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The Royal Logistic Corps. The Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) was formed in 1993, by the union of the following British Army corps: Royal Corps of Transport, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Geological map of the British Islands. 1941
WW1 poster, Types of the British Army, Dismounted Branches, showing the various uniforms. Date: 1914-1918
City of London handcart with scrap bomb metal, WW2WW2 - City of London Corporation handcart containing scrap metal, including bomb ordinance, Southwark Bridge, London. The cart also contains iron railings and general household metalwork
Women workers, World War IWomen workers packing fuse heads in the Coventry Ordnance Works during World War I
Malik-I-Maidan at the Bijapur Fort, Karnataka, IndiaThe Malik-I-Maidan at the Bijapur Fort, Karnataka, India. The Malik-i-Maidan (Master of the Battlefield), also called Burj-E-Sherz
Henry De LA BecheSir Henry Thomas DE LA BECHE Distinguished geologist, responsible for the Geological Ordnance Survey, and for the institution which would grow into the Geological Museum
WW II - range of bombs, ordnance dropped by RAFVintage World War II photograph - range of bombs ordnance dropped by bombers of the RAF
Morris Commercial C8 FATRoyal Artillery - Morris Commercial C8 FAT (aka Quad), towing a limber and Ordnance QF 25-pounder field gun. Date: circa 1942
The Elswick Works on the River Tyne, early 1900s
Coventry Ordnance Biplane 1912 Date: 1912
Artillery, Ordnance and Engineers, 1851-1858 Date: 1850s
John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough (1650-1722), Captain-General of the English forces and Master-General of the Ordnance, 1702 (c)
Sinai - group of Bedouin at the Convent of St Katherine, CatherineVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - group of Bedouin at the Convent of St Katherine, Catherine
Sinai - Jebel ed Deir from the summit of Jebel MusaVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - : Jebel ed Deir from the summit of Jebel Musa
Sinai - Wady Serabit el KhadimVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - Wady Serabit el Khadim
Sina - inscribed rock, Wady AleyatVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - inscribed rock, Wady Aleyat
Sinai - Egyptian ruins, Serabit el KhadimVintage 19th century photograph: Vintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - Egyptian ruins
Sinai - tombs in a jorf, Wady FeiranVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - tombs in a jorf, Wady Feiran
Sinai - ruined convent of the twelve apostles, Wady LejaVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - ruined convent of the twelve apostles, Wady Leja
Hajjar Musa, Moses Rock, in Wady Leja, SinaiVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - Hajjar Musa, Moses Rock, in Wady Leja
Aarons Hill with Jebel Sona in the backgroundVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - Aarons Hill with Jebel Sona in the background
Ruined convent, Wady FeiranVintage 19th century photograph: Sergeant James McDonald (active 1865-9). Ordnance survey of the Peninsula of Sinai by the Royal Engineers - Ruined convent, Wady Feiran
Photograph of Ordnance Arms, St Johns Wood, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Left Face on view of the pub
The partridges mortar with bomb and grenadoesThe partridges, a mortar that fired 13 grenadoes or young partridges and one bomb or old hen at one time. Copperplate engraving from Francis Groses Military Antiquities respecting a History of
Ordnance Survey one-inch map of the Chilterns
Erecting Aeroplanes, by Muirhead Bone, WW1Erecting Aeroplanes -- an RE8, 2-seater reconnaissance plane being built at the Coventry Ordnance Works, February 1917, lithograph by Muirhead Bone, First World War. 1917
Advert for Stellite portable room to room telephone 1905British-made portable telephone for your home, easy to self-fit and without spoiling the look of your room, can be used to call the servants when you are still in bed. Date: 1905
Sub Machine Gun, Thompson, . 45 In M1928A1Thompson M1928A1. 45 in sub machine gun, 1940 (c); manufactured by the Auto-Ordnance Corporation, USA; breech stamped with British War Department ownership
321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Royal Army Ordnance CorpsOne of three photographs showing 321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, managing the controlled explosion of a stolen Datsun 120Y, Omagh district, 1975
Stone pillar indicating height above sea levelThis stone pillar on the South Downs, near Seaford, East Sussex, England, is an Ordnance Survey bench mark, indicating the exact height above sea level
Royal Army Ordnance Corps Victorian period
The wheelbarrow remote control detonation devicePhotograph showing the wheelbarrow remote control detonation device in the bucket of a JCB being used to deal with a suspect device on the top deck of a double decker bus, Omagh district, 1975
Royal Corps of Transport, 1st Bn Royal ScotsOne of twenty two photographs associated with Royal Corps of Transport, 1st Bn Royal Scots, 1st Bn Royal Anglian Regiment, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Royal Ordnance Factory, Patricroft, LancashireRoyal Ordnance Factory, Patricroft, Eccles, near Manchester, Lancashire, England. Showing men manufacturing Canons - World War One - The sign reads
WWI British 60 Pounder Breach Loading Mark 1 Field GunA 1/10 Scale model of a First World War British 60 Pounder Breach Loading Mark 1 Field Gun, built by the Elswick Ordnance Company, together with its travelling carriage (15 - 38 cm. long).. Trench Art
Focke Achgelis Fa223 Drache (Dragon) lifting ordnance
Supply dump of trench mortar ammunition, France, WW1Men of the RAOC (Royal Army Ordnance Corps) on a supply dump of trench mortar ammunition (nicknamed toffee apples), at Acheux, northern France, during the First World War. Date: July 1916
Vehicle dealing with suspect car, Templemore Avenue, East BePhotograph of the vehicle dealing with a suspect car in Templemore Avenue, East Belfast, 1977. From a group of four photographs of the remotely-controlled ?Wheelbarrow
Royal Army Ordnance Corps during the Gulf WarOne of 40 colour photographs relating to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps during the Gulf War, 1990-1991. Date: 1991
U. S. Lease and Lend Equipment Reaches MidlandsPhotograph:U. S. Lease and Lend Equipment Reaches Midlands. American Lease and Lend equipment including sperry projectors artillery, (Anti-Aircraft)
Bomb Disposal School, Bramley, Hampshire, also known as the Army School of Ammunition, run by the Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Captured ordnance. Netherlands and Southeast Asia. 17th-19thCaptured ordnance. Netherlands, 1667 and Southeast Asia, c. 1750-1850. Bronze, cane and bamboo. Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. Holland
Ordnance ColumnA colossal column built from French ordnance with wheeled cannon decorating each tier Date: circa 1815
Civil War relics, Fort Monroe, Hampton, Virginia, USACivil War relics at Fort Monroe, Hampton, Virginia, USA. Date: circa 1905
Group photo, RAOC Mustapha football team, Egypt, WW1Group photo, RAOC (Royal Army Ordnance Corps) Mustapha Barracks football team, Alexandria, Egypt. Date: 1918-1919
NFS recruiting van at OlympiaA National Fire Service recruiting van at Olympia, West London, 14 February 1946, possibly aiming to recruit soldiers returning from the war and visiting to the RAOC (Royal Army Ordnance Corps)
WWI Army rattle with Broad Arrow Ordnance StampFirst World War Army rattle with Broad Arrow Ordnance Stamp, dated 1918. Firearms & Equipment
Major-General Sir John Steevens by Percival AndersonMajor-General Sir John Steevens, KCB, KCMG (1855-1925), British Army Director of Equipment and Ordnance Stores during the First World War
Dr Osbert G. S. CrawfordDr Osbert Guy Stanhope Crawford, eminent archaeologist, appointed in 1920 to the position of Archaeology Officer of the Ordnance Survey in Southampton, a position he held until 1946
King George VI visits a Royal Ordnance factory, WWIIKing George VI being given a tour of inspection of a Royal Ordnance factory and seeing at first-hand the immense effort being put in to produce arms, in this case anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns
NFS (London Region) water relay exercise, WW2The Blitz had shown the vital importance of securing a good water supply and the dire consequences when it failed. NFS London firefighters practised large scale exercises securing a water supply
Learn and earn Theres a trade and an education for young men in the Ordnance Department U-S-A. Poster showing a mechanic wearing goggles, welding a part of a tank. Date 1919
Landing place, Ordnance Wharf, Balaklava, Genoese Castle. View of landing place and people working at ordnance wharf, Balaklava harbor, with ships, buildings, and Genoese Castle in background
The Supply Council, Second World War, 1939The first meeting of the Supply Council, set up on 21 September 1939. When the ministry was set up under the Ministry of Supply Act 1939 it became responsible for the administration of the Royal
Peace Illuminations in Pall Mall at end of Crimean WarFireworks and illuminations cheered the populace on the cessation of hostilities in the Crimean War. In this engraving the Ordnance Office, Pall Mall
The Great offensive: The modern Lord of battleA french 400mm, or (approximately 16 inch) shell fired by the giant ordnance now being employed by Allies in the Great Offensive on the Western Front, being placed in a gun by three men and a crane
Ordnance Depot - Basra, Iraq, WWIThe Ordnance Depot on the banks of the Shatt al-Arab Waterway (which leads out to the Persian Gulf) at Basra, Iraq - WWI Date: circa 1917
British gun repair, ordnance workshop, WW1A British heavy gun in for repair at the gun hospital, an ordnance workshop in Flanders during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918
British 15 inch Howitzer used on Western Front, WW1The first of twelve 15 inch Breech Loading Siege Howitzers constructed from the design of Admiral Bacon, a Director of the Coventry Ordnance Works
Howitzer beyond repair, Calais, France, WW1A 4.5 inch Howitzer beyond repair at the Ordnance Depot, Calais, France, during the First World War. Date: 19 April 1917
Ordnance at Salt River Works, South Africa, WW1Interior of a workshop at the Salt River Works, near Cape Town, South Africa, where 4.7 inch (120 mm calibre) long-range guns and their carriages were built and assembled during the First World War
Captured Ottoman Turkish Shells, Baghdad Iraq - WWI era. Date: circa 1916
Private of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps in Full Dress. Wearing 2 stripes for good conduct and long service and inverted chevrons. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Map Cover / SnowdonCover design of an Ordnance Survey Map of Snowdon and District
Mortar pile 1916Members of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps take time out from fusing the Stokes Trench Mortars on which they are sitting to play cards, using a copy of the Daily Mail as a playing surface Date: 1916
Ordnance Survey Observatory on St. Pauls Cathedral, LondonEngraving showing the observatory built on the dome of St. Pauls Cathedral by the Ordnance Survey, for their charting of London and the environs in 1848
Ordnance Survey Observatory, London, 1848Engraving showing the interior of the observatory built on the dome of St. Pauls Cathedral by the Ordnance Survey, for their charting of London and the environs in 1848
The Handing Over Ceremony at Ordnance Wharf, Balaklava, 1856Double page landscape engraving of Balklava at the handing over of power from the Allies to the Russians, 1856. Troops of every kind, including sailors, legionaries, Russian cavalrymen and civilians
British 10-ton Bomb on the production line; Second World WarPhotograph showing a 10-ton bomb being moved along the production line at an ordnance factory in Britain, 1945. This was one of the largest types of high explosive bombs dropped by the Royal Air
Compass on a MapA compass with a scale ruler, used as an aid to map reading
Map Cover / CairngormsCover design of an Ordnance Survey Map of the Cairngorms
Ordnance Survey MapThe attractive cover design for the Ordnance Surveys One- inch-to-the-mile series
