The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a portrait of Lieutenant-Colonel George Macarthur-Onslow of Camden NSW who commanded the 7th Light Horse Regiment until August 1918 when he took command of the newly formed 5th Light Horse Brigade (Gullett 640-641). He was born at Camden Park, Menangle, 2 May 1875 and died 12 September 1931. Lambert visited the 7th Light Horse when they were camped near the frontline at Nalin in February 1918.
Depicts the sloping side of the rocky hill landscape. Drawn on horseback between 18-22 February 1918 when Lambert visited the 7th Light Horse stationed at Nalin.
Depicts a portrait of Lieutenant Clive Holland, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Between 18-22 February 1918 Lambert visited the 7th Light Horse regiment stationed a
Depicts a sketch of four officers seated about a makeshift table on which are plates and mugs in an ancient cave or tomb. Between 18-22 February 1918 Lambert visited the 7th Light Horse regiment stati
Lambert made a brief visit to the front line, which in February 1918 passed through Nalin in the Judaean Hills, south of Jerusalem. He made two small oil studies as well as many pencil drawings of lig
Lieutenant Colonel Terence Patrick McSharry, CMG, DSO, MC, served with 2nd Light Horse Regiment, Australian Imperial Force, on Gallipoli until 1915 when he joined the 15th Infantry Battalion as adjunc
White enamelled metal mug showing shrapnel damage. The metal has been pierced in two places: the entry point at the middle-left of the handle and the exit point at the opposite bottom right. Shellf
