Photograph of a group of wounded soldiers from the Royal Horse Guards who served in the Anglo-Egyptian War. They are arranged in a group with four seated and four standing behind. All are wearing military uniform and most are carrying a riding crop. Private Bingham, standing second from the left, is missing his left arm. There is a painted backdrop of a garden behind.

The Anglo-Egyptian War of 1882 repressed the nationalist ‘Urabi Revolt and led to increased British control of Egypt.

This photograph comes from an album from Queen Victoria’s collection titled 'AFGHANISTAN AND EGYPT PORTRAITS 1879 AND 1882' (RCIN 2501413). The album contains photographs of British soldiers who served in the Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878-80) and Anglo-Egyptian War (1882).