A poster containing the details of all the Infantry Battalion of Australian units in WWI, containing all the colour patches.

A copy of WWI photograph, the explanation text stating "German Gun Crew lies dead around their machine gun after night counter attacks by 13th and 15th Brigades during the recapture of Villers Bretonneux, 24th April 1917". The Photograph is framed in a glass wooden frame.

A photograph 2/6th Battalion soldiers on exercise. The explanation text stating "A Bren carrier from the 2/6th Battalion comes ashore during beach landing exercises at point Walter, Western Australia, 6th February 1943."

A painting depicting "Taking Old Vickers Position, Bodubt Ridge, 28 July 1943" By Ivor Hale CBE. It was present to HQ 3 Div

A copy of a photograph with text explanation of "Seaward view from the promenade deck of the troopship galena. Troops from the 6th and 7th Battalion loaded in landing boats, are towed to their landing point at Fisherman's Hut North Beach. 25th April 1915". The photograph is in the glass wooden frame

A copy of photograph in glass wooden frame, it contains text "A digger from the 2/6th Battalion takes a tumble during exercises in the Jafa Ranges 12th June 1940" The photograph is well captured.

A photograph of all the RSM in the Army standing in the Australian War MemorialA photograph of all the RSMs of different Army units in the Army with the Army flag

The original City of Sunshine freedom of entry, the certificate contains all the 5/6th battle honour, it was signed by the mayor, councillor, town clerk and city manager on 12 February 1994

The original certificate of the Freedom of Entry to the City of Hawthorn on 21st November 1989, it was signed by all the key members of the Council

The original certificate of the Freedom of Entry for the City of Footscray signed by all the key members of the council. The Freedom of Entry was conducted on the 125th anniversary of the city of Footscrays. The certificate was signed on 10th June 1984

City of Essendon freedom of city certificate

Freedom of Entry to the City of Boroondara certificate dated 9th March 2003

City of Melbourne freedom of entry to the City of Melbourne certificate that contains all of its battle honour, it was for the freedom of entry on the 16 October 2004

Australian Victoria Cross Awards Limited Edition Series present to 6th Battalion Association

Silver plaque presented to 5/6 RVR from MPD RANR, its made in the light brush silver

A plaque contains the metal RMC badge, the RMC badge contains "Royal Military College, Doctrine Vim Promote", the metal badge is on the light solid wood

metal Monash University badge fixed on the the wooden board, a small piece of metal board is fixed below the badge but no writing is been written on it

2nd Training Group has been disbanded 2nd Training Group Plaque, contains the symbol of the 2nd Training Group and the writing "training group", its symbol is fixed onto the wood plaque

The 3rd Training Group has since been disbanded3rd Training Group Plaque with the training group symbol and the writing "3 Training Group", the metal plate contains "presented to 5/6 RVR SGT Mess by WO2 J Prince OR TRG Wing"

6th Training Group has since been disbandedThe 6th Training Group Plaque presented by PMC and Members of 6 Training Group SGTS Mess June on 1985, it was presented to PMC & Members of 3 Div SGTS Mess. The plaque contains a metal symbol, with the writing "6 Training Group", the metal plate contains additional information

Prince of Wales's Light Horse plaque, the unit badge is fixed onto the dark wood

Victorian Mounted Rifles plaque, the silver coloured badge is fixed onto the dark wooden plaque. The silver metal plate below the unit symbol contains "presented by 8/13 VMR Sergeants Mess"

2/14 Queensland Mounted Infantry plaque, the unit symbol on the plaque is over the red and yellow unit patch colour. Its fixed onto the light wood plaque

12th Battalion has since become part of 12/40 Royal Tasmania RegimentRoyal Tasmania Regiment fixed on the Tasmania shaped dark wood plaque, with the "XII" denotes the 12th Tasmania Battalion

The unit has since been disbandedthe Plaque of the 1st Battalion Royal Victorian Regiment. The size of the unit symbol is in a blue plaque shaped back ground, and its fixed on dark wood

1 RVR plaque, with a description plate below the unit symbol, it appears the plaque was presented to "1 RVR Sergeants Mess Exercise "Finer Snake" Puckpunyal Mar/Apr 1973"

5/6 RVR plaque with the unit badge in the centre, "5/6" fixed on the top left corner, and the unit patch fixed on the top right corner. All the badges are fixed onto the dark wood

1st Battalion RVR plaque fixed onto a piece of red wood, the unit symbol is the present day 5/6 RVR unit symbol in gold colour, the 1st Battalion is in silver colour. A small metal piece below the unit symbol marks it was presented to the mess

6 Battalion RVR unit badge fixed onto the red wood, the "6th Battalion" is in silver colour

metal colour unit badge, the rifle on the badge appears to be the SLR, the wood used in the plaque is dark wood