The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT-COLONEL CHARLES FREDERICK COX IN THE UNIFORM OF COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (FORMERLY NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS). COX WAS COMMANDER OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE, 1ST AIF 1915-09 UNTIL 1918.
Khaki service dress tunic, unlined with brass Australian Military Forces buttons and 4 patch pockets on front. All insignia including rank, gorget badges and ribbon bars have been removed except for o
Brown leather sword cover with the initials 'C F C ' stamped on the hilt cover which is secured by a single strap and buckle. There is a reinforced chape. Officers sword cover presented to Major Cha
Brass name plate with 'S.M.S. Emden.' engraved and highligted in black paint. There are two holes at each end for attachment. On the reverse written in pen is 'Taken from the show case in which model
A portrait of Brigadier General Charles Frederick Cox, CB, CMG, DSO, MID, also previously in (Boer) War, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment, 1st Australian Light Horse
Headquarters officers of the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade (1ALH Bde), with Brigadier General Charles Frederick Cox, CB, CMG, DSO, VD, Commander 1ALH Bde, fourth from left.
Lord Kitchener congratulates Colonel Cox CB, New South Wales Lancers, on the success of the regiment after the completion of the second drive at Harrismith. Identified from left to right: (4) Major Ge
