The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified signaller of the 1st Light Horse Regiment operating a tripod mounted heliograph. Note the horses in the background.
Portrait of an unidentified signaller with a heliograph mounted on a tripod. Underneath the tripod is the leather carrying case for the instrument. Note the belt that the signaller is wearing, which
Portrait of 530 Corporal Charles Leonard King, of the 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment, using a tripod mounted heliograph to send signals during a desert operation in the Middle East. Note the she
St. Gratien, France, 1918. Members of the 2nd Divisional Signals Company, 1st AIF, operating a heliograph station in country northeast of Amiens. The soldier at left has a telescope mounted on a tripo
Original horses and mounted members of the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Note the six field ambulances in the background.
Three unidentified British soldiers using a tripod mounted heliograph. Note the men are wearing slouch hats, which was quite common during the Boer War.
Informal portrait of two unidentified signallers of 1st Light Horse Regiment, signalling with a heliograph. One of a series of photographs from an album relating to the service of Lieutenant William H
