The fact that the soldier's photo is an insert and the title is "soldiers" plural of the queen suggests that this is one of a series of such photos. The name of this soldier is not known.Head and shoulders photo of a Boer War soldier in 100 x 75 mm oval inset to commemorative setting of crossed British and New Zealand flags behind a crown. In black wooden glass fronted frame.Soldiers of the Queen, 1900, VR

Framed B&W photo of mounted Light Horse Trooper. Identity not known

Includes 4 page article "Galloping Death" about Light Horse charge at Beersheba 31 October 1917$5 price sticker

Coloured cartoon showing a Light Horse soldier on a well laden horse being observed by a pair of infantry diggers. In plastic frameBlimey Lofty! And they call themselves Light Horse

Photo of Brig General Grant with LtCol Murray Bourchier on the battle field of GazaBrig General Grant with LtCol Murray Bourchier on the battle field of Gaza

B&W photo of Light Horse returning to the lines. Kilmore Camp. Easter 1911 Light Horse returning to the lines. Kilmore Camp. Easter 1911 48

Landscape framed photograph showing 8th Light Horse Regiment, A Squadron leading returning from exercise in the Greensborough area after trialling Wileys (sic) field cooker8th Light Horse Regiment, A Squadron leading returning from exercise in the Greensborough area after trialling Wileys (sic) field cooker late 1914. Presented to the CO and members of the 4/19 PWLH Regiment from WO1 Allan Hawkins ASM 15 March 2005

Coloured picture of a standing Victorian Cavalry trooper. A mounted officer is in the distanceVictorian Cavalry 1890 Property of 4/19 PWLH Officers Mess FEB 96

Framed photo of about 15 troopers carrying buckets, queuing at a water point. There are tents in the backgroundOn front: Kilmore Camp 8.3.12 On back: Jean Bentley 7 Tilley St East Coburg Vic 3058

Photo of Light Horse dismounted parade. An officer is pinning medal on a Corporal . Probably at Kilmore camp c 1912

1938 group photo of 4/19 PWLH Regiment members seated in about 8 rows4/19 "Prince of Wales" Light Horse Regiment Training Camp Broadmeadows 1938

Framed b&w photo of Murray Bourchier in Light Horse uniform mounted on his horseMurray Bourchier on his 18th birthday. On his horse "Skip". 1912

During WW1 Australia sent 39,348 Walers overseas to the AIF. Many Light Horsemen enlisted with their horses with a government promise that they would be able to bring their horses home with them. On the outbreak of peace, costs became important and it was deemed too costly to have horses repatriated to Australia - except for one horse, "Sandy", owned by General W T Bridges who died at Gallipoli in 1915 Quarantine was offered as a reason for not permitting the walers to return to Australia. However, the horses would have had a long sea voyage, giving time for problems to emerge. Many of the fit horses were sold to the Indian ArmyFramed print of poem "The Horses Stay behind". In days to come we'll wander west and cross the range again; We'll hear the bush birds singing in the green trees after rain; We'll canter through the Mitchell grass and breast the bracing wind: But we'll have other horses. Our chargers stay behind. Around the fire at night we'll yarn about old Sinai; We'll fight our battles o'er again; and as the days go by There'll be old mates to greet us. The bush girls will be kind. Still our thoughts will often wander to the horses left. I don't think I could stand the thought of my old fancy hack Just crawling round old Cairo with a Gyppo on his back. Perhaps some English tourist out in Palestine may find My broken-hearted waler with a wooden plough behind. No; I'd better shoot him and tell a little lie: "He floundered in a wombat hole and then lay down to die" May be I'll be court-martialled; but I'm damned if I'm inclined To go back to Australia and leave my horse behind. Trooper Bluegum

Framed photograph of an oil painting of Lt General Sir Harry ChauvelW B McInnes Oil on canvas 129.1 x 104.5 cm photograph of a painting in the Australian War memorial (13521)

Framed b&w head and shoulders photo of LT COL James Lawson DSOCaption: LT COL James Lawson DSO Commanding Officer of the First Australian Armoured Car Regiment Horsham and Rupanyip circa 1934. As Major J Lawson led A Squadron at the charge of Beersheba

Framed photo of a Regiment of the Australian Light Horse on the march near Jerusalem in PalestineOn back: A Regiment of the Australian Light Horse on the march near Jerusalem in Palestine Donated by John and Margaret Kinton

Printed framed photo of Light Horse fording Jordan River during World War 1Colarts Sydney Caption: Light Horse fording Jordan River

Brassard as worn by parade marshals for ANZAC Day marchesMaroon cotton brassard, rectangular with ends folded to points to which 23mm black cotton tapes attached With white embroidery "MARSHAL 1st A.I.F"MARSHAL 1st AIF

The 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards was formed in 1922 as a British Army cavalry regiment. In 1992 it was amalgamated with the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards to form the Royal Dragoon GuardsThe 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards is a British Army unit associated with the 4/19 Prince of Wales's Light Horse RegimentBritish Army Uniform No 2 Dress 1980 Pattern, 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards. With Regimental badges and buttons, white lanyard and General Service Medal ribbon. No badges of rankOn maker's label - "Baldwin"uniform, 4/7 rdg

Glass fronted wooden frame in which is mounted examples of components at the various stages of making .303 inch round. Top row - samples of the various metals used Centre row - Examples of components at stages of manufacture of cartridge case Bottom row - Examples of components at stages of manufacture of bulletOn back - 4/19 PWLH Sgts Mess 97

Framed b&w photo of 8 member armed funeral escort in position along each side of a light truck presumably carrying the coffin of a German officer. The vehicle has some camouflage foliage on it and a wreath mounted in front on the radiatorCaption: WW1 Funeral for a German officer. Photo from the Museum's Whyte collection

Framed b&w photo. In foreground, Turkish cavalry waiting to go into action, a mounted officer in front of them. In middle distance a line of infantry in lying position on a ridge. On the left is a group of observers, probably HQ group.Caption: WW1 Turks in action against Light Horse at Sheria. The fighting lasted several days. The Turkish cavalry in foreground, waiting, ready to go into action. This was a struggle for water and was known as the Junction Fight. Photo from Museums Whyte collection

Framed b&w photo of HQ facility on coast. Three tents in foreground, four cars parked nearby, Radio antenna to the leftCaption: WW1 German Headquarters Samak, Palestine. Photo from Museums Whyte collection

Framed b&w photo of five seated Turkish Officer POW'sCaption: WW1 Captured Turkish Officers Photo from the Museums Whyte Collection

Framed b&w photo . Trooper Whyte is standing behind a large artillery shellCaption: WW1 Trooper Whyte demonstrating the size of artillery shells used against the British forces Gaza- October 1917 Photo from the Museum's Whyte Collection

Framed b&w photo. In foreground is a Turkish soldier standing by his horse . There are several soldiers and horses in the backgroundCaption: WW1 Captured Turkish Cavalry Photo from the Museums Whyte Collection ww1, turkish pow