The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Sydney, NSW, c. 1916. Formal studio portrait of 2949 Private (Pte) John Roper who enlisted in the 1st AIF on 1916-02-04. Pte Roper is wearing a pre-war New South Wales Lancers hat badge on his hat, a badge with the letters 'LH'(standing for Light Horse) on his collar and the badge probably of the 7th Light Horse Regiment on his shoulder. He later served with the 9th Light Horse Veterinary Section and returned to Australia on 1919-03-05.
Depicts a portrait of an officer Lieutenant Colonel Archibald McLaurin, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 8th Australian Light Horse Regiment, wearing a slouch hat with chin strap. Australian Commonwealt
Pair of nickel-plated or whitemetal stamped collar badges with two brass lugs. The badge has a crowned elephant's head with raised trunk and at the elephant's neck are three fleur de lys. Collar bad
Depicts a portrait of a Trooper Walter R. White, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Australian Expeditionary Force, with a pipe in his mouth, wearing a slouch hat with
Newcastle, NSW, c. 1903. Studio portrait of an unknown trooper with the 4th Light Horse Regiment (NSW Lancers, later known as the Hunter River Lancers). The trooper is wearing the 1903 pattern uniform
Group portrait of the Camden troop, 1st/21st Light Horse (1st/21st LH) (Royal New South Wales Lancers), at a camp at the Goulburn Showground. Identified are: Sergeant Dick Southwell (left, leading the
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant, Sidney Phillips, 16th Reinforcements, 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment (hat removed). A civil servant prior to enlistment, Phillips joined the AIF aged 35 on 2
