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Accession Number

NAM.2007-05-17-20

Description

Photograph of three British soldiers on camels at Giza, pyramid and sphinx behind Egypt, nd, 1917 (c). From a collection of 61 photographs compiled by Sgt James Walmsley, Mounted Military Police, mostly taken in Egypt and Palestine, during service between 13 Feb 1915, when he joined the Mounted Military Police, and the end of the war. Associated with World War One, Egypt and Palestine (1914-1918).

Units

British Army
Military Mounted Police

People

Walmsley, James

Associated collection
Montagu HALL, (1831-1904)
Hall, Montagu
The Sphinx
Wilfred Herbert James Sale MC, (1913-1995)
Sale, Wilfred Herbert James
Sightseeing at Memphis. Alabaster Sphynx [sic].
Wilfred Herbert James Sale MC, (1913-1995)
Norrie O Allison
John Maxwell
Eric Mills
Van
Bill Vokes
Lewis
Sale, Wilfred Herbert James
Arthur Aldred
Edward Bradbury MC
C Birtwhistle
Gordon Bridge
Norman Brian Darch, (-1943)
Geof Fiske
Sightseeing at Memphis. Alabaster Sphynx [sic]. Brian Darch, Eric Mills, Gordon Bridge, Bentwhistle, Lewis, Maxwell, Arthur Bill, Geof, Norrie, Ted + Van.
Dawson, Eric
Dawson, Eric
‘Sphinx in WW2’, Giza, Egypt, 1944 (c)
Browne, J G
Unknown
Officers on camels and donkeys in front of the Sphinx and pyramid, 1915
Dulier, Edouard Eugene
42nd Highlanders in front of the Sphinx at Giza, Egypt, 1882 (c)
Members of the 2/7th Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment, at Giza, Egypt, 1915 (c)
Frederick Cecil Cracknell
Frederick Cecil Cracknell
Walmsley, James
Walmsley, James
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