The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, 1902-02-18. BAND OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH HORSE ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR SOUTH AFRICA ON THE TRANSPORT CUSTODIAN. THE BAND WAS FORMED JUST BEFORE THE SHIP SAILED, THEN THE INSTRUMENTS WERE STORED AWAY UNTIL AFTER THE WAR. IDENTIFIED IS: THOMAS JAMES UPTON, TROMBONIST (1) (DONATED BY LANCE UPTON).
SIX MEMBERS OF THE 1902 AUSTRALIAN CORONATION CORPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER HAVING PARTICIPATED IN THE CORONATION PARADE FOR KING EDWARD VII. EACH MAN WEARS HIS MEDAL FOR SERVICE I
Informal portrait of 49 Trooper (Tpr) Malcolm St John Lamb, 1st Battalion, Australian Commonwealth Horse, on horseback in South Africa. He enlisted on 15 January 1902, and embarked from Sydney on the
Studio portrait of Trooper George Francis Gillam, a member of C Squadron, 5th Battalion, Australian Commonwealth Horse, prior to his departure to South Africa. The 5th Battalion sailed for South Afric
Hand painted opalotype portrait of 189 Henry (Harry) Joseph Murray, B Squadron, 7th Battalion Commonwealth Horse, of Toowoomba, Queensland. Born 3 June 1882 in Warwick, Harry Murray was working as a t
1902. PORTRAIT OF TROOPER FARQUHAR GEORGE WILLIAMSON, MEMBER OF C SQUADRON, 1ST BATTALION AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH HORSE, WHICH SERVED IN SOUTH AFRICA BETWEEN 1902-02 AND 1902-07. WILLIAMSON, KNOWN AS
Interview with James Gordon Williams, veteran of the Boer War (No.452, enlisted 5-5-1902) and First World War (no.3195, 25/2 Light Horse). James Williams recalls enlisting in Toowoomba, with the 7th
Members of 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Light Horse Brigade, lined up and about to leave for Beersheba. Identified is, third from right on motorcycle, 507 Lance Corporal James Wright Williamson. This image i
