Egyptian Cavalry Collection

The Rebellion in the Soudan (engraving)
1061483 The Rebellion in the Soudan (engraving) by Durand, Godefroy (1832-1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Rebellion in the Soudan)

Egyptian cavalry
6339052 Egyptian cavalry by Belgian School, (19th century); (add.info.: Egyptian cavalry. Three mounted soldiers in different uniforms)

Egyptian Cavalry (engraving)
1092853 Egyptian Cavalry (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Egyptian Cavalry. Illustration for Rameses The Great or Egypt 3300 Years Ago by F De Lanoye)

The Advance towards Dongola, the Defeat of the Dervishes near Akasheh on 1 May (litho)
1605526 The Advance towards Dongola, the Defeat of the Dervishes near Akasheh on 1 May (litho) by Overend, William Heysham (1851-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Advance towards Dongola, the 5th and 7th Squadrons of the Egyptian Cavalry, under Captain D Mahon
1605299 The Advance towards Dongola, the 5th and 7th Squadrons of the Egyptian Cavalry, under Captain D Mahon, leaving Assouan for Wady Halfa (engraving) by Forestier

Battle of Omdurman (litho)
1063777 Battle of Omdurman (litho) by Staniland, Charles J. (1838-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Battle of Omdurman)

Our Success in the Soudan, the Battle of Omdurman, the Khalifas Army attacking the Sirdars Forces at Keriri, 6
1606929 Our Success in the Soudan, the Battle of Omdurman, the Khalifas Army attacking the Sirdars Forces at Keriri, 6.30 am, 2 September 1898 (litho) by Wright

The Advance towards Dongola, the Egyptian Cavalry under Colonel Burn-Murdoch pursuing the Dervishes into
1605622 The Advance towards Dongola, the Egyptian Cavalry under Colonel Burn-Murdoch pursuing the Dervishes into the Neighbourhood of Suarda after the Battle of Ferket (litho) by Wright

The Battle of Omdurman, General Macdonalds Brigade repelling an attack, a Critical Moment (litho)
1063776 The Battle of Omdurman, General Macdonalds Brigade repelling an attack, a Critical Moment (litho) by Paget, Henry Marriott (1856-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Nile Expedition, nearing the Front (litho)
1042122 The Nile Expedition, nearing the Front (litho) by Paget, Henry Marriott (1856-1936) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Nile Expedition, nearing the Front)

With the Nile Expedition, the Main Attack at Dawn on the Dervish Position at the Battle of Firket (engraving)
1051354 With the Nile Expedition, the Main Attack at Dawn on the Dervish Position at the Battle of Firket (engraving) by Dadd

Training Egyptian Cavalry, teaching the Troopers to play Polo (litho)
1043111 Training Egyptian Cavalry, teaching the Troopers to play Polo (litho) by Maud, William T. (1865-1903); Private Collection; (add.info.: Training Egyptian Cavalry)

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"The Mighty Egyptian Cavalry: Defending the Soudan and Conquering Dervishes" Witness the heroic rebellion in the Soudan through captivating engravings and lithographs. The Egyptian cavalry, a force to be reckoned with, played a crucial role in these historic battles. In "The Rebellion in the Soudan (engraving), " we catch a glimpse of their fearless spirit as they charge into battle. Their unwavering determination is further showcased in "Egyptian Cavalry (engraving)" and "The Advance towards Dongola, the 5th and 7th Squadrons of the Egyptian Cavalry, under Captain D Mahon, leaving Assouan for Wady Halfa (engraving). " One pivotal moment was captured in "Our Success in the Soudan, " where we witness their triumph at Keriri against Khalifa's Army. With great precision and strategy, they repel attacks as depicted in "Battle of Omdurman (litho)" and "The Battle of Omdurman, General Macdonalds Brigade repelling an attack, a Critical Moment (litho). " These brave soldiers proved themselves time and again. Their relentless pursuit of victory is evident in "The Advance towards Dongola" series. Whether it was chasing down dervishes after the Battle of Ferket or pursuing them into neighboring areas like Suarda under Colonel Burn-Murdoch's command. But it wasn't all about warfare; these warriors also found moments to unwind. In one enchanting lithograph titled "Training Egyptian Cavalry, " troopers are seen learning to play polo – showcasing their versatility both on and off the battlefield.