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Some Pictures of War Cemeteries of South -East Asia,The Pacific Islands and Japan
1914-1918 and 1939-1945
Red covered book Their name Liveth on top of cover Seal of Commonwealth War Graves Commission under Title
Their Name Liveth
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Displayed in the Bruthen Shire office untill shire ammalgamation
Localy historicaly significant
Print framed under glass
Presented to the Shire of Tambo from the Bruthen Sub-Branch R.S.L.I.L.A. June 9th 1925 (RHS) Presented to the Australian Commonwealth Governement by Austin Taylor esq London (LHS) From the original picture by Charles Dixon now in the National Art Gallery Sydney
anzac, landing at anzac cove, 25th april 1915, shire of tambo, austin taylor esq london, charles dixon, national art gallery sydney
The first Rising Sun badge design is by no means a mirror image of the Trophy of Arms on which it is thought to be designed. But it comes close to being a mirror image of part of the badge worn by the Victorian Cadet Forces circa1890. (WWW.diggerhistory)
Significant
Rising Sun Badge Seven star with crown surmounted by the word "Australia". First Pattern Hat Badge
Seven Sun Star raidiating lines Australia inscribed over crown
australia
Hand embroaded on silk memento by Bill Handcock to his mother from Pelestine 1940. Main feature is the Rising Sun Bagde.
silk hand embroaded memento Mrs P G Handcock from Bill Palistine 1941 Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Rising Sun Badge in centre Crown is centered on top of Garlands with flowers embossed in corners Blue fringed on all edges
"Palestine" Lower L/H Side, "1940" Lower R/H side, "Mrs P G Handcock /From Bill" centre bottom, "Australian Commonwealth /Military Forces, on Rising-Sun-Badge centre
world war two, embroidery, memento, rising sun badge, palestine, 1940, handcock
Hand •crochet cloth Doily, probably cotten, Dedication Inscription,Lone Pine Greater Love Lost rest in peace Pine tree, Flags / banners, Shield with cross,
Embroided in the momento "LONE/PINE/GREATER/LOVE/REST/IN/PEACE".
handcraft, lone pine, doily, hand crochet cloth doily, world war one handcraft, love token, momento anzac cove
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