4th BDE plaque, unknown the year madeunusual design of the plaque4th Bridge plaque, with the purple background material5/6 rvr, 5/6 rvr bhq, plaque, 4th bde

Ceremonial sword carried by officers on paradeStraight Blade, fuller edge side , 3/4 hand guard "GVR" cypher, ray skin grip - wire bound, no sword knot, chrome scabbard with . Scabbard markings "6MD 107" "PW" on opposite side outer hand guard "3MD 106" 10/133MD 10/13ceremonial sword, infantry, 5/6 rvr

Used in WW1 by German soldiers, primarily pioneer troops and NCOs. Often had their teeth removed due to negative conotations associated with allied propaganda. Many German soldiers were advised not to use the sawback bayonet as they believed that if caught with it they could be summarily executed Know as a saw back bayonet or a butchers knifeDark steel bayonet with substantial 37 cm (15 in) blade. Woodne grips are missing and steel on grop is significantly rusted. Saw back edge with 2 rows of 29 teeth, The quilion bends down toward the hanle Unlike many other bayontes this bayonet does not have a muzzel ring it instead has a long t shaped gove in the handle, Mauser avoided one since these altered the vibration harmonics of the barrel when fired, affecting accuracy. All the bayonets featured quillons that curved back towards the hilt. These were much less effective at catching the opposing blade than the forward-swept quillons used by some other nations. A small number of pioneers and certain non-commissioned officers of the German Army were issued a bayonet with a sawback edge, known as the S or m.S. ("mit Säge", with saw). Many such bayonets had their teeth ground down in response to negative Allied propaganda. There is a heavily rusted, all steel scabbardWAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G OBERNDORF a.N5/6 rvr, bayonet, ww1, german, western front

Bayonet type used by Australian forces in the first and second world warsBritish Pattern 07 bayonet and scabbard. The hilt has a straight crossguard with a muzzle ring and the grips are plain wood held to the tang with two screw bolts. The pommel is missing its push button locking bolt The polished blade is straight having a single fuller to each side and the riccasso is stamped with MA 1907 over 1. '. The brown leather scabbard has a blued steel chape and tear drop locket. The locket throat edge is stamped 3MD35564. The leather body is marked on the reverse MANGROVITE '44.blade -1907 1 Scabbard -MANGROVITE '44.5/6 rvr

5/6 Paraded once every two years on ANZAC DaySuch photo could only have been taken once every 2 years, it contains the CO of 5/6 in 2022Dark wooden frameNil5/6 rvr, 5/6rvr bhq, bhq, anzac day, photograph

black white photo of Australian soldiers in the Battle of Amiens 1918rare photo of the battleGlass wooden framed photograph, its a copy of a WWI photographNil5/6 rvr bhq, photograph, wwi, black and white

Shield shaped plaque made from dark varnished wood. Located centrally is a pace stick and a SLR in gold. puckapunyal, regimental wing

Shield shaped plaque made from a red varnished wood. Located centrally is a large gold coloured Royal New South Wales Regiment badge. rnswr, infantry, hat badge, plaque

Shield shaped plaque made from a black coloured wood. Located centrally is a unit symbol made from golden line to the Royal Australian Regiment badge. rar, infantry, hat badge, plaque

Shield shaped plaque made from a red varnished wood. Located centrally is a large Afghanistan themed badge with Australian flag in the back ground with a scorpion in the front. infantry, plaque

Shield shaped plaque made from a black varnished wood. Located centrally is a metal RAR badge.

Shield shaped plaque made of varnished timber with a large RAR badge with its unit citation affixed to its front. rainf, rar, infantry, plaque

Shield shaped plaque made of varnished timber with a large RAR badge affixed to its front. The rifle is in red colourrainf, infantry, plaque

7 soldiers took a picture and holding an Australian flag, there are numbers of 6x6 in this photorainf, infantry, photo, 6x6, 5/6

Photo contains 15 soldiers holding weapons posing who are members of C Coy RVR role playing as enemy for the Battalion at Puckapunyal 2011rainf, infantry, enemy party, c coy, 5/6

Coloured photograph with wooden frame showing solders of 7PL C Coy 5/6 RVR at Puckapunyal on Ex Somme, March 2015

Coloured photograph with wooden frame showing soldiers before patrolling in Solomon Island during Operation Anode

Coloured photograph with wooden frame showing soldiers of 5/6RVR

numbers of small coloured photograph in a wooden frame

Rifle Company Butterworth 124, Nov 2018- Mar 2019, plaque contains all the members of RCB 124

Bushfire 2009Collection of photos mainly of members of 5/6 RVR taken during bushfire 2009, the photos captured what the members went through during the bushfire

The Battalion photo of 5/6 RVR on ANZAC Day 2022, the whole Battalion is on parade, very unique as the battalion only attend this parade once every 2 years.

Photo of an infantry soldier resting on exercise. The soldier is in marching order and also carrying a radio

A photograph of a soldier from 5/6 RVR PTE Fisher who was part of the RCB 124, the photo was taken during the RCB rotation

a statute of a modern Australian Infantry soldier holding a F-88 with NVG, it recorded the best soldier of C Company 5/6 RVR of each year

A photo of CPL Liz Smith, with the soldier saluting in a ceremonyThe photo contains hand writing "To the boys of Charlie Coy, Always wear your medals on the left. CPL Liz Smith."

6 separates notes on the top of a photograph, the notes recorded the light moments of the members during their pre-deployment training at Pucka for TLTG-4 OP ASTUTE 2012

Photo of members of C Coy 5/6 RVR on OP VIC Fires Assist 2009 holding an Australian Flag with burnt out village in the background, in a wooden frame

Photographic of members of C Coy 5/6 RVR at Puckapunyal on completion of pre-deployment training for OP Astute January 2012 in a wooden frame

5/6 RVR Champion Section 2010 photo, there are 10 members in the photo, the members in the photo is holding a F-88 attached to a plaque