[Album of photographs of the New South Wales Mounted Rifles]

PXE 716 (v.3)

series

ca. 1894-1915

Graphic Materials, Photographs, Clippings

71632

1 album (58 items, photoprints, periodical illustrations, newscuttings) - 43 x 32 cm.

1. Representative Mounted Riflemen, Jubilee 1897, Hounslow. (Finnerty of Tenterfield, Cashman of Bathurst, Vacchini of Picton, Muntz of Bathurst-Molong, Taplin of Camden, Munzie of Inverell, Perry of Bega and Gribble of Queanbeyan
2-3. The Second Regiment of N.S.W. Mounted Infantry for service in South Africa. `B' & `A' Squadrons - first, second, third and fourth troops [periodical illustrations]
4-5. A son returned from South Africa [group portrait & male portrait]
6. The Second regiment of N.S.W. Mounted Infantry for service in South Africa, the Officers & Machine Gun Section [periodical illustration]
7-8. Our Imperial Contingent, embarkation of the troops in `The Daily Telgraph' March 22, 1901 and a portrait of J. Apps
9-14. Durban - Col. Lassetter, Capt. Holman, Cape M. Rifles, Troop Vos. - On the Veldt, Capt. Holman
15. L.H. Officers . Extreme right middle row Onslow Thompson , on his right. M. Arnott. 2nd from right front row Lt. J. Heane (Dubbo). All N.S.W. Mounted Rifles
16(a). N.S.W. Light Horse Officers for the War [periodical illustration]
16(b). With our gallant troops at ANZAC in `The Sydney Mail' September 15, 1915 [periodical illustration]
17. Program of the Review held by Her Majesty the Queen on July 1, 1897
18. Roll of troops [newscutting]
19-21. Cap. Lynch 1910 - 2nd L. Horse Brigade, School of Inst., July 1906 - A Private of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles
22. Picnic Burragorang, Camden and Picton N.C.O's ...
23. Hounslow Railway Station, arrival of Mounted Rifles 23/4/1897
24. N.S.W. Mounted Rifles outside their barracks at Hounslow, 1897
25. N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, Hounslow, 1897
26. Household Cavalry & Mounted Rifles, party given to N.S.W. Mounted Rifles by Household Cavalry, Col. Lassetter in civvies in middle of front row
27-30. [invitation] of Her Majesty's Indian & Colonial Forces now in England ... - [ticket] Admit W.D. Holman, Honourable Artillery Company, Armoury House, Finsbury - [plan] S.S. Gulf of Maitatan?
31. Officers, School of Instructors. 2nd from left: J.M. Arnott of N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, 3rd from left: an officer of the Lancer Regiment and 4th from left: Lt. J.P.G. Cox of N.S.W. Mounted Rifles
32-34. Hounslow Railway Station - The Mounted Band of the Royal Scots Greys who escorted the contingent to their barracks in England - A trooper of the Scots Greys and two of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, Hounslow, 1897
35. National Park, N.S.W. Easter encampment, 1889. First representative picture of Mounted Infantry ...
36. Camp Rookwood?, Co. of Mounted Infantry
37-40. Hounslow Railway Station, men & horses detrained at this station in England and meet by Royal Scots Greys
41. [Newscuttings] of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles tour through English provinces in `The Daily Telegraph' 2 October 1897
42. [Newscutting] Queen and Empire in `The Daily Mail, London' 23 June 1897
43. Dinner to the Officers and Men of the N.S.W. Forces at the Victoria Hall, Hotel Cecil, Strand, W.C. 29 July 1897, list of guests and table plan
44-46. [Newscuttings] The Australian Troopers, incidents of the voyage home, 23 April 1897 - Special regimental order by Lt. Col. H.B. Lassetter ... Camden, 23 February 1897 - [manuscript] Sample of Regiment Order issued to colonial troops at Chelsea ...
47. Mounted Rifle Officers, Hounslow, Jubilee, 1897. (Lt. Ryrie, Major Onslow, Lt. Col. Lassetter, Cap. Thompson, Lt. Onslow, Lt. Campbell)
48. Sg Major C. Lydiard (Bathurst M.R.)
49. Mounted Rifles, Officers, Hounslow 1897, Jubilee Detachment (Sg Maj Lydiard, Sg McAllister, Armstrong, McIntosh, Corp Fraser, W.O. Holman, Corp Munsie
50. West Cavalry Brigade, Aldershot with the VIth Dragoon Guards (Mtd Rifles, Jubilee Contingent on parade, mounted on their own horses taken from Australia & sold in England
51. Major Onslow & Col. H.B. Lassetter, Hounslow
52. Hounslow Railway Station, Mounted Rifles leading their horses to barracks, 23 April 1897
53-54. Victoria Barracks, Sydney, an officer's school
55-56. Troopers Mounted Rifles, marching order 1897
57. 1st Cavalry School of Instruction, Victoria Barracks, 24 February 1894
58. [periodical illustration] Some of the Officers of the Light Horse L-R: Major Vernon, Lt. Col. Meredith, Lt. Holman & Lt. Broadbent

Reference source: A short history of New South Wales Mounted Rifles 1888-1918. Sydney : Marchant Printers. Location number: 940.41291/24 Mitchell Library

Most of the photoprints are annotated