A photo of a large contingent of mounted soldiers parading through the streets of a city. The uniforms indicate the South African War era. It could be a farewell parade, with many citizens on each side of the street. There is indication of location.Nilphoto, colonial era, photo, colonial era

An article from the "Senior News" about the memorial to be erected in Canberra and whether the first descendents will be there if it is erected. Includes photo ex servicemen/ descendents boer war memorial

A photocopy of the newsletter, which carries an article on the unveiling of a memorial to those Brunswick soldiers who served in the South African war. There is also an invitation to a service at the memorial for 'Australian Heritage Week' 2011boer war, memorial

Typed transcript from original diary on 14 foolscap pageswar diary vietnam

Relates to Boer WarPart of a page from the Leader Newspaper printed in Feb 1900 about casualties suffered at Rensberg. Th page is badly damaged but shows shows photographs of some of the casualties and their home townshipsboer war casualties

A page from the 2011 edition of "Ironsides" The first part is a request for donations for the Boer War memorial in Canberra, and the second is a brief on the Australian involvement in that warboer war, memorial

A collection of photocopied newspaper articles, line drawings and photos about the Boer War, together with transcripts of some telegrams received by 2nd Bn A.C.H while in South Africa, and a section of 1st Australian Commonwealth Horse diary from 12 Feb to 28 Feb on their departure from Melbourneboer war

Kenneth Alan Mckenzie was the youngest of the six children of George and Martha McKenzie of Geelong, Victoria . Attended Duntroon. Commissioned 3/11/14. Embarked 12/2/15. Prom Captain 19/9/15. Prom Major 19/3/16. Brigade Major 4 Brigade 18/2/17. GSO 3 - Imperial Mounted Division 21/3/17. Brigade Major 4 LH Brigade 16/4/17. MID. DSO MID GSO 2 Descorps 4/10/18. Appointed Adjutant of Duntroon 1920, later 2nd Cavalry Division, Served in World War 2 in command of 4th Motor Brigade. After the war he retired with rank of Brigadier . Died in 1948, aged 54 Annotated transcription from original diaries of Major McKenzie. A4 bound pagesdiary, mckenzie

Previously, band members had a war function as stretcher bearers.Black & white photo of a soldier on a stretcher having his leg bandaged. A dozen or so are standing around watching. There are band instruments in the left foreground. This appears to be members of 4/19 PWLH Band receiving first aid training at an annual camp of the Regiment.Copyright photo - stamp of "The Argus" on backband, first aid

A soft covered booklet containing a Christmas message from the President and some aspects of the war service of the Regiment 1914 to 19184th light horse association

A booklet produced by the 4th Light Horse Regiment Association. It covers some aspects of the war service of the Regiment. Pages are heat sealed in plastic and are plastic bound4 light horse, association

A light card folder containing photocopies of newspaper articles about the 80th anniversary of the Beersheba charge, four songs about the 4th's war and its Commanding Officers.4th light horse association, beersheba

A typed letter from the Australian War Memorial to Col M W S Bourchier CMG, DSO, requesting papers, documents or maps of war interest that he may have.bourchier, australian war memorial

Three songs written by and of the 4th Light Horse - entitled 'Us and the War', 'Palestine' and, 'The Fourth Light Horse'. Two are sung to the tune "It aint gonna rain no more' and the other to "Old Folks at Home" (Stephen Foster)4th light horse, re-unions

Twelve photocopied pages from the Kia Ora Coo-ee newspapers of August, November and December 1918 covering operations in Palestine. There is some verse written by soldiers, stories and photographs. Articles feature the Holy Sepulchre, the Dome of the Rock, The Fall of Damascus and the Samaria Smashkia ora coo-ee, world war 1

A black & white photo showing six mounted Light Horse officers.On back: Officers of the 4th ALH Tripoli, Syria December 1918photo, light horse, syria

A black & white photo showing horses being watered at a stream.On back: Members of the 4th ALH Regiment watering their horses from troughs at Auja in the Jordan Valley Palestinephoto, 4th light horse, jordan valley

The Honor Flag consists of the Australian national Flag in the canton, a white field, with a blue Federal Star and three vertical blue bars in the fly. The flag has a red border. It was awarded to towns and districts that subscribed twice their quota of funds. Flags for individuals did not have the Federal Star nor the vertical bars. A yellow paper certificate that was presented to individuals who contributed to the Seventh War Loan. It has the title and the honour flag is depicted across the centre of the certificate, and a certification that the recipient had subscribed and the signature of W H Watt, Commonwealth Treasurer. This certificate was issued to Mr Hedley Harper and is dated 14 Oct 1918war loans, ww1

Black and white photo, Eleven soldiers are relaxing on rocks on a hillside with cedars behind.Photograph No B839photo, lebanon, ww1

A black & white photo, showing a long line of prisoners under mounted escort on a flat open plain. There are three bodies in the foreground.No B258 Australian War Memorial, Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne. On back - 'Site of a battle between Indian Cavalry and enemy at Lejjun on Esdraelon Plain, also near site of Armageddon, Nazareth Hills in background. Prisoners captured during advance on Damascus'ww1, palestine, pow

A black & white photograph showing a brick house with a semi-collapsed roof. There is a lot of damage around the building . On the back: "In a deep excavation under this house the Crown Prince watched the battle of Verdun - a camera obscura having been obstructed with lens and periscope up the chimney. The house had been bought by a German some years before the war."photo, verdun, camera obscura

A black & white photograph. It shows a panorama at Wadi Henien near Richon in Syria, a favourite resting camp of the Light Horse brigadesPhoto No 444. Stamp of the War Museum and description on backphoto, light horse, wadi henien

Contingent departing for Boer War of 1899-19022 photographs: albumen silver stereograph, It shows SS Medic pulling away from wharf, with a crowd of onlookersTitleboer war, ss medic

Albumem silver stereograph. Horses are being led aboard transport shipTitleboer war, victorian contingent, loading horses

Albumem silver stereographs. The transport is pulling away from the pier. There is a crowd of onlookersThe titleboer war, victorian contingent

Albumem Silver photographs. Light Horse procession, a large crowd of onlookersTitleboer war, victorian contingent

Albumem silver Stereographs. A large crowd is watching the Light Horse parade through the street. This is similar to Catalogue 1330 of the same title.The titleboer war, victorian contingent

Albumem silver stereograph. A large crowd is watching the Light Horse parade through the street. This similar to Catalogue No 1329 of the same title.The titleboer war, victorian contingent

Albumem silver stereographs. Shows S.S. Medic loading. This is similar to Cat No 1326The titleboer war, victorian contingent

Albumem silver stereograph. Shows SS Medic pulling away from the pier. A crowd is watchingThe titleboer war, victorian contingent