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Title
Royal Sussex Memorial – The Bugler
Medium
bronze
Measurements
H 365 x W (?) x D (?) cm
Accession number
BN1_LS_S015
Work type
War memorial
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II (England and Wales)
Unveiling date
29th October 1904
Listing date
13/10/52
Access
at all times
Signature/marks description
base of sculpture, east face: C. HARTWELL 1904
Inscription description
on the front of the plinth, bronze regimental badge and inscription in bronze letters: IN MEMORY / OF THE OFFICERS NON / COMMISSIONED OFFRS / AND MEN / OF THE ROYAL SUSSEX/REGIMENT WHO FELL / IN SOUTH AFRICA / 1900–1902; on the front of the base in bronze lettering: LOUISBURG / QUEBEC 1759 / MAIDA / EGYPT 1882 / NILE 1884–5 / ABU KLEA; front of base in bronze lettering with an olive wreath: 1914–18 1939–45; right hand side of base, bronze oval plaque surrounded by laurel leaves, inscribed, followed by names of the dead: FIRST / BATTALION / ACTIVE SERVICE / VOLUNTEER COYS.; on the back of the base, large bronze plaque inscribed, followed by names of the dead: FIRST / BATTALION; on left of the base, oval bronze plaque, surrounded by a laurel wreath and the regimental badge, inscribed, followed by names of the dead: THIRD / BATTALION