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Photograph P01208.028 South Africa, 1899-1902 (Boer War)1900. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF THREE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS WHO RETURNED INVALIDED FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. TROOPER HUGH VENABLES VERNON IS SEATED ON THE RIGHT.

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PORTION OF `A' (SYDNEY) SQUADRON, 7TH LIGHT HORSE, NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS, WAITING TO ATTEND A REVIEW IN CENTENNIAL PARK. CAPTAIN HUGH VENABLES VERNON IS AT THE HEAD OF THE TROOP. BEHIND HIM IS, LEFT TO RIGHT: UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, LIEUTENANT (LT) WILLIAMS, LT B. P. NETTLETON, LT JORDON. BEHIND THEM IN THE NEXT ROW IS SERGEANT MAJOR DAVIES (EXTREME RIGHT). THE MEN WITHOUT LANCES WERE SHOEING SMITHS. SYDNEY SPORTS GROUND IS ON THE RIGHT AND THE REAR OF VICTORIA BARRACKS, NEAR THE ENGINEERS QUARTERS AND DEPOT, IS ON THE LEFT. A STRIKE OF LIGHTNING HAD JUST KILLED A CIVILIAN IN MOORE PARK ON THE RIGHT, NEAR THE TRAM.
1900. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF THREE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS WHO RETURNED INVALIDED FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. TROOPER HUGH VENABLES VERNON IS SEATED ON THE RIGHT.

ROSEBERY, NSW. 1914. THREE MEMBERS OF THE 1ST LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS) WITH THEIR HORSES. LEFT TO RIGHT: TROOPER CLARK (BATMAN), TROOPER MURPHY (GROOM), MAJOR HUGH VENABLES VERNO

GROUP PORTRAIT OF OFFICERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE AND INSTRUCTION STAFF OUTSIDE VICTORIA BARRACKS. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: LIEUTENANT (LT) OTTON, 3RD AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE (3ALH); LT VOWELL,

Brunswick Rifle cleaning jag made from brass. The jag has an interrupted thread to hold the cloth and has a thinner thread at the opposite end to screw into the cleaning rod. Markings - Y 17. This B

Brunswick Rifle ball drawer made from steel and threaded at one end to screw into the cleaning rod. The other end of the ball drawer is threaded so that it can screw into a musket ball for extraction

An Australian party crossing the Nile to visit the tombs of the Pharaohs. Identified, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) M G McMillan, Lt James Martyn Clerke (later a Major of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade)
