Bayonet, smooth edge, with scabbard. German

Believed manufactured WWIBayonet, serrated edge with scabbard. German

Japanese samurai sword with scabbard

Awarded to LAC GFM Donnellan 143814 RAAF WWII Star medal 1939-45 awarded to Leading Aircraftman G F M Donnellan 143814 RAAF WWII together with copy of service certificate143814 DONNELLAN G.F.M

Green matchbook with gold Australian Army logo of crown, crossed swords and kangaroo

Infantry Combat Badge (ICB) consists of a wreath surrounding a bayonet. The badge is dull in appearance and not to be polished.

Awarded to LAC GFM Donnellan 143814 RAAF WWIIMedal and ribbon 1939-45 Star

Worn at base of shoulder strapMetal shoulder badge (pair) with the word AustraliaAustralia

The Corps Badge of the Australian Army Cadets. Introduced in 2004.Enamelled metal badge with Australian Army Cadet insigniaAustralian Army Cadet Corps

Cloth badge embroidered white parachute with wings on blue background. Insignia of Special Air Service Regiment (SASR)

Used between 1985-2001Strip of four (4) cloth should badges with Australian Army Cadet Corp insignia.

Issued to Cpl CH Pooley VX120306 who served in CMF 1941-1942 and AIF 1942-1946Certificate of Discharge Australian Army - Cpl C H Pooley VX120306

Record of Service book issued to Cpl C H Pooley VX130306 AMF - CMF 1941-42 AIF 1942-46Record of Service booklet for Male Member Australian Military Forces

Issued to Cpl CH Pooley VX130306Member's Personal Equipment Card - AMF - Cpl C H Pooley VX130306

Issued to Cpl C H Pooley VX130306Leave Pass L.M.G. Camp A.I.B. Mt Gravatt

WWII3" mortar round shell WWII

Army webbing. Believed WWII issueCanvas gaiters with leather straps (pair) - possibly WWII

Part of the Cpl C Pooley collection of itemsWaterproof document holder

Driver's Licence, Australian Military Forces, Cpl C Pooley V27954

Pilot's qualification wingsAustralian Army Aviation Corps (AAAC) pilot's wings. Australian Army pilot's brevet with Queen's Crown and clutch pin mounting.

Australian Army Face Paint Camouflage. Green plastic case with inside mirror containing five colours of paint which allows creation of a variety of patterns.Camo Face-paint Box

This badge was approved in 1954The badge is surmounted by St Edwards's crown above a scroll with the battle honour UBIQUE, above a cannon. below which is a scroll with the words QUO FAS ET CLORIA DUCUNTUBIQU, QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT

Leather leggings said to have been worn by Alf Arnott (Alfred John Arnott) Lighthorseman WWI

Believed to have been worn by Alf Arnott (Alfred John Arnott) Light horse man of LilydaleAustralian Light Horse cavalry bandolier

Cap Petty Officer Navy blue with Chief Petty Officer cloth bullion badge with crown above an anchor surround by laurel leaves. Chin stay has metal badge with anchor, either sideLabel inside cap lid reads Keepsake/ R.A.N./Herman & Jospe/ Sydney, Australia written on the label in ink is 8405-66-089-3353, 56cm; small printed label centre back reads 56; inside lid written in red is the name" Kinnear".

Khukuri is a Nepalese knife also known as a kukri, Ghurka blade or Ghurka knife and is similar to a machete. The smaller blade is used for sharpening and maintaining the kukri. It is a weapon used by the Nepalese Army (Royal Ghurka Rifles)Large knife in scabbard together with a smaller knife mounted on board.

Varnished timber board with brass corners and 2 hooks and chain to hang Khukuri knives in scabbard on the board -

$1 coin issued to commemorate the action one hundred years previously that resulted in the award of Australia's first Victoria Cross (VC), to Captain Neville Howse, the only medic to receive a VC. Captain Neville Howse's name and the date of his action are struck on either side of the coin next to the image of the Victoria Cross. The names of all Victoria Cross recipients to date of issue of the coin are listed on the presentation pack.

Stamp strip set of five (5) 45c stamps in presentation folder commemorating the Centenary of the First Australian Victoria Cross award and features images of Sir Neville Howse, Sir Roden Cutler, Edward Kenna, Keith Payne and the Victoria Cross medal. The names of alll ninety-six (96) Victoria Cross winners are printed in the gutter of strip.

HMAS Sydney sank on 19 November 1941 with all crew members. The coin is issued as an acknowledgement of the 645 crew members who lost their lives.$1 coin uncirculated. Fine silver proof commemorating HMAS Sydney II. Coin is packaged in presentation case. Focal point is a representation of "Sydney II" next to the words "HMAS Sydney II".