The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1899? 797 TROOPER WILLIAM WILSON WATTS, NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS POSSIBLY TAKEN AT THE TIME THE REGIMENT DEPARTED FOR ENGLAND, WHERE THEY TOOK PART IN THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT AT ISLINGTON AND TRAINING AT ALDERSHOT. TROOPER WATTS LATER SAW SERVICE WITH THE REGIMENT IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. (ORIGINAL HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE; DONOR L. WATTS)
Pattern 1885 Cavalry Troopers Sword. The guard is sheet steel with a part rolled edge and a pierced Maltese Cross design stamped NSWC 198. The checkered black leather two piece grip is attached to the
Front page of the 'Illustrated London News', Saturday 14 October, 1899, depicting a scene in Fenchurch Street, London, of the departure of the New South Wales Lancers. The Royal New South Wales Lancer
Depicts a large number of civilians watching the Royal Horse Artillery passing the Queen 's carriage during the Queen's Review at Aldershot in the late 19th century. The New South Wales Lancers also t
In 1893 the colony of New South Wales sent over their regiment of lancers to the Royal Military Tournament that was being held at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, London. The spectacle that was put o
ENGLAND. C 1899. DISMOUNTED PARADE BY NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS BEFORE DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA. A LANCER SQUADRON WAS TRAINING IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE WAR AND WERE THE FIRST COLONIAL VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTE
Pattern 1885 Cavalry Troopers Sword. The guard is sheet steel with a part rolled edge and a pierced Maltese Cross design stamped NSWC 198. The checkered black leather two piece grip is attached to the
STUDIO PORTRAIT OF A TROOPER FROM `A' (SYDNEY) SQUADRON, ROYAL NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS IN FULL DRESS, POSSIBLY TROOPER J. DRAPER.
