The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW. C. 1914. COLONEL GRANVILLE RYRIE MOUNTED ON HIS HORSE PLAIN BILL, IN FRONT OF A BRISTOL BOX KITE. RYRIE TOOK THIS HORSE OVERSEAS WHEN HE LEFT AUSTRALIA WITH THE 2ND LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE 1914. (PHOTOGRAPHER: LAKER & CO., 119 GEORGE STREET, CAMPERDOWN). (DONOR: D. DECELIS)
Egypt, 1917. A group, most of them mounted on camels, posing in front of the Sphinx and Great Pyramid. They are, left to right: unknown Egyptian guide, holding a drinking vessel on his head; Mrs Mary
Brigadier-General Granville de Laune Ryrie, Commanding Officer (CO) of the 2nd Light Horse Brigade, smoking a pipe whilst mounted on his favourite horse, ‘Plain Bill’. The horse was exceptionally stur
KATIA, SINAI, EGYPT, C. 1916-08. AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE MEN WATERING THEIR HORSES AT A WELL IN THE DESERT. AT LEFT, WEARING A FEATHERED HAT, IS MAJOR-GENERAL HARRY CHAUVEL, COMMANDING OFFICER (CO) OF
Michelago, NSW. 1916-04. Jim Ryrie at about four years of age, wearing a military uniform in the grounds of the Ryrie family property. He was the son of Brigadier-General Granville de Laune Ryrie, Com
Portrait of General L. Ryrie, General Officer Commanding, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, (looking toward the camera) mounted on his horse, Plain Bill. This is an original Paget Plate negative.
Brigadier-General Granville de Laune Ryrie (middle), Commanding Officer (CO) of the 2nd Light Horse Brigade, enjoys a bathe in the Dead Sea wearing his hat. Two unidentified officers wade either side
