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Sword, Durham Militia

Officer's Sword & Scabbard, Durham Militia, about 1814. This sword was made in London by 'Samuel Brown of Charing Cross' and was presented to Lieutenant Colonel James O'Callaghan by the soldiers of the Durham Militia 'as a mark of respect they entertain for him'. James O'Callaghan joined the Durham Militia in 1798. He became Lieutenant Colonel in 1805 and retired in 1835, aged 81 years. Acc No: 984

Date:

1814-1814

Item Type:

photograph

Reference:

984

Sword, Durham Militia is an object from the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Collection.

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