Produced by Department of Education Victoria in recognition of ANZAC Day 25th April 1916Victorian Department of Education 1916 ANZAC medallion. Brown in colour inside cardbuard pouch. King George depicted on one side and ANZAC laurel on the other.Front of medal "For King and Country 1916" Back of medal department of education Victoria. ANZAC lest we forget 25 April 1916war - world war i, armed services - army, medals commemorative, anzac, department of education victoria

A prize is a reward granted in recognition of excellence, such as cash, an article as a book or a medal, or both. A scholarship is a grant for the maintenance of a student. 12 page typed document relating to prizes and scholarships offered at Ballarat University College, and their conditions for award. Prizes in 1990 included the following: Chemistry, Josephine Brelaz (Physics, Metallurgy, Multi-disciplinary Science, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering), Harold Yates (Geology), Martha Pinkerton (Art), Adrienne Guy Award (Art), Librarianship, Business, Mica Smith (Mining Engineering), Mary Allnutt Award (Humanities and Social Sciences), R.W. Richards Medal.ballarat university college, prizes, awards, scholarships, r.w. richards medal, josephine brelaz award,, martha pinkerton award, adrienne guy award, mica-smith award, mary allnutt award, martha pinkerton, scholarships

Star shaped Medal attached to red ribbon withn silver stripe. Bronze coloured Medal with North Vietnamese Flag. Engraved "Chen Corg Gianois"Chen Corg Gianoismedal, north vietnamese

Thomas Richard Cook Service number: 1732 Rank: Private Roll title: 1 Infantry Battalion - 1 to 8 Reinforcements (December 1914 - August 1915) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 10 April 1915 Place of embarkation: Sydney Ship embarked on: HMAT Argyllshire Ship number: A8 Set of WW1 medals issued to T. R. Cook, note DCM + MM not included. 1) The 1914-1915 Star. Awarded for service on the establishment of a ship or unit in a theatre of war. A member awarded the 1914 Star could not be awarded the 1914-15 Star (this award). 2) British War Medal. Awarded for service as follows: • Navy - for 28 days mobilised service or to those who lost their lives in active operations before completing that period, between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. • Army and Air Force - entry into a theatre of war on duty, or who left places of residence and rendered approved overseas service between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. • Mercantile Marine - at least six months service between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. 3) The Victory medal. Awarded for service as follows: • Navy - those who were mobilised and rendered approved service either at sea between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918 or on the establishment of a unit within a theatre of military operations. • Army - those who served on the establishment of a unit in a theatre of war. • Air Force - those who served on the establishment of a unit in a theatre of war outside the UK, served with an operational unit in the UK or overseas and had been actively engaged against the enemy, been employed in flying new aircraft to France or served on the complement of aircraft-carrying ships. A member Mentioned in Dispatches for service during World War 1 wears a bronze oak leaf on the ribbon. Only one emblem is worn no matter how many times a member may have been 'mentioned' 1) 1914-15 Star: Star with crown on top, with crossed swords, embossed with "1914-15" on obverse side, "1768/ Gnr T R Cook/ 1/Bn. A.I.F." 2)King George head and mounted warrioir on obverse. 3)Winged Brittania and obverse "The Great/war for/civilisation/1914-1919"medals, 1914 15 star, british war medal, victory medal, ww1 medals

Small medallion gold in colour with white ribbonWW1. Glenoth. Welcome Home. Medal. A. Jolly. D.Smith