Medals.
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
1 medal for the Kincardineshire Farmers Club awarded to Lord Clinton for the Best Aberdeen Angus., 1922.
4 medals for the Bath & West & Southern Counties Society awarded to Lord Clinton., 1936.
Medals awarded were for: Coniferous Foliage; Field Gate; Forestry Exhibits; Hunting Gate.
Assorted other papers of and concerning Patrick Leigh Fermor., 1913-2011, undated.
Championship medal of the Moscow Football League, won by Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart, when playing with the team Morozovtsi., [1912].
Gold medal and accompanying certificate awarded to Edward Arthur Walton at the Ninth International Art Exhibition in Munich., 1905.
A member of the Glasgow School and a friend of James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Edward Arthur Walton exhibited regularly at both the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Water-Colours.
Letters and 5 medals of Angus Morrison., 1941-1945
Military papers of Thomas Huxley., 1799-1822.
(a) Two certificates of Promotion issued to Thomas Huxley for the positions of Ensign, 1799, and Major, 1819.
(b) Award of Fleur de Lys, 1815, with medal.
(c) Authorization of Sir Peregrine Maitland, Major General, for Thomas Huxley and Jessie Scott to marry.
(d) confirmation of marriage by Army Chaplin, 1822.
Miscellaneous artefacts from Fettercairn House., 4th quarter of 18th century - 1936.
Miscellaneous correspondence and papers, mostly of John Buchan, with some concerning other Buchan family members, mainly relating to the First World War., 1863-1977.
Papers, photographs and medals relating to the military service of John Stewart Morrison., Circa 1914-1922
Printed letters and memorandum concerning Afghan medals, 1892, 1901, acquired as curiosities by the British Agent in Kabul for the interest of the 4th Earl of Minto, 1908., 1892, 1901, 1908.
Various framed, mounted and other special items., 1752-2002, undated.
WGML Objects., circa 1930s-2000s.
Objects within the WGML have not been fully catalogued but are summaried below for ease of access. Researchers and visitors are welcome to consult these items upon request.