his Staff
65 The 68th Regiment, Winter Dress
66 Captain Brown, 4th Light Dragoons, and Servant, Winter Dress
67 Officers of the 71st Highlanders
68 Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell, and the Remains, after Inkermann, of the Light Company of the 38th Regiment
71 Major Burton and Officers of the 5th Dragoon Guards
72 Officers of the 90th Regiment
74 Tartar Labourers, at the Stores of the 17th Regiment
76 General Cissé, with Officers and Soldiers of General Bosquet's Division
77 Zouaves and Soldiers of the Line
79 Group of Officers - 8th Hussars
80 Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. L. Pennefather, and Captain Wing, Captain Layard, Captain Ellison, Colonel Wilbraham, Colonel the Honourable Percy Herbert, Major Thackwell, and Dr. Wood, Officers of his Staff
82 Discussion between two Croats
83 Captain Ponsonby, Captain Pearson, and Captain Markham, on the Staff of Sir George Brown
85 Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Jones and Staff
86 Head-Quarter Staff:- 1, Colonel Vico; 2, Major the Hon. Leicester Curzon; 3, Lord Burghersh; 4, Orderly; 5, Count Revel; 6, Mr. Calvert, Interpreter; 7, Colonel Poulet Somerset; 8, Colonel Hardinge; 9, Dr. Prendergast; 10, Commander Maxse; 11, Colonel Kingcote. (The Portraits are enumerated from the right)
87 The Pocket Pistol. Equipped for Balaklava
88 Captain Pechell and Men of the 77th Regiment; Winter Dress
89 Lieutenant-Colonel Hallewell, Day's Work over
90 Colonel Doherty and the Officers of the 13 Light Dragoons
91 Brigadier Garrett and Officers of the 46th Regiment
93 General Beuret and Officers of his Staff
94 Group of the 4th Dragoons
95 Hardships in the Crimea. Portraits of Captain George, Colonel Lowe, and Captain Brown, 4th Light Dragoons
96 "L'Entente Cordiale"
98 Group of Croats
99 Lieutenant Dunbar, Dr. Mackinnon, Captain Drysdale, and Captain Frazer, Officers of the 42nd Regiment
101 Chasseurs d'Afrique
102 Cooking House - 8th Hussars
103 Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell and Group of Officers at the entrance of the Cavern occupied by the General
104 Camp of the 4th Dragoon Guards, convivial Party of French and English
105 Major-General Estcourt, Adjutant-General; Major de Morel, Captain Thomson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. L. Pakenham, Officers of his Staff
106 Major Tinley, and Officers of the 39th Regiment
110 English Infantry, Piling Arms
HISTORICAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
112 Maréchal Pélissier, G.C.B.
113 General Bosquet
115 General Sir James Simpson, G.C.B.
116 Lieutenant-General Sir W. J. Codrington, K.C.B.
119 Lieutenant-General Sir. J. L. Pennefather, C.B.
120 Lieutenant-General Barnard, C.B.
125 Colonel Airey, Assistant Quarter-Master General
127 Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Burghersh, C.B.
128 Major-General Sir R. Dacres, Captain Hamley and Colonel Adye
130 Lieutenant-General Sir Richard England, K.C.B.
131 Colonel Tylden, Royal Engineers
134 Colonel Harding, Commandant at Balaklava
135 Major-General Windham, C.B., Commanding the Fourth Division
136 Colonel Chapman, C.B., Royal Engineers
138 Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Jones, K.C.B.
139 Brigadier-General Garrett
SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECTS
167 A Zouave of the 2nd Division with the Cloak of a Russian Officer taken at Kertch [self-portrait]
169 Mr. Angel, Postmaster
170 Officers of the 57th Regiment
172 Officers of the 68th Regiment
173 Lieutenant-General Barnard's Horse, Grandson of Marengo, Napoleon's Horse at Waterloo
174 Officers of the 89th Regiment at Cathcart's Hill, in Winter Dress. Captain Skynner, Lieutenant Knatchbull, Captain Conyers, Lieutenant Longfield, Captain Hawley
175 Lieutenant Montagu O'Reilly, of H.M.S. Retribution (Who took a Sketch of the Fortifications at Sebastopol for the Admiralty.)
176 Men of the 68th Regiment in ordinary dress
177 Rev. H.P. Wright, principal Chaplain to the Forces in the Crimea, and the Rev. Messieurs Wallace, Sykes, Parsons, H.A. Taylor, Boudier, Parker, Preston, and Crozier
178 Zouave and Spahi, Personal Attendants of Maréchal Pélissier
179 Captain Webb's Hut, 4th Dragoon Guards
181 Group of Officers of the 17th Regiment
182 Field Piece
183 Two Officers of the 47th Regiment
184 Lieutenant General Pennefather, and Orderly
185 Colonel Coyningham, Quarter-Master General of the Turkish Contingent, Mr. Ellis, and Orderly
186 Railway Officials - Messrs. Swan, Cadell, Middleton, Howse & Kellock
189 Captain Walker, 30th Regiment, reading General Orders
191 The Artist's Van [Marcus Sparling on roof]
192 Charger of a Turkish General, and Attendants
193 Colonel Shadforth and Men of the 57th Regiment; Inkermann in the distance
194 Officers of the 88th Regiment
195 Officers of the 71st Regiment
196 Two Serjeants, 4th Light Dragoons
197 Captain Lowry, Captain Colworthy, &c.; Head-Quarters
198 Lieutenant-General Barnard, C.B., Captain Barnard and Servants
199 Captain George, 4th Light Dragoons, and Servant
200 Captain Forster, and Officers of the 4th Dragoon Guards
201 Captain Hume, on the Staff of Sir John Campbell, and his Brother
202 Colonel Wood, and Major Stuart Wortley, on the Staff of Sir Richard England
203 Mr. Cookesley, his servant Mustapha, Mr. Alpine, and Mr. Chaplin, of the Commissariat
204 Officers of the 90th Regiment
205 Officers of the 57th Regiment
206 Captain Burnaby of the Grenadier Guards, and Nubian Servant
208 Captain Morgan, Rifle Corps, A.D.C. to General Barnard, on Coxcomb, the Winner of the Crimean Races, the property of Captain Barnard, Grenadier Guards
211 77th Regiment in Winter Costume, ready for the Trenches
212 Captain Hall, and Group of the 14th
213 Four Zouaves in Turbans
214 Major Daniels and Officers
215 Mr. Thompson, of the Commissariat, and Attendants of Ismail Pacha
216 Colonel Airey and Major Hallewell
217 Major Brandling's Hut
218 Reverend Mr. Butler, and Officers of the 47th Regiment
220 Group of Three Croats
222 Croup of Chasseurs d'Afrique
224 Colonel Clarke, Scots Greys, with the Horse wounded at Balaklava
225 Major Butler, 28th Regiment
227 Captain Godley, 28th Regiment
228 Major Burton, 5th Dragoon Guards
229 Cornet Wilkin, 11 Hussars
230 Lieutenant-Colonel Blane
231 Mr. Thompson, Commissariat
232 Colonel F. W. Hamilton, Grenadier Guards
233 Captain Walker, 30th Regiment
234 The Honourable Major Cathcart, Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General to the Light Division
235 Mr. Angel, Postmaster
237 Captain Graham and Captain Macleod, 42nd Regiment
238 Captain Drysdale, 42nd Regiment
239 Captain Phillips and Lieutenant Yates, 8th Hussars
241 Colonel Clarke, Scots Greys
242 Captain Pretyman, 33rd Regiment
243 Captain Holder, Fusilier Guards
245 Commander Ballan, on the Staff of General Bosquet
246 Captain Verschoyle, Grenadier Guards
247 Chasseur d'Afrique, Officer
248 Captain Lilley, Field Train
249 Lieutenant Gayner, 47th Regiment
251 Dr. Marlow, 28th Regiment
252 Captain Turner, Coldstream Guards
254 Lieutenant Grylls, R.H.A.
255 Captain Luard, Deputy Quartermaster-General
256 Colonel Moorsom, Fusilier Guards
257 Viscount Kirkwall, Captain 71st Highlanders
258 Captain Andrews, 28th Regiment
259 The Honourable Major Cathcart, Dep. As. Adj.-Gen. to the Light Division
260 Lieutenant King, 4th Light Dragoons
261 Captain Fay, on General Bosquet's Staff
262 Captain Portal, 4th Light Dragoons, equipped for Balaklava
264 Colonel Reynardson (Colonel Reynardson had the command of the Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Inkermann)
265 Captain Bolton, Royal Artillery
268 Captain Bernand, 5th Dragoon Guards
269 Colonel Adye, Royal Artillery
270 Captain Lord Balgonie, Grenadier Guards
271 Captain Conyngham, 42nd Regiment
272 Captain Halford, 5th Dragoons
273 Lieutenant-Colonel Seymour, Fusilier Guards
274 The Honourable Captain George Grant, 42nd Highlanders
275 Lieutenant Godman, 5th Dragoons
277 Captain King, Horse Artillery
279 Major Woodford, Rifle Brigade
281 Major Chapman, 20th Regiment
282 Captain W.H. Seymour, 68th Light Infantry
283 Captain Heneage, Coldstream Guards
284 Lieutenant Strangways, Royal Horse Artillery
285 Quartermaster Hill, 4th Light Dragoons; the Horse taken immediately after the Winter Season
286 Captain Croker, 17th Regiment
287 Captain Layard, Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Pennefather, K.C.B.
288 Lieutenant Yates, 11th Hussars
289 Commander Maxse
292 Captain Staunton, Royal Engineers
293 The Provost Marshal of the Division of General Bosquet
294 Major Hallewell, Assistant Quartermaster-General
296 Major Morrs, C.B., Royal Artillery
297 Captain Halford, 5th Dragoon Guards
298 Captain Francis Baring, Fusilier Guards, Deputy-Assistant Quartermaster-General, attached to the Light Division
299 Colonel Wilbraham
300 Colonel Vico, attached to the British Head-Quarters
302 Colonel Dickson, Royal Engineers
306 Captain Wilkinson, 9th Regiment
307 Captain Thomas, Aide-de-Camp to General Bosquet
309 Captain Dames, Royal Artillery
311 Captain Clifford, Aide-de-Camp to General Buller
312 Captain Dampierre, on the Staff of General Bosquet
313 James J.M. Wardrop, Esq., Grenadier Guards
314 Major Ripon, Royal Artillery
315 A Croat Chief
316 Sergeant of British Light Infantry
317 Major Radcliffe, 20th Regiment
318 Captain Inglis, 5th Dragoon Guards
319 Colonel Adye and Captain Whitmore
323 Colonel Shewell, C.B., Commanding Hussar Brigade
315 Captain Burnaby, Grenadier Guards
Additional titles which have not been identified by number are as follows:
Captain Barber, Captain Tenior, Captain Hall, Captain Dwyer, Major Badd & Captain Hammersley: 14th
Captain Peckell, 77th
Simpson [war artist]
Mr. Canmel & Friends. 39th Regiment
Major Hallewell & Captain Pearson
Cantinière
Captain Halford
Captain Thomas with officers of General Beuret's staff
The photographs were offered in a series of parts, in which a group of 160 subjects was described as the "Complete Work" or the "Entire Work" in the catalogues of the commissioners and publishers, Agnew's and the auctioneers, Southgate & Barrett. The latter firm was responsible for auctioning six sets in November 1856. In addition to these 160 plates, four other groups were offered, apparently with the following titles Scenery, Views of the Camp, &c. (50 photographs); Incidents of Camp Life (60 photographs); Historical Portrait Gallery (30 photographs); and Panorama of the Plateau before Sebastopol (11 photographs). These were sold in red portfolios with gilt titles as seen in this collection. It would appear that although the number of photographs per part was fixed it was up to the individual buyer to select the particular choice of subjects. Although not included in this list, at least one other titled volume Photographs of the Seat of War in the Crimea appeared which included both portraits and views. The photographs were also available singly, at prices from 10/6 to one guinea.
The ink manuscript titles and numbers on the backs of the mounts of many of the photographs in the present collection are thought to be in Fenton's hand. Certainly, the numbering does not correspond with that on the published lists and the absence of the publisher's printed credits and titles in most instances would suggest that these prints may have been compiled by Fenton himself. The titles generally match those from the published lists, but often with less formality. For example the famous self-portrait of Roger Fenton is listed as A Zouave of the 2nd Division with the Cloak of a Russian Officer taken at Kertch whereas the manuscript caption for this image is simply With the cloak of a Russian officer taken at Kertch suggesting a greater intimacy with the subject.
The prints have been ordered in the portfolios in recent years according to the subjects in the list of the printseller Alexander Hill of Edinburgh (brother of D. O. Hill). This system has tended to mix images which are portraits with those which might be considered "Incidents" within each portfolio. Pencil reference numbers corresponding with this list have been added. Of the thirty prints which are loose only one has a printed title Cantiniere, and this does not correspond with any of the titles on the published list. Nine of the others have handwritten titles on the backs, and a few, like those in the volumes, have a title added in a later hand in pencil.
Among the many portraits of British and French military leaders and officers are studies of Major Stuart Wortley and Captain Verschoyle of the Grenadier Guards, each of whom was to become a photographer of considerable reputation. Other portraits include Croat chiefs, Zouave soldiers, the war artist William Simpson, and the Fenton self-portrait as a Zouave. The study of Marcus Sparling sitting on top of Fenton's photographic van provides a poignant reminder of the extreme conditions under which the photographs were produced. This converted van was Fenton's mobile darkroom as well as his living quarters, in which he prepared and processed over three hundred wet collodion glass negatives often in excessive heat, and, at times in dangerous circumstances. Fenton himself described that because the van was painted white it was mistaken for a munitions store and frequently shelled.
For Fenton's own detailed account of his visit to the Crimea, see Hannavy, Roger Fenton of Crimble Hall, chapter 5, which reproduces the text of his Narrative of a Photographic Trip to the Seat of War in the Crimea delivered before a meeting of the Photographic Society in January 1856.
A list of the numbers and titles, following the sequence of that published by Southgate & Barrett, Fine Art & Book Auctioneers, Nov. 21st., 1856, is as follows, with section titles from the list included:
INCIDENTS OF CAMP LIFE
51 The "Pipe of Peace"; Costume of the Camp
52 Lieutenant-Colonel Shadforth at his Hut, and Officers of the 57th Regiment
53 Lieutenant-Colonel Munro and Officers of the 39th Regiment
54 Lord Raglan's Head Quarters, with Lord Raglan, Marshal Pélissier, Lord Burghersh, Spahi and Aide-de-Camp of Marshal Pélissier
55 Officers of the 71st Highlanders [Group of 71st Regiment, with Colour-Sergeant]
58 Officers and Men of the 89th Regiment. Captain Hawley, Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, and Captain
Cuppage
59 Two Zouaves
61 Men of the 77th in Winter dress
63 English Private, in full Marching Order
64 Brigadier-General Lockyer and two of his Staff
65 The 68th Regiment, Winter Dress
66 Captain Brown, 4th Light Dragoons, and Servant, Winter Dress
67 Officers of the 71st Highlanders
68 Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell, and the Remains, after Inkermann, of the Light Company of the 38th Regiment
71 Major Burton and Officers of the 5th Dragoon Guards
72 Officers of the 90th Regiment
74 Tartar Labourers, at the Stores of the 17th Regiment
76 General Cissé, with Officers and Soldiers of General Bosquet's Division
77 Zouaves and Soldiers of the Line
79 Group of Officers - 8th Hussars
80 Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. L. Pennefather, and Captain Wing, Captain Layard, Captain Ellison, Colonel Wilbraham, Colonel the Honourable Percy Herbert, Major Thackwell, and Dr. Wood, Officers of his Staff
82 Discussion between two Croats
83 Captain Ponsonby, Captain Pearson, and Captain Markham, on the Staff of Sir George Brown
85 Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Jones and Staff
86 Head-Quarter Staff:- 1, Colonel Vico; 2, Major the Hon. Leicester Curzon; 3, Lord Burghersh; 4, Orderly; 5, Count Revel; 6, Mr. Calvert, Interpreter; 7, Colonel Poulet Somerset; 8, Colonel Hardinge; 9, Dr. Prendergast; 10, Commander Maxse; 11, Colonel Kingcote. (The Portraits are enumerated from the right)
87 The Pocket Pistol. Equipped for Balaklava
88 Captain Pechell and Men of the 77th Regiment; Winter Dress
89 Lieutenant-Colonel Hallewell, Day's Work over
90 Colonel Doherty and the Officers of the 13 Light Dragoons
91 Brigadier Garrett and Officers of the 46th Regiment
93 General Beuret and Officers of his Staff
94 Group of the 4th Dragoons
95 Hardships in the Crimea. Portraits of Captain George, Colonel Lowe, and Captain Brown, 4th Light Dragoons
96 "L'Entente Cordiale"
98 Group of Croats
99 Lieutenant Dunbar, Dr. Mackinnon, Captain Drysdale, and Captain Frazer, Officers of the 42nd Regiment
101 Chasseurs d'Afrique
102 Cooking House - 8th Hussars
103 Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell and Group of Officers at the entrance of the Cavern occupied by the General
104 Camp of the 4th Dragoon Guards, convivial Party of French and English
105 Major-General Estcourt, Adjutant-General; Major de Morel, Captain Thomson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. L. Pakenham, Officers of his Staff
106 Major Tinley, and Officers of the 39th Regiment
110 English Infantry, Piling Arms
HISTORICAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
112 Maréchal Pélissier, G.C.B.
113 General Bosquet
115 General Sir James Simpson, G.C.B.
116 Lieutenant-General Sir W. J. Codrington, K.C.B.
119 Lieutenant-General Sir. J. L. Pennefather, C.B.
120 Lieutenant-General Barnard, C.B.
125 Colonel Airey, Assistant Quarter-Master General
127 Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Burghersh, C.B.
128 Major-General Sir R. Dacres, Captain Hamley and Colonel Adye
130 Lieutenant-General Sir Richard England, K.C.B.
131 Colonel Tylden, Royal Engineers
134 Colonel Harding, Commandant at Balaklava
135 Major-General Windham, C.B., Commanding the Fourth Division
136 Colonel Chapman, C.B., Royal Engineers
138 Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Jones, K.C.B.
139 Brigadier-General Garrett
SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECTS
167 A Zouave of the 2nd Division with the Cloak of a Russian Officer taken at Kertch [self-portrait]
169 Mr. Angel, Postmaster
170 Officers of the 57th Regiment
172 Officers of the 68th Regiment
173 Lieutenant-General Barnard's Horse, Grandson of Marengo, Napoleon's Horse at Waterloo
174 Officers of the 89th Regiment at Cathcart's Hill, in Winter Dress. Captain Skynner, Lieutenant Knatchbull, Captain Conyers, Lieutenant Longfield, Captain Hawley
175 Lieutenant Montagu O'Reilly, of H.M.S. Retribution (Who took a Sketch of the Fortifications at Sebastopol for the Admiralty.)
176 Men of the 68th Regiment in ordinary dress
177 Rev. H.P. Wright, principal Chaplain to the Forces in the Crimea, and the Rev. Messieurs Wallace, Sykes, Parsons, H.A. Taylor, Boudier, Parker, Preston, and Crozier
178 Zouave and Spahi, Personal Attendants of Maréchal Pélissier
179 Captain Webb's Hut, 4th Dragoon Guards
181 Group of Officers of the 17th Regiment
182 Field Piece
183 Two Officers of the 47th Regiment
184 Lieutenant General Pennefather, and Orderly
185 Colonel Coyningham, Quarter-Master General of the Turkish Contingent, Mr. Ellis, and Orderly
186 Railway Officials - Messrs. Swan, Cadell, Middleton, Howse & Kellock
189 Captain Walker, 30th Regiment, reading General Orders
191 The Artist's Van [Marcus Sparling on roof]
192 Charger of a Turkish General, and Attendants
193 Colonel Shadforth and Men of the 57th Regiment; Inkermann in the distance
194 Officers of the 88th Regiment
195 Officers of the 71st Regiment
196 Two Serjeants, 4th Light Dragoons
197 Captain Lowry, Captain Colworthy, &c.; Head-Quarters
198 Lieutenant-General Barnard, C.B., Captain Barnard and Servants
199 Captain George, 4th Light Dragoons, and Servant
200 Captain Forster, and Officers of the 4th Dragoon Guards
201 Captain Hume, on the Staff of Sir John Campbell, and his Brother
202 Colonel Wood, and Major Stuart Wortley, on the Staff of Sir Richard England
203 Mr. Cookesley, his servant Mustapha, Mr. Alpine, and Mr. Chaplin, of the Commissariat
204 Officers of the 90th Regiment
205 Officers of the 57th Regiment
206 Captain Burnaby of the Grenadier Guards, and Nubian Servant
208 Captain Morgan, Rifle Corps, A.D.C. to General Barnard, on Coxcomb, the Winner of the Crimean Races, the property of Captain Barnard, Grenadier Guards
211 77th Regiment in Winter Costume, ready for the Trenches
212 Captain Hall, and Group of the 14th
213 Four Zouaves in Turbans
214 Major Daniels and Officers
215 Mr. Thompson, of the Commissariat, and Attendants of Ismail Pacha
216 Colonel Airey and Major Hallewell
217 Major Brandling's Hut
218 Reverend Mr. Butler, and Officers of the 47th Regiment
220 Group of Three Croats
222 Croup of Chasseurs d'Afrique
224 Colonel Clarke, Scots Greys, with the Horse wounded at Balaklava
225 Major Butler, 28th Regiment
227 Captain Godley, 28th Regiment
228 Major Burton, 5th Dragoon Guards
229 Cornet Wilkin, 11 Hussars
230 Lieutenant-Colonel Blane
231 Mr. Thompson, Commissariat
232 Colonel F. W. Hamilton, Grenadier Guards
233 Captain Walker, 30th Regiment
234 The Honourable Major Cathcart, Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General to the Light Division
235 Mr. Angel, Postmaster
237 Captain Graham and Captain Macleod, 42nd Regiment
238 Captain Drysdale, 42nd Regiment
239 Captain Phillips and Lieutenant Yates, 8th Hussars
241 Colonel Clarke, Scots Greys
242 Captain Pretyman, 33rd Regiment
243 Captain Holder, Fusilier Guards
245 Commander Ballan, on the Staff of General Bosquet
246 Captain Verschoyle, Grenadier Guards
247 Chasseur d'Afrique, Officer
248 Captain Lilley, Field Train
249 Lieutenant Gayner, 47th Regiment
251 Dr. Marlow, 28th Regiment
252 Captain Turner, Coldstream Guards
254 Lieutenant Grylls, R.H.A.
255 Captain Luard, Deputy Quartermaster-General
256 Colonel Moorsom, Fusilier Guards
257 Viscount Kirkwall, Captain 71st Highlanders
258 Captain Andrews, 28th Regiment
259 The Honourable Major Cathcart, Dep. As. Adj.-Gen. to the Light Division
260 Lieutenant King, 4th Light Dragoons
261 Captain Fay, on General Bosquet's Staff
262 Captain Portal, 4th Light Dragoons, equipped for Balaklava
264 Colonel Reynardson (Colonel Reynardson had the command of the Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Inkermann)
265 Captain Bolton, Royal Artillery
268 Captain Bernand, 5th Dragoon Guards
269 Colonel Adye, Royal Artillery
270 Captain Lord Balgonie, Grenadier Guards
271 Captain Conyngham, 42nd Regiment
272 Captain Halford, 5th Dragoons
273 Lieutenant-Colonel Seymour, Fusilier Guards
274 The Honourable Captain George Grant, 42nd Highlanders
275 Lieutenant Godman, 5th Dragoons
277 Captain King, Horse Artillery
279 Major Woodford, Rifle Brigade
281 Major Chapman, 20th Regiment
282 Captain W.H. Seymour, 68th Light Infantry
283 Captain Heneage, Coldstream Guards
284 Lieutenant Strangways, Royal Horse Artillery
285 Quartermaster Hill, 4th Light Dragoons; the Horse taken immediately after the Winter Season
286 Captain Croker, 17th Regiment
287 Captain Layard, Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Pennefather, K.C.B.
288 Lieutenant Yates, 11th Hussars
289 Commander Maxse
292 Captain Staunton, Royal Engineers
293 The Provost Marshal of the Division of General Bosquet
294 Major Hallewell, Assistant Quartermaster-General
296 Major Morrs, C.B., Royal Artillery
297 Captain Halford, 5th Dragoon Guards
298 Captain Francis Baring, Fusilier Guards, Deputy-Assistant Quartermaster-General, attached to the Light Division
299 Colonel Wilbraham
300 Colonel Vico, attached to the British Head-Quarters
302 Colonel Dickson, Royal Engineers
306 Captain Wilkinson, 9th Regiment
307 Captain Thomas, Aide-de-Camp to General Bosquet
309 Captain Dames, Royal Artillery
311 Captain Clifford, Aide-de-Camp to General Buller
312 Captain Dampierre, on the Staff of General Bosquet
313 James J.M. Wardrop, Esq., Grenadier Guards
314 Major Ripon, Royal Artillery
315 A Croat Chief
316 Sergeant of British Light Infantry
317 Major Radcliffe, 20th Regiment
318 Captain Inglis, 5th Dragoon Guards
319 Colonel Adye and Captain Whitmore
323 Colonel Shewell, C.B., Commanding Hussar Brigade
315 Captain Burnaby, Grenadier Guards
Additional titles which have not been identified by number are as follows:
Captain Barber, Captain Tenior, Captain Hall, Captain Dwyer, Major Badd & Captain Hammersley: 14th
Captain Peckell, 77th
Simpson [war artist]
Mr. Canmel & Friends. 39th Regiment
Major Hallewell & Captain Pearson
Cantinière
Captain Halford
Captain Thomas with officers of General Beuret's staff