Leading seaman's badge.Blue anchor on white cloth.

Rank Slide. Able Seamanuniform, ran

Able Seaman Cammo Slideuniform, current, ran

Seamans collars X 3uniform, ww2, ran

Material donated. Includes a sketch of Olle Hellsten a Finnish merchant seaman interned in Camp 1, Camp 13 and Graytown and his diary, in Finnish and English. Diary translated by Thor Lindquist. Some of the Government records on Olle are included. C2003 is an CD of an interview with Olle.Black folder with printed material in plastic sleeves. Includes a sketch of Olle Hellsten a Finnish merchant seaman interned in Camp 1, Camp 13 and Graytown and his diary, in Finnish and English. Diary translated by Thor Lindquist.documents, reports, olle hellsten, camp 13 internee, camp 1 internee, graytown internee, finnish merchant seaman

William O'Connor. Regimental Number 3648. Enlisted 9 August 1915 in Adelaide. Aged 18 years. Born Liverpool. Occupation: Seaman. Address Swigg Street, Birkenhead, SA. NoK Mrs A Gillies of same address. Embarked from Adelaide SA on board RMS Malwa on 2.12.1915. RTA 15.11.1919. In London submitted a Statutory Declaration to correct his name to William Terence O'Connor. Dated 9.9.1919. Made a claim 13.12.1938 for a lost discharge certificate (Lost in a shipwreck July 1921 Beachport South Australia). Died 9.6.1963. Buried Springvale Cemetery.World War 1 medal set - 1914 -15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal belonging to seaman William Terence O'Connor. Betty and Barry Lyons Collection.William T O'Connorworld war 1 medals

RAN Jacket leading seaman electrical weaponsuniform, 1991, ran

Badge Ordinary Seaman with one term of enlistmentbadge/buttons, ran

Silk for use on seamans collar(part UC040)uniform, ww2, ran

RAN Jacket Naval Leading Seaman ( Female ) Helliwelluniform, 1991, ran

White round seamans cap, no HMAS tally band Name of McHugh written on inside, Makers tab on inside.

Red cardboard cover front and backFront Cover Seaman's Union of Australasia

Black and white photograph of seaman in attire sitting on funnels on the deck of a shipseamen, boatdecks, peaked caps, charles page

HMAS "Australia" 1928-1954 Honour Roll showing Leading Seaman S.C.Rowleyphoto, 1928-1954, ran

Australian Navy Able Seamen's capSignificantAble seaman cap. White top with a black base and a black chin strapHMAS MELBOURNE on band (black band with gold writing

Photograph of unknown seafarer cleaning a binnacle The photograph depicts the daily life on board a ship.Small monochrome photograph, somewhat faded depicting a young seaman cleaning the binnacle on the deck of a shipWritten in pencil on verso "12"cleaning, binnacle, goldsmith album, life on board, seamen, sailors, ship maintenance, navigation, navigation instrument, brass

Heavy Duty Canvas Naval Hammock, H.M.A.S. Stawell. Used by Able Seaman R.C. Gilbertstawell, ww2

Black Naval Jacket with Australia Titles and trade badge in Bullion. Leading Seaman, Diver, and Gunlayer.

Awarded for Long and Efficient ServiceSilver Medal mounted on a decorative arm. Ribbon is made up of two 9mm Violet Bars set astride a 14 mm off white bar Obverse face has a St. George Cross with 5 stars inside of a belt surmounted by a crown. This is surrounded by the words Local forces Victoria. The Reverse of the medal has " For long and efficient service" embossed on itJ.W.Houston Able Seaman Port Melb Division N.B5/6 rvr, officers and sergeants mess, colonial, victorian

Award for long and efficient serviceSilver Medal mounted on a decorative arm. Ribbon is made up of two 9mm Violet Bars set astride a 14 mm off white bar Obverse face has a St. George Cross with 5 stars inside of a belt surmounted by a crown. This is surrounded by the words Local forces Victoria. The Reverse of the medal has " For long and efficient service" embossed on itJoseph Williams Able Seaman Vic Naval Brigade5/6 rvr, officers and sergeants mess, colonial, victorian

This was a covering letter sent to Edgar Rowllings in 1922 regarding his medals awarded to him for his service in the British Merchant navy during WWI.This cover letter, sent in 1922, was to Edgar Rowllings who served in the British Merchant Navy.Standard template letter sent in 1922 by the Board of Trade, London SE1 to Merchant Seaman Edgar Rowllings.Stamp for the National Scheme for Disabled Men merchant navy, marine department (war medals branch), edgar rowllings, national scheme for disabled men

The scroll relates to Sidney Charles Rowley No H1258, enlisted in the RAN on 14.6.1940 age 21 years, KIA 6.1.1945 while serving on HMAS Australia.Memorial scroll on light fawn coloured card, top has Coat of Arms with the letters “GVI RI” over. The following text in black and red relates to the death of a RAN Sailor in WW2.In red print, “Leading Seaman S.C.Rowley Royal Australian Navy”memorial scrolls, ran, hmas australia,

Item belonged to Arthur George Holley No 13556 RAN who served on HMAS Australia for a time pre WW11. Refer 2134 for service history also 2135.3, 2137, 2147. Album, leather covers, 2 brass eyelets and cord holding it together. Cover is greenish with the word Photographs in an oval shape at the top. Contains 24 pages, only one photo on 1st page re an Island and palm scene. On front cover written " A Holley-Seaman-Torpedoman-HMAS Australia"photography, albums