The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOUTH AFRICA. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF C SECTION, ELSWICK BATTERY, WITH ONE OF THEIR 12 AND 1/2 POUNDER QUICK FIRING ARTILLERY PIECES. THIS BRITISH UNIT WAS ONE OF TWO ORGANISED VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY COMPANIES TO SERVE IN THE WAR AGAINST THE BOERS, AND COMPRISED MEN FROM THE ELSWICK WORKS. (DONOR B. DE LAINE)
HORACE CHARLES CASPER DE LAINE (1879-1975) OF THE NO.1 SQUADRON (ADELAIDE) MOUNTED RIFLES. DE LAINE LATER WENT TO SOUTH AFRICA 1901 WITH THE 5TH IMPERIAL BUSHMEN CORPS, AND WAS CAPTURED BY THE BOERS I
ORANGE FREE STATE, SOUTH AFRICA, 1901. NO.301 HORACE CHARLES CASPER DE LAINE (1879-1975) OF THE 5TH IMPERIAL BUSHMEN CORPS, AGED 22. HE WAS CAPTURED BY THE BOERS 1902-01. (DONOR B. DE LAINE)
ADELAIDE, SA. 1888. HORACE CHARLES CASPER DE LAINE (1879-1975) AS A CHILD AGED 9 YEARS. HE WAS LATER A MEMBER OF THE 5TH IMPERIAL BUSHMEN CORPS, AND WAS CAPTURED BY THE BOERS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1902-01.
ADELAIDE, SA, 1901. NO.301 HORACE CHARLES CASPER DE LAINE (1879-1975) OF THE 5TH IMPERIAL BUSHMEN CORPS, AT THE OLD EXHIBITION GROUNDS. DE LAINE WAS 22 AT THE TIME, AND ABOUT TO SAIL FOR SOUTH AFRICA
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, 1901. 'TAKEN A FEW MILES OUTSIDE OF JOHANNESBURG ON THE DAY QUEEN VICTORIA WAS BURIED. FROM THE TOP OF THIS HILL WE FIRED THE 81 MINUTE GUNS. 10 HORSES IN TEAM TO DRAG THE
LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, SIEGE GUN SECTION: 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUNS AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. TWO OF THOSE GUNS WERE ISSUED TO THE BATTERY IN 1884 AND WERE IN USE UNTIL TH
