Papers and souvenirs of Major Erric Richard Stanford, RAMC

Date:
c.1914-1944
Reference:
RAMC/1692
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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection
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Contains: 31 images

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Papers and souvenirs of Major Erric Richard Stanford, RAMC. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Comprises:

  • RAMC/1692/1: Photograph of Stanford's father, Sergeant Stanford of the Third Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment. With short biographical note, c.1920s.
  • RAMC/1692/2: Group photograph of Privates at Cottonera Hospital, Malta, November 1914.
  • RAMC/1692/3: Photograph of Stanford's room in Fort St. Elmo, Valletta (Malta), c.1914.
  • RAMC/1692/4: Photograph of Stanford "during Somme battle", 1916.
  • RAMC/1692/5: Photograph of Major Rollo and J.E. Paddey, Royal Engineers, at Salonica (Thessaloniki, Greece). With biographical note re Major J.E. Paddey, 1916.
  • RAMC/1692/6: Commission as Lieutenant (Quartermaster), Territorial Army, c.1914-1944.
  • RAMC/1692/7: Sketch map of the route of 143 Field Ambulance in the British Expeditionary Force to France and Belgium, May 1940.
  • RAMC/1692/8: Christmas card from 143 Field Ambulance, 1941.
  • RAMC/1692/9: Identity card from North African theatre, 1942.
  • RAMC/1692/10: Photograph of Stanford outside Registrar's tent, North Africa, 1942.
  • RAMC/1692/11: Photograph of Stanford with clerical staff in Naples. With notes re medical problems facing the invading Allies, October 1944.
  • RAMC/1692/12: List of the medals of Stanford, of his father and of Major J.E. Paddey, c.1914-1944.

    • Publication/Creation

    c.1914-1944

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    1 file

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