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The Castlemaine Company of The Mt Alexander Battalion outside the old drill hall,

in Lyttleton St, Castlemaine, Victoria. Sgt Henry Cook on extreme right. 1860s.

The photographs on this webpage kindly provided by Mr Tom Corfmat of VCIA Inc.

(Left) Sgt. Henry Cook, Castlemaine Company, Mt.

Alexander Battalion. (Right) an unknown soldier

believed to be a member of the Ballarat Rifles. Both

photos from the 1860s.

`Riflefire',

the magazine of the Victorian Colonial Infantry

Association Inc.

Castlemaine, Australia Day 1999: Mt Alexander Rifles saluting the

Flag. From left, Sgt Instructor of Musketry Geoff Gleadall, then a

new recruit, Capt Garry James, (in the background) and

Cpl of Pioneers Tom Corfmat..

A wedding in period costume at Mitcham, Victoria, 12 July '98:

From left: Sarah, Margaret, Geoff and Katie Gleadall, Ewa and

Garry James, Jill and Lewis Scheuch-Evans (Lt, 95th Regiment

of Foot [Napoleonic period]), ring-bearer Lincoln James, and Cpl.

Tom Corfmat.

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