Tha cruinneachaidhean sa mhuseum a tha a’ gabhail a-steach buinn, èideadh, litrichean agus nithean pearsanta bhon Chogadh Boer agus a’ Chiad is an Dàrna Cogadh Mòr. Gu sònraichte cudromach tha na cruinneachaidhean co-cheangailte ri Mòr-thubaist na h-Iolaire air 1 Faoilleach 1919 agus gheibh thu tuilleadh fiosrachaidh mun mhòr-chùis mhulaid ann an seo. Tha mòran stuth cudromach ann an Cruinneachadh Gibson co-cheangailte ri WW1 mun t-strì air a’ bhlàr cho math ris an t-suidheachadh aig an Dachaigh.
Tha cuideachd nithean nas fhaisge air an là an-diugh ann co-cheangailte ri Raon Innse Gall Ministrealachd Dìon na RA ann an Uibhist a Deas.
Dèan clioc air na h-ìomhaighean gu h-ìosal gus a dhol tron ghaileiridh ìomhaighean againn:
An Cogadh Mòr
WW1 Allied Victory medal (obverse) awarded posthumously to Sgt Angus Bowie. This was awarded after the War to all who had served with each ally selecting its own design.WW1 Allied Victory medal (reverse) awarded posthumously to Sgt Angus Bowie. Each of the allies selected their own design. The British version depicts the winged figure of the goddess ‘Victory’ on the obverse.WW1 medal (reverse) showing St George on horseback trampling the eagle shields of the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires, with a skull and crossbones. About 6.4 million of these medals were issued, showing the scale of the war.Propaganda medallion ‘celebrating’ the sinking of the Lusitania, 1915WW1 medal (obverse) depicting King George V. It was awarded to all men who served in the British and Imperial forces. The recipient’s service no, rank, name and unit were inscribed on the rim.WW1 Memorial Plaque awarded posthumously to Sgt Angus Bowie, Cameron Highlanders for service in the First World War and accompanying letter to his familyWW1 Memorial Plaque sent to the family of Angus Bowie of the Cameron Highlanders. Made of bronze, these were issued to the next of kin of all who had died on active service.1914 Star medal (obverse) awarded posthumously to Sgt. A. Bowie, Cameron Highlanders for service in the First World War1914 ‘Star’ Medal (reverse). This medal was issued to British forces who had served in France or Belgium between 5 August and 22 November 1914 as members of the BEF.Button holder (for polishing). Brass holder for holding buttons while polishing. Bowie Collection. Flat with holes and edging. Letter to Mr John Bowie, Carnan, South Uist about the ‘1914 Star’ medal posthumously conferred on Sgt A Bowie, Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, 24/3/1919Letter to Mr J Bowie, Carnan, South Uist about posthumous award of the British War and Victory Medals to Pte A. Bowie, Cameron Highlanders, 6 July 1921Pair of brown leather riding boots, with an 8 eyelet laced section at front of ankle. Conventional British Army officer’s field service boots commonly worn in the First World War by both mounted and dismounted officers. Belonged to Lieutenant Colonel DJ MacDonald, OBE, DL, a Stornoway dentist who was originally in the local regiment, known as the Ross Mountain Battery, and then became a Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Artillery (RA).Lewis War Memorial , Stornoway
Mòr-thubaist na h-Iolaire
‘Throwing Line’ – design by Arthur Watson for the Iolaire memorial at Holm, LewisCommemorative poppy pin.Engine plate and bell retrieved from the wreck of the Iolaire.Lifebelt used on the IolaireLetter to Iolaire Disaster Fund trusteed from Alexander A. Stewart
An Dàrna Cogadh Mòr
WW2 ration book. Credit John Maclean PhotographyWW2 ration book. Credit John Maclean PhotographyWW2 Poison bottle and field dressing. Credit John Maclean WW2 air raid siren. Credit John Maclean WW2 air raid siren, crated. Credit John Maclean WW2 air raid siren instructions. Credit John MacleanWW2 Minesweeper magazine. Credit John Maclean WW2 Merchant navy magazine. Cedit John Maclean
An là an-diugh
Starburst missile (inert) used at the MOD missile test site in South UistStarburst missile (inert) used at the MOD missile test site in South UistStarburst missile (inert) used at the MOD missile test site in South UistStarburst missile (inert) used at the MOD missile test site in South UistStarburst missile (inert) used at the MOD missile test site in South UistCorgi toy. Model of corporate missile & missile launcher
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