Physical description

Gold painted wooden framed photograph of 'The Legend of Anzac" with 15 stories are displayed on a cut out on red background.
-The Legend Begins
-The Land and the Landing
-The Chance of a Lifetime-Every Man A Volunteer
-The Dardanelles
-The Enemy Face- Johnny Turk
-Making Do - Home Was Never Like This
-An Informal Armistice
-A new Landing - The Breakout
-Dardanelles Committee
-The Home Front
-The New Enemy - Winter
-Evacuation - The Great Deception
-A.N.Z.A.C. Names and Places
-Battle Honours, Flags, Drums and Medals
-A.N.Z.A,C. … Lest WE Forget.
Stating on the top left 2 Australian Medals
Gallipoli Star Medal - Victory Medal
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Rising Sun Badge
NZ Expeditionary badge
Victory Medal
NZ Star Medal

Inscriptions & markings

Australian Gallipoli Star Medal - The four medal star is bright bronze ensigned with a crown the obverse has cross gladius overlaid with oak wreath that is ensigned with the cypher of Ki ng George V. A scroll bearing the legend 1914-15 is centrally placed across the blades was authorised in 1918 and awarded for service in specified theatres of war between 5th Aug 1914 & 31st Dec 1915.
Australian and New Zealand Victory medal is a United Kingdom and British First World War Campaign Medal. The award of a common allied campaign recommended in March 1919.
The New Zealand Star Medal, designed R.K. Peacock, eight pointed star (representing NZ and the seven Territories of Australia) surrounding a silver disc with the words " Gallipoli 1914-15.