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War Office: Finance Department and predecessors: Precedent Books

Catalogue reference: WO 113

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WO 113

A collection of precedents from the Finance Department relating to pay, allowances, concessions, etc., for officers, 1855-1963, for non-commissioned officers and men, 1878-1963 and for civilian staff, 1900-1946; and to financial transactions with...

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WO 113

Title
War Office: Finance Department and predecessors: Precedent Books
Date

1855-1963

Description

A collection of precedents from the Finance Department relating to pay, allowances, concessions, etc., for officers, 1855-1963, for non-commissioned officers and men, 1878-1963 and for civilian staff, 1900-1946; and to financial transactions with colonial territories 1885-1947.

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status

Public Record(s)

Language

English

Creator(s)
  • War Department, Accounts Department, 1855-1857
  • War Office, Accounts Department, 1857-1860
  • War Office, Accounts Department, 1865-1870
  • War Office, Finance Department, 1870-1899
  • War Office, Finance Department, 1902-1964
  • War Office, Finance Division, 1899-1902
Physical description

37 files and volumes

Access conditions

Subject to 30 year closure unless otherwise stated

Subjects
Topics
Army
Armed Forces (General Administration)
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C14321/

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