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Small Khaki tin from WW2 which onced contained Aterbrin Tables 10 mg.
This product was used widely to help control Maleria amongst the troops.
Impressed in the lid Aterbrin 10 gram.
painting of Rat hole in Tobruk by K Ward including letter from artist Ken Ward
Christmas card coloured pages
merry Christmas happy new year fearless IRAQ
stainless steel clasp knife two blades with frog cleaner/opener
shelham 4/94
Badges RAAF 50 mm round chromed
RAAF button chromed
R.A.N Tallyband, black with gold embroidery
Royal Australian Navy
brochure
annual report and financial statement
ww11 knitting book
local news paper the beginning of Ringwood RSL
ringwood RSL remembers captain miles
official journal
over the top official journal ringwood-sub branch rssaila president J.Taylor secretary W.Eade treasurer G.Bannerman july 1959 price one penny
official journal
over the top ringwood sub-branch rssaila president B.J.Hubbard secretary W.Eade treasurer G.Bannerman
official journal October 1957 price one penny
over the top ringwood sub.branch rssaila president D.Mattiske secretary W.Eade treasurer G.Bannerman
lapel badge circular badge on a scroll
australia remembers 1945-1995
RSL ww1 returned serviceman's lapel badge C1920
enamel bagde suspended under treasurer officer title
treasurer RSL women's auxiliary
RSL three figure metal car badge army navy airforce
returned services league Australia
Plate
plate
Souvenir Plate
Hold it at 60 feet
Plate, "Over Enemy Territory"
Souvenir Plate
Lancasters in flight
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