Since we first began in December, 2008, Karkee Web has far exceeded the aims we had for it. It has become the best resource on the web for 20th Century British accoutrements. Right from the first, it has been our contributors who have made this happen, and who will make it even better in future. Those who have provided images and/or documentation to date include primarily private collectors, but contributions have now come from museums, county archives, societies and dealers and have been most welcome.

PRIVATE COLLECTORS, SCHOLARS & WRITERS

Lars Alfers, Robert Ball, Eric Baradon, Kevin Beckhurst, John Bird, John Bodsworth, Simon Braillon, Martin Brayley, Gus Bryngelson, Guy Bud, Les Butler, Brian Burns, John Cameron, Geoff Carefoot, Steve Chambers, Martin Clewlow, Chris Cone, Tony Cone, Sam Cox, Peter Crosby, Chris Cutting, Rog Dennis, Peter K.A. Digby, Richmond Dutton, Merlijn van Eijk, Carl Ellingstad. Richard Ellis, Diane & Larry Emrick, Sean Featherstone, Carl & Marcia Giordano, David Gordon, Ed Gould, Kevin Groom, David Hale, Ian Hannant, Edward Hallett, Paul Hannon, James Harriss, Terry Hawker, Jeffrey Hayes, Fred Hazel, Chris Henschke, M.C. Heunis, Steve Hewitt, Jeff Hollenbeck, Simon Howlett, Luc Inion, Dan Irving, Ron Jacobs, Alfred Kruk, John Lamont, Rick Landers, Clive Law, Patrick LeBrun, Jerry Lee, Bill Lennell, Roy Lewis, Jeremy Lloyd, John Marshall, Richard Marshall, Leigh McCann, Chris McDonald, Simon Moore, Grant Napier, J.W. Newton, Barry O'Sullivan, Matthew O'Sullivan, Victor Pichon, John Pierson, Chris Pollendine, Graham Priest, Keith Prince, Allen Prior, Peter Raftos, Tom Ready, Gian Rossignuolo, Chris Sadler, Dennis Sale, Colin Schlacta, Fausto Serra, Jordan Simpson, Paul Skrebels, Peter J. Smith, Tracey Stahlberg, Robert Stedman, Ed Storey, Giacomo Stacconeddu, Ric Stubley, Bart Temmink, Ross Torrington, Bruce Toye, Graham Tweeddale, Andrew Upton, Niels Verhagen, Nick Wall, Tim Weller, Joseph White, Carl Woods, Paul Winter and Pete Woldridge

MUSEUMS & ARCHIVES

Danielle Cassar (Assistant Curator, Military Heraldry & Technology, Australian War Memorial)
Andrew Cormack F.S.A. (Keeper of Medals, Uniforms and Visual Arts, Royal Air Force Museum)
Mike Hibberd (formerly of the Imperial War Museum, London)
Robin P. Jenkins (Keeper [Collections], Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland, Leics.)
Jonathan Maguire (Researcher, Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum)
George A. Malcomson (Archivist, Royal Navy Submarine Museum)
Amanda Moreno (Curator, Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum)
Andy Robertshaw (Curator, Royal Logistic Corps Museum)
Lynda Smart (Chief Librarian, Leicester Mercury Media Group)

SOCIETIES

The Society of the Military Horse

DEALERS

CS Militaria
Great War Militaria
Military History Workshop
Service Publications
WD Militaria
What Price Glory
World War Wonders

One element of Karkee Web's design that has received quite a bit of comment is our use of cigarette card images for backgrounds and accents, especially where we've used them to denote Section indices. It's important to note that the actual cards we originally used came from the collection of J. Roy Dennis, Rog's father. We've added a quite a few others here and there, but the origin of one feature that has given this site its distinctive look rests on his shoulders.

There are other contributors who have provided images without knowing it: In a few places we've used pictures that have been gleaned from the web over the last several years, but for which the proper attributions have been lost. To each of you, apologies and thanks. If you find one of your pictures on our site, please contact the webmaster and we'll either remove it or give you proper credit, as you desire.

In addition to those listed above, a number of other people have assisted in the development of this site, both through comments and constructive criticism, and through their detailed knowledge of specific subjects. These include Steve Cobden, O.G. Palmer, Sean Ryan, and Ric Stubley (who is in fact listed above, but needs to be mentioned here as well). Special thanks go to Jim Kendall, who has been an editor, proofreader, and technical consultant in this effort.