Archive of General Sir Archibald Hunter
GCB GCVO DSO TD LLD
at the King's Own Royal Regiment Museum, Lancaster.
Aides de Camp to HM King
Notice relating to the Kings Aides de Camp General dated 30 Dec 1910
Accession Number: KO2686/050
Printed notice relating to The King’s
Military Aides-de-Camp dated Jun 1911
Accession Number: KO2686/051
Letter regarding Aides-de-camp and
other Representatives of the King at Funerals, dated 3 May 1913 from
Major General C F N Macready, Director of Personal Services.
Accession Number: KO2686/062
Letter to Hunter from the War Office
dated 22 Jan 1917 regarding Hunter’s appointment as Aides-De-Camp.
Accession Number: KO2686/065
Letter to Hunter from War Office,
London, dated 24 Jan 1917 regarding the appointment of Hunter as ADC to
the King - with additional instructions as printed in 1911 and
accessioned with this group of items.
Accession Number: KO2686/066
Letter to Hunter from Clive Wigram at
York Cottage, Sandringham dated 26 Jan 1917. Regarding Hunter’s
appointment as ADC to the King.
Accession Number: KO2686/067
Letter to Hunter circa Apr 1917 from
the Lord Chamberlain’s Office regarding a vacant stall in Henry VII’s
Chapel in Westminster Abbey.
Accession Number: KO2686/068
Letter to Hunter dated 4 May 1917 from
Lord Chamberlain’s Office regarding a Stall in Henry VII’s Chapel in
Westminster Abbey.
Accession Number: KO2686/069
Official telegram from War Office
to Hunter concerning duty as ADC to the King dated 8 Apr 1920 -
concerning memorial service for Australian and New Zealand Soldiers who
fell at Gallipoli
Accession Number: KO2686/076 & 077
