The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of members of a stretcher party of the NSW Naval Brigade. They are wearing Navy Pattern 1897 leather and Martini-Henry bayonets. The photograph is inscribed "Presented to Surgeon Steel, Naval Brigade, by members of the stretcher party as a memento of the Diamond Jubilee. Sydney, June 22nd 1897", a gift on the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. Staff Surgeon John Steel conducted medical examinations of a contingent of the NSW Naval Brigade which went to the Boxer Rebellion in China in 1900, he also travelled as part of the contingent. Surgeon Steel died in China, most likely from an overdose of chloral hydrate.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1900. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF THE NSW NAVAL BRIGADE CONTINGENT TO THE BOXER REBELLION. THE SAILORS OF THIS PART OF THE CONTINGENT ARE ARMED WITH MARTINI-HENRY MKII OR III RIFLES FITT
CHINA, 1900-1901. MEMBERS OF THE NSW NAVAL CONTINGENT WHO SERVED IN CHINA DURING THE BOXER REBELLION, 1900-1901. PHOTOGRAPH ILLUSTRATES ARMS AND UNIFORMS USED BY CONTINGENT. (PREVIOUSLY CAPTURED AT A0
ENGLAND, 1897. MEMBERS OF THE JUBILEE CONTINGENT OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES MOUNTED RIFLES, IN ENGLAND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CELEBRATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE, ABOARD A RIVER PLEASURE BOAT,
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Medal in presentation box. Engraved around edge with recipient's details. This medal was issued to 141 Private John Henry Peken of the Victorian Mounted Rifles. In 1
ENGLAND, 1897. GROUP PORTRAIT OF 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 JUBILEE, DEPICTED
CHINA. MEMBERS OF THE NSW CONTINGENT WITH MEMBERS OF OTHER ALLIED FORCES WHO SERVED WITH THEM DURING THE BOXER REBELLION, 1900-1901.
