Soldiers of the RegimentLieutenant 
		Arthur Hamilton Carter
		 
		
		
		Military Cross  awarded to Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter, 
		King’s Own 1 Nov 1918; Queen’s South Africa Medal with bars ‘Cape 
		Colony’, ‘Orange Free State’, ‘Transvaal’, ‘South Africa 1901’ and 
		‘South Africa 1902’; to Private Arthur Hamilton Carter, number 5115, 
		12th Lancers; 1914 Star awarded to Sergeant Arthur Hamilton Carter, 
		number 5115, 12th Lancers; British War and Allied Victory Medal awarded 
		to Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter MC, King’s Own; Defence Medal named 
		to Arthur Hamilton Carter; 1937 Coronation Medal to Lieutenant Arthur 
		Hamilton Carter MC, King’s Own.
		Military Cross to 2nd Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter, 7th King’s Own.
		“For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When the brigade horse 
		lines were heavily bombed by hostile aircraft and an ammunition dump was 
		set on fire he rushed forward with two NCOs and one private and 
		succeeded in extinguishing the fire in spite of heavy shelling.”
		London Gazette 25 Apr 1918
		Accession Number: KO2520/01-07
		
		Set of miniature medals to Arthur Hamilton Carter, comprising, Military 
		Cross, Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1914 Star, British War Medal, Allied 
		Victory Medal, Defence Medal and 1937 Coronation Medal. Mounted for 
		wear.
		Accession Number: KO2520/08
		
		
		
		Sports Medal 12th Lancers Best Shot Rank and File Corporal A H Carter, 
		1909 in case of issue
		Accession Number: KO2520/09
		
		
		
		
		Sports Medal The Army Rifle Association India Best Shot 1909 Corporal 
		Arthur Hamilton Carter, in case of issue.
		Accession Number: KO2520/10
		
		
		
		Sports Medal The Army Championship South Africa 1911 Rifle Meeting Third 
		in Individual Open Competition to Corporal Arthur Hamilton Carter in box 
		of issue.
		Accession Number: KO2520/11
		
		
		
		Sports Medal 12th Lancers Mr Arthur Hamilton Carter Winner Shooting 
		Competition 12th Royal Lancers Old Comrades Reunion 1936
		Accession Number: KO2520/12
		
		Silver cup - 12th Lancers Rifle Meeting 1911 Champion Cup Presented by 
		Lieutenant Colonel H Clifton Brown Won By Corporal Arthur Hamilton 
		Carter
		Accession Number: KO2520/13
		
		Box of issue for Military Cross to Arthur Hamilton Carter
		Accession Number: KO2520/14
		
		
		
		Letter from Kitchener to soldiers going to France in Aug 1914
		Accession Number: KO2520/15
		
		
		2nd Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter MC, circa 1918
		Accession Number: KO2520/16
		
		
		Copy of Letters dated 3 Nov 1917 concerning award of MC to 2nd 
		Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter, Transport Officer The King’s Own
		Accession Number: KO2520/17
		
		Copy of Letters dated 6 and 7 Nov 1917 concerning award of MC to 2nd 
		Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter
		Accession Number: KO2520/18
		
		
		
		Copy of A F W 3121 Medal Recommendation for 2nd Lieutenant Arthur 
		Hamilton Carter, 7 King’s Own. Recommendation for Victoria Cross - but 
		awarded Military Cross
		Accession Number: KO2520/19
		
		Copy of Routine Orders, 19th Division, re award of MC to 2nd Lieutenant 
		Arthur Hamilton Carter
		Accession Number: KO2520/20
		
		Copy of Post Office Telegram 26 Nov 1917 re award of MC to 2nd 
		Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton Carter
		Accession Number: KO2520/21
		
		Copy of Post Office Telegram dated 28 Aug 1918 from Lord Chamberlain re 
		award of MC at Buckingham Palace
		Accession Number: KO2520/22
		
		Princess Mary’s Gift to the Troops, 1914, Cigarette Tin given to 
		Sergeant Arthur Hamilton Carter whilst he was in hospital in Paris, 
		France.
		Accession Number: KO2520/23
		
		Princess Mary Christmas Card given to Sergeant Carter - ‘Received whilst 
		in hospital Paris, wounded, Dec 14’
		Accession Number: KO2520/24
		
		Princess Mary - small photo from tin.
		Accession Number: KO2520/25
		 
       
		 
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