The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1905; three men from troop of NSWMR firing rifles from behind log, fourth member of troop is acting as horse holder in the left middle ground, members of another troop are visible in background (Mounted Rifles, Mounted Infantry, Light Horsemen, etc, rode their horses to the scene of the action, dismounted and fought on foot as ordinary infantry), NSWMR wear plumes of black cockerel in their hats
This is one of a series of drawings used to illustrate the uniforms and equipment of from left to right; officer NSW Lancers, trooper NSW Lancers (both mounted and in review order), officer NSW Moun
Queen's South Africa Medal with the bars 'WITTEBERGEN', 'DIAMOND HILL', 'JOHANNESBURG', 'DREIFONTEIN', 'PAARDEBERG' and 'RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY'. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Awarde
Depicts a dismounted officer of the Victorian Mounted Rifles (VMR) (the uniform he is wearing is oversimplified and inaccurate), with the horse wearing military bridle pattern 1885 and officer's saddl
Queen's South Africa Medal with the clasps 'WITTEBERGEN', 'DIAMOND HILL', 'JOHANESBURG' and 'CAPE COLONY'. Impressed edge with recipient's details. James Gordon Legge was born in London in 1863 and
King's South Africa Medal with the clasps 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902'. Impressed edge with recipient's details. James Gordon Legge was born in London in 1863 and emigrated with his f
Bonze button featuring an infantry bugle and the number '1' in the centre, and 'N.S.W RIFLES' around the edge. This button was worn by an unknown member of the 1st New South Wales Rifles. The 1st N
