The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brass Bugle with conical horn. Markings stamped into horn, 'S.A./ GOVT/ W (upward broad arrow) D/ HENRY POTTER & Co./ 30 CHARING CROSS./ LONDON/ C&M/ 1886'; also punched into the horn is 'BUGLER H COLE 2662/ C Sd 4th BATT A.C.H.'; scratched into horn "TRUMPETER H COLE/ 8TH CONTINGENT S.A. ".
Issued to, and used by, 2662 Bugler Herbert George Mitchell Cole who served in South Africa in 1902 with C Squadron, 4 Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse (South Australia).
Brass Trumpet with conical horn. Markings stamped into horn 'EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE PARIS' within a wreath, '1900/ HORS CONCOURS/ MEMBRE DU JURY/ GAUTROL BREVETE/ S.G.D.G./ PARIS/', and an oval wit
Brass Trumpet with conical horn. Markings stamped into horn 'EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE PARIS' within a wreath, '1900/ HORS CONCOURS/ MEMBRE DU JURY/ GAUTROL BREVETE/ S.G.D.G./ PARIS/', and an oval wit
Brass cavalry or long bugle fitted with green tasselled lanyard. The bugle bell is impressed 'C Mahillon & Co / * / 59 / 1901'. The tassels are constructed around wooden beads. Bugles of this length a
Standard B flat military bugle of soldered construction, with copper body and tubes, brass bell, joining section, rear sleeve, chain loop plate and mouthpiece extension tube. The mouthpiece is missing
Queen's South Africa Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Lance Corporal George Harold Jakeman was born in Kansas in the United States of America on 4 July 1883. He was the son of
British Universal Pattern 1885 curb horse bit with single link curb chain, mouth piece with low port, and 'S' shaped cheek pieces secured at the lower end by a curved bar. Each side of the bit bears a
