P01208.020 Accession Number: P01208.020

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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 VERNON (SECOND IN COMMAND).

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P01208.020

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Photograph

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Black & white - Film copy negative

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Colour: Black & white

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Whole

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1

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