book contains concise directions, carbon paper for copying

report in duplicate at one operation, and pencil
Bound in Cloth, with Pencil, Pocket and Elastic Band ... 1 0 Bound in Limp Cloth (only)... ... ... ... ... 0 9
(Strong envelopes for reports, 6d. per dozen, 2/6 per 100.)
Rhymes from the Ranks. By Qr.-Mr.-Sergt. H. MoaeY
(late 2nd Batt. The Royal Irish Rifles) .. 1 0
" ' To the Ar-my, in which I spent the best years of my life, this little book is, with all its defects, most respectfully dedicated by the Author.' Many of the Rhymes are of considerable merit, and will be popular in the Ranks, for whom they have been principally written." — Irish Times. Road Reports, printed, and ruled. 3d. each, or per dozen ... 2 0
Rules for the Management of Refreshment Branches of Garrison and Regimental Institutes. Vide Army Order,
Nov. 1898 0 6
Roll Book for Pocket (Company)— Infantry i o
(Section) „ 0 6
,, ,, ,, (Squadron)— Cavalry 2 6
,, ,, ,, (Company)— Royal Artillery, Garrison i 6
(Battery) — „ „ Field i 6
(Company)— Militia i 0
(Company)— Volunteer i 0
Sketching Made Easy and Military Maps Explained. By
Col. H. D. Hutchinson, B.S.C., 1st Batt. 3rd Goorkhas, formerly Garrison Instructor at Umballa and Kasauli ; specially written and arranged for Officers preparing for examinations, and used at the Staff College; School of Military Engineering, Chatham; Royal Military College, Canada; Ac, &c. .5th Edition. Revised throughout ... 4 0
" It is rarely that we find such clearness and simplicity. We recommend the book to all who wish to work up for an examination, or to refresh their memories on any point they may have forgotten." — Bombay Gazette.
Sketching, Military, Key to Col. Hutchinson's Military Sketching Made Easy. Compiled by Captain L. J.
Shadwell, p. S.C, Suffolk Regt., D.A.A.O. for Instruction, Kasauli. Fully Illustrated, with 77 coloured Plates and Diagrams, containing the Answers to the Questions for Practice in Military Sketching Made Easy 4 0
All Goods sent Carriage Paid.
6
0
1
6
0
0
6
0
0
6
23 GALE & POLDEN, Ltd., Wellington Works, Aldershot.
s. a.
Sketching for Non-Coms. & Men, Military. Fully Illu6tiated o 6 "This little book has beeu written as a help to those Non-com- niissioned Officers who are likely to have sketches to make. They merely contain a few notes on the most elementary sketching, and at the same time everything that should be required to complete a sketch is explained." — United Service Gazette.
Sketching Companion, Field (Registered). This useful
Companion is invalualje to military men when sketching in the Field, or at an examination, as it contains a Service Protractor; pencils, hard, soft, medium, red, blue, green, sepia ; drawing stump ; scale of shade, and pointed India rubber, in compact leather case, each
Do. do. (not fitted)
Service Sketching Case and Note Book, Field. By Lieut.
W. VV. NoRMAX, B.S.C. Complete with Compass ... Without Compass ...
Sketching Book, Field, ruled in squares
Sketching Case, The Picquet, complete with Printed and Ruled Sketching Pad, with detail of the Picquet on back, Pocket, Pencil and Rule with Scales Gins, and 3ins. to a mile. Designed by W. S. Carey, 2nd West Yorkshire Regt. ... 3 6
Refills Sketching Pad for same ... ... ... each 0 6
" This case supplie.s in a bandy and usefnl form 'the appliances for making a rough sketch ' required liy C'fficers in command of piriuets on outpost duty. It conwins a number of sheets of good stout paper, each ruled with hnes repre- senting 100 yards apart, on the scale of 6 inches to a mile; a blank form for the detail of the piquet is printed on the back ; each sheet is perforated for the removal, and when those on one block are used another can be fitted into the cover. Pencil and boxwood rule, scaled 3 inches and 6 inches to the mile, are supplied. The sketching case is admirably adapted to the purpose intended, and certainly meets a want which officers on piquet must have often felt." —Broad Arrotc.
Sketching Case, Field. Size ll-in. by ll-in. Made in strong Waterproof Leather, with pocket for Drawing Paper, Pencils, Protractor, &c.... ... ... ... ... ... 2 6
Do. do. Size ll-in. by 13-in. do. do. 3 6
Sergeants' Mess Books, &c., For, see page 30.
Sergeant-Major's Detail Book, strongly bound in cloth ... 7 6 Slade-Wallace Equipment, Guide to Fitting the. Illus- trated with 12 plates. 5th Edition. As worn on the Field, laid out on Parade and in the Barrack Room, as approved at Aldershot ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 6
This book gives numerous plates showing how to fit valise in the various marching and review orders, &c., how to pack valise in peace and war, hints for wearing, &c. The various plates are so arranged that they can be detached for pasting on barrack-room walls, &c.
All Orders must be Accompanied by a Remittance.
24
GALE & POLDEN, Ltd., Wellington Works, Aldershot.
Signalling, Semaphore Alphabet and Numeral Signs ; as s. d. nsed in the Army and Royal Navy. Arranged by Capt.
H. de B. Hovel. The Worcestershire Regfc. Per dozen 3 0 Signalling Messages. Compiled by A. G. Macdonald, Esq., Royal Berkshire Regt. This will be found of great assistance to Signalling Officers. The messages can be born out and given to the signallers ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 6
"According to the compiler, the imaginative faculty of signalling ofKcers during practice is not always very cute. Those who suffer in that way, as well as those who like to have as much trouble removed from them as possible, will find this httle book, with its cut-and-dried messages of differing difficulty in trans- mission, the leaves perforated for tearing out as required and handing to signallers, of gre.at comfort. Better recommendation could not be desired." — broad Arrow,
* Signalling, Manual of Instruction in Army o 9
Signalling, Telegraph & Message Book. Army Form 295 A (i) ... 2 o Strength : And How to Obtain it. By Sandow ; with Anatomical
Chart showing the Exercises for Physical Development of Men, Women and Children. REVISED EDITION. Fally Illustrated 2 6 SANDOW: A Study in the Perfect Type or the Human Fokm, the Marvel of Anatomists, Sculptors and Artists in the Nude. The work embraces the renowned athlete's simple method of Physical Culture for the Home, the Gymnasium, and the Training School; including a Biography dealing with the chief incidents of Mr. Sandow's Professional Career, his Phenomenal Prowess and Gladiatorial Skill in Competitive Matches, Contests, and Exhibitions; with Mr. Sandow's System of Dumb-bell Exercises for Physical Development, each Exercise being separately illustrated on the Anatomical Chart, which is so arranged that the Student can remove the Chart from the book and fix so as to see the illustration of the exercise being practised. Lieut. -Col. G. M. FOX, H.M. Inspector of Military Gymnasia in Great Britain^ writes : —
" I am convinced that your series of exercises are excellent and most care- fully thought out, with a comprehensive view to the development of the body as a idiole. Any man honestly following out your clear and simple instructions could not fail to enormously and rapidly improve.his physique.
"It is almost superfluous for me to add that you yourself, in propria persona, are the best poaeible advertisement of the merits of your system of training and developing of the human body.
" Any individual, gifted with a fair amount of determination, is absolutely certain to develop his physical powers at an extraordinarily rapid rate and with the most happy i-esults to his general health and mental powers and activity, by following with intelligence your system. As you very rightly say, it is only by bringing the brain to bear upon our exercises that we can hope to produce the best results with the shortest possible expenditure of time.
" The absence of expensive and cumbrous apparatus is no small recommendation of your system, and you are thoroughly in the right when you assert that lasting muscular development, and consequent strength, can be best produced by the constant and energetic use of light dumb-bells, employed in a sound and scientific manner."
All Goods sent Carriage Paid.
25 GALE it POLDEN, Ltd., AVellington Works, Aldershot.
s. d.
Signalling Test Message Cards, Army Per Doz. 0 9
Signalling Scribbling Book. Army Book 119c. l o
Signalling, Morse Alphabet and Auxiliary Signs or
Signals, Army. Printed on Cards ... ... ... ... 0 .'
Signalling, Morse Diagrams, Army. A simple method of learn-
ing the Morse Code. By A. R. Willis ... ... ... 1 O
Scoring Book, Gale & Polden's New Improved Rifle Shots
Register, with latest Targets. Compiledfor Match Shoot- ing, and for recording the results of Annual Coui'se. Cloth 1 0 A decided improvement on the ordinary scoring book, gi%'inpr besides the usual hints on shooting, very elaborate diagrams. It is divided into three part.*, short distance matches, long distance matches, and the annual course.
Sights for "Wind-Gauging. Supplied with Red, White, Blue, or
Green Sight Lines ... ... ... ... ... per 100 0 4
Shooting Score Register, for 3 distances for Shooting Matches, in
Black Waterproof 3 6
Soldier's Health, The, and how to preserve it. By Surgeon
Capt. J. R. FoRKE.sT, A.M.S 0 6
Dedicated with permission to Fibld Mabshal LORD ROBERTS, V.C., &c. " This useful little book only costs sixpence. Still we can hardly expect that the soldier will spend even that sum on a valuable handbook of great interest to himself. Two or three copies should, however, be placed on the table in every reading-room, and lectures should be occasionally founded upon it. The work is thoroughly simple and is well arranged. We doubt much whether the soldier will be easily convinced that il is harmful to take more than one pint of beer a day. The reader, however, unless a fool, will recognise the truth of the author's assertion tbat the causes of oveiactiou of the heart are excess in drink, tobacco, ic, and violent and unaccustomed exertion. Again, there is an undeniable truth in the following sentence: " The vicious man is never an iithlete, and conversely the athlete is always a well-conducted man." Soldiers notoriously detest ventilation, and they would do well to read attentively the remarks of Surgeon-Captain Forrest on that important subject." — Brourf Arruw.
Stylograph Pen, The "Wellington." Warranted a Perfect Writing Instrument. In Polished A'ulcanite. With large Reservoir for Ink. Ready for instant ase, without adjust- ment. Boxed with Filler and Cleaner complete ... ... 4 0
* Soldier's Pocket Book. By Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley.
5th Edition 5 0
Sport in India and Somali Land, with Hints to Young
ShikarieS. By Surgeon-Captain J. S. Edye, Army Medical Staff. With twenty-three Illustrations, Bound Cloth, Gilt Lettered ... ... ... 6 0
* Sword Exercise (Infantry) o G
' Tactics, Questions and Answers on, with Diagrams for Mili- tary Coaapetitive Examinations, Examinations for Promotions, &C. By Capt. J. Demaxgel, B.Sc, B.A., London. lOth Edition... ... ... ... ... ... 0 Q
Directions for Deposit Accoukts see Page 1.
26 GALE & POLDEN, Ltd., Wellington Woiiks, Aldekshut.
Tactics for Beginners. Compiled by Captaiu C. M. De Gruyther, s. d. p.s.c, The Suffolk Regiment. Instrnctor in Tactics R.
Military College. Fully Illustrated with Plates 6 (»■
The Approved Text Book for Royal Milita7-y College, Camherley.
" Tactics for Befcinners," by Captain C. M. ile Gruyther, Instructor in tactics at the Royal Mihtary CoUeKe, is just what its title would lead us to expect. The author has placed himself in tlie position of the student entering upon tlu subject for the first time, and, recognising the difficulties and ."rtumbling blocks, has made everything easy, and laid down a firm and good ground for future study. It is all most helpful and well done. Captain de Gruyther begins with organization, describing the divisions of armies, from companies to army corps. He deals with time and space, is excellent upon outjiosts, marches, and the duties of advanced and rear guards. Reconnaissance, the three arms, individually and combined, orders, night operations, rivers, villages, woods, defiles, convoys, and .savage warfare follows in his luminous pages. The book is just what it should be, and has already been adopted as a text book at the Royal Mditary College."— Ai-mi/ and Nacy Gazette.
'Tactics, Applied, for Examination Purposes. A Supplement to "Questions and Answers on Tactics." By Capt. J. Demangel ... ... ... ... ... •■■ ••• 4 0
* Tactical Fitness for Command ; for the use of Majors
preparing for the OflBLcial Test Examination. By
Major J. R. Johnstone, R.M.L.I 2 0
Tactics, Modern, Thoughts on. By Major-General H. M.
Bengough, C.B 1 &
Tactics, Hand-book of. By Capt. W. H. James. Author of " 2154
Questions in Topography, Tactics, Military Law, Drill, &c."
Illustrated with numerous plates ... ... ... ••• 4 tc
•Tactics, Minor. By Colonel Cleky 9 (>•
Tactics Made Easy for Non-Coms. and Men. By Major
H. D. Hutchinson, B.S.C 0 6-
The Director of Military Education in India writes about it:— "It should be spread broadcast. The private soldier will even read it with interest and with profit ; and the knowledge he will thus obtain will enable him tO' take an intelligent interest in military operations." A Commandant of Volunteers says : — " I am delighted with its comprehensiveness, and adaptability to everybody's- comprehension. It is all pleasant reading."
* Tactics, Modern, A Precis of. By Home & Lieut.-Col. Pratt
* Tactics of the Drill Books. By Major C. G. Morrison
* Tactics, Modem, Elements of. By Lieut. -Col. W. Shaw Tactics, Modern, The late Battles in the Soudan. By
Major C. B. Mayne
* Tactics, Lectures on. By Col. F. H. Dyke
* Tactics, Modern. By Capt. H. R. Gall
Telling Off and Posting a Picquet. With Notes and Catechism
oil Outpost Duty, and Advanced and Rear Guard for a Company... ... ... ... ... . ••• ••• ••• 0 n
Agents by Appointment to H.M. Ordnance Survey Dept.
8
0
5
0
9
C)'
2
c»-
4
0-
21
o
GALE & POLDEN, Ltd., Wellington Works, Aldershot.
* Text Book of Fortification and Military Engineering, j>. d.