Black and white photographic postcard of Trooper Henry RISEBOROUGH on his mount ‘Gus’
19171917 dated black and white photograph on cardboard of Trooper Harry RISEBOROUGH and his mount ‘Gus’ during training at Officer School, Jordan. There is an inscription on the reverse side.
Born in Port Pirie, South Australia, in 1897 Henry (Harry) RISEBOROUGH enlisted on 10 December 1914, listing his age as 18 years and his occupation as a labourer at Lime Lake, Wagin. He trained at Guildford and served in the Middle East in the 10th Light Horse Regiment in the Machine Gun section. Harry remained in this theatre of World War 1 and in February 1918 was detached to Officers School. He was promoted to Lance Corporal in September 1918, then detached from duty on 16 November before returning to Australia in April 1919 on HMAT Euripedes. Harry received the 1914/15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.
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“UNCLE HARRY / ON GUS / 1917 IN THE / NCO SCHOOL / AT JORDAN”
On reverse “PRESENTED TO PRF / 10/11/1999”
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