The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MEMBERS OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN DETACHMENTS RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS OF LONDON AS PART OF THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE PROCESSION. LEADING ARE LIEUTENANT COLONEL H. B. LASSETTER, NSW MOUNTED RIFLES, AND CAPTAIN WALTER LIBERTY VERNON, NSW LANCERS.
HOUNSLOW, ENGLAND, 1897-05. GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE SIX OFFICERS OF THE JUBILEE CONTINGENT OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES MOUNTED RIFLES, WHICH ARRIVED IN ENGLAND 1897-04-22 TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CELEBRATION OF
PORTRAIT OF CORPORAL WALTER LIBERTY VERNON ON HORSEBACK AT HIS PROPERTY, `PENSHURST'. NOTE THE UNIFORM RECENTLY RECEIVED FROM LONDON OF LANCER PATTERN, IN BLUE WITH RED FACINGS (COMPARE UNIFORM OF 5TH
Brunswick rifle. Lock marked Crown over 'VR' over 'Tower 1847' and crown/arrow service proof mark. Barrel with London proof marks has a bayonet (sword) bar at the muzzle and a post with one 'flip up'
Military funeral of 1703 Trooper Ralph Cumming, 3rd Imperial NSW Mounted Rifles, recently returned aboard the ship Aurania. Cumming died from appendicitis in Sydney Hospital on 7 June 1902, and was ac
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
ENGLAND, 1897. GROUP PORTRAIT OF SENIOR NCOS AND OTHER RANKS OF THE JUBILEE CONTINGENT OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES MOUNTED RIFLES, IN ENGLAND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CELEBRATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA'S DIAMOND J
