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Colonial and pre WW1 Uniforms of Australia, Page 5 |
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A re-created Trooper's Uniform of the First Australian Horse |
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| Trumpeter, Victorian Mounted Rifles c.1893 | Roughrider, Victorian Artillery c.1894 |
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| Company Sergeant Major (CSM) Victorian Cadet Corps c.1895 | Gunners Victorian Field Artillery c.1895 |
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| Certified Army Signaller Victorian Rangers c.1895 | Trumpeter (Bugler) Victorian Cadet Corps c.1895 |
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| Officer, Victorian Engineers c.1897 | Buglers, South Australian Infantry Regiment c.1897 |
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Padre, NSW Infantry c.1897 |
Engineer Officer, NSW c.1898 |
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| Armourer Sergeant NSW Mounted Rifles c.1898 | Lance Corporal University Rifles Victoria 1903/12 |
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| Derwent Regiment c.1903 | Trooper, Australian Light Horse 1904 |
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| Bandsman Derwent Infantry Regiment c.1904 | Tasmanian Artillery c.1906 |
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| Bandmaster 7 Australia Infantry Regiment (7AIR) c.1908 | Non-commissioned Officer Australian Field Artillery c.1908 |
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| Farrier, Australian Army Service Corps c.1910 | Signaller, Royal Australian Artillery c.1910 |
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| Private, Tasmanian Rangers c.1910 | Corporal, Australian Army Medical Corps c.1912 |
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Uniform images on this page are selected from Australian Army Badges Cloth Insignia of the Army in Australia, 1860-1993 by J K Cossum PO Box 223 Sandy Bay 7005 Tasmania ISBN 0 949530 14 X |
| Signals Sergeant, AIF 1916 |
| SYDNEY, NSW. 1899-11.
Portrait of No. 894 Trooper Samuel Curtis Masters of the Bungendore
(NSW) Troop of the 1st Australia Horse prior to his departure for South
Africa where he served from 1899 to 1902. He was invalided back to
Australia 1900-11-16.
He served on a second occasion with the 2nd NSW Mounted Rifles and later with the 3rd NSW Imperial Bushmen. He is wearing his Regiment's distinctive Myrtle Green slouch hat and jacket. The sword was carried by Australian Cavalry during 1900-1901. (Donor; Country Collectables Museum) |
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Trooper Clarke of South
Australia bound for South Africa during the Boer War.
The photo carries the number 25332 but it is unclear whether this is a photographers number or a number related to Clarke. |
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Private Henry Thomas
Clarke, New South Wales Volunteer Rifle Corps. Coloured facings on the
grey uniform would have been either scarlet or green, depending on the
company with which he served.
His grey shako (hat) features a badge with the initials 'VR' in the centre. His accoutrements were of brown leather and he is armed with a Pattern 1853 Enfield rifle and bayonet. |
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