The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Private Harry H (Breaker) Morant, just before he left for South Africa with the 2nd Mounted Rifles from South Australia. Morant was executed at Pretoria Goal on 27 February 1902 by the British for his involvement in the killing of Boer prisoners.
2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, non commissioned officers. Left to right: standing: Trumpeter Marshall; Lance Corporal Coffey; Corporal Brock; Sergeant Knapman; Lance Corporal Rowell
Letters relating to the Boer War service of Lieutenant Peter Joseph Handcock, Bushveldt Carbineers, South Africa, 27-8 February 1902. This file contains two letters relating to the execution of Peter
2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, non commissioned officers. Left to right: back row: Corporal Frederick Solly-Flood, Lance Corporal Rowell, Corporal Butler, Lance Corporal Castine, La
Captain (Capt) Edward Richman, instructor, and seven men of the 2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, who fought in the Boer War. Left to right: Capt Richman, (later lieutenant-adjutant of
Collection relating to the Boer War service of Lieutenant Peter Joseph Handcock. Collection consists of a letter written by Handcock to his sister prior to his execution with Lieutenant Harry "Breake
The grave of Lieutenant (Lt) Peter Joseph Handcock and Lt Henry 'Harry' Harbord Morant in the civilian section of Pretoria's Church Street Cemetery. Members of the Bushveldt Carbineers during the Boer