The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pair of nickel-plated or whitemetal stamped collar badges with two brass lugs. The badge has a crowned elephant's head with raised trunk and at the elephant's neck are three fleur de lys.
Collar badges used by the New South Wales Lancers. The elephant's head was taken from the family crest of Lord Carrington, Governor of New South Wales and honorary colonel of the Lancer Regiment. The use of this crest was approved both as a hat and collar badge in 1890 but probably did not appear as a collar badge until 1895. Collar badges were usually held in position on a collar with split pins.
Brown drab wool twill tunic with stand and fall collar and pointed cuffs, both piped in scarlet superfine wool. The whitemetal elephant collar badges of the New South Wales Lancers (see REL/02736) are
Brown drab wool twill tunic with scarlet superfine stand collar, pointed cuffs and plastron. The collar is plain with no collar badges. Square red wool braid shoulder straps each with single small sil
Two collar badges. A palm tree between two crescent moons within a circle inscribed 'NORTHERN RIVERS LANCERS', surrounded by a wattle wreath and surmounted by an Imperial crown. At the base a scroll w
Brown drab wool twill tunic with stand and fall collar and pointed cuffs, both piped in scarlet superfine wool. The whitemetal elephant collar badges of the New South Wales Lancers (see REL/02736) are
Silver coloured anodised aluminium straight title, 'RNSWL', for the Royal New South Wales Lancers. Unknown
18 Light Horse Regiment collar badge. Circular brass badge surmounted by a crown with two crossed lances behind, their pennants trailing to the sides. The Roman numerals, 'XVIII' are at the center sur
Queen's South Africa Medal, 1st type. Engraved around edge with recipient's details. Associated with 781 Trooper Roger Wingham Palmer who served in South Africa with the New South Wales Lancers.
