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Possible Japanese WW2 Naval -Type 98 mechanical time fuse used in spin stabalized artillery rouns

Aluminium and steel cone shaped with threaded base. A knurled graduated ring with numbers zero to forty five

Traditional utility hat used by Australian Army (ADF) datiing back to Vietnam era. Often referred to as Bush Hat or Boonie hat.

khaki coloured cotton hat with wide brim. four brass ventilation eyelets.

Foley

Camouflaged cloth hat - MARPAT Marine Pattern digital camouflage

Insignia features Eagle, Globe and anchor - Symbol of the USMC. Inner label - 50% cotton 50% nylon twill size medium.

Used from World War 2 to Vietnam

Camouflage with net cover and chin strap. Shell is typically steel with inner lining of canvas.

CAT No 6415-50-763-5792

Precision instument used by military forces used in WW1 and WW2. Used to accurately aim heavy weapons like the Vickers .303 machine gun or field artillary.

Made of heavy brass and steel. spirit level mounted on top and a brass graduated scale

V5-05-330GA

Souvenir of US Navy's Great White Fleet visit in 1908

Black display case containing various badges and flags

Souvenirs of visit in 1908

Khaki fur felt hat with Royal Australian Regiment badge attached to front and Rising Sun badge on upturned brim

"Australian Regiment" inscribed on boomerang and "Duty First" inscribed beneath kangaroo on front badge. "The Australian Army" inscribed on Rising Sun badge. Maker's label is written - MOUNTCASTLE PTYT LTD - APR 2002 - 0/N 232032 - 56

Baseball cap design with printed camouflage pattern velcro straps at rear and velvro patch at front for attaching unit patches.

WWW.SORDAUSTRALIA.COM

Navy blue triangular felt with white and orange text and catoonish figure near a palm tree and the sea.

H.M.A.S. TARANGAU JUNIOR SAILOR'S CLUB and handwritten "BLUE" on scroll.

Wooden plaque with enamelled attached metal plate

Shops badge features black swan, a naval crown on top featuring ships sails and hulls. below is the ships motto "FORWARD". Above the motto are crossed tools representing artificers and engineers.

Navy blue satin material printed with ships badge for HMAS Swan featuring naval and heraldic elements. A yellow tassle is sewn on to the bottom.

A central black swan surrounded by rope. A Naval Crown featuring ships sails and hulls. Scroll on bottom displays the word "FORWARD". Below the swan are crossed tools.

Presentation plaque featuring official ceremonial badge of the Royal Australuian Navymounted on a wooden shield

St Edwards Crown atop of Admiralty anchor surrounded by oval rope and the Federation Star at bottom. The words Royal Australian Navy surround the anchor.

TWO COINS (MEDALLIONS) MOUNTED I A pLASTIC FRAMED DISPLAY CASE.

Top Coin -top text "CAVEMEN & BRAHMAN". Lower. txt "KEEPING BIT REAL IN THE GHAN". The imagery features a Chinook helicopter, an Australian flag and a depiction of a caveman and a Brahman bull. Bottom Coin - top text "AUSTRALIAN CH-47 DETACHMENT". Lower text "KANDAHAR AFGHANISTAN" The imagery shows a top-down view of a Chinook helicopter over a map of Afghanistan with the Southern Cross stars.

Each medallion features a different emotive image, such as an Iroquois helicopter, armoured vehicles, or medical personnel. The bottom of each medallion includes a colourful printed insert representing the ribbons of The Australian Active Service Medal and the Vietnam Medal

Set of six 50mm Commemorative Medallions enclosed in protective acrylic case.

Vietnam 1962-1972

Navy blue pennant with yellow screen printing depicting Cerberus, the three-headed dog from greek mythology and the motto "Semper Vigilans" which translates to "Always Vigilant"

Triangular blue felt with text and emblem printed on one face.

HMAS and STUART in Gothic -style lettering. The crest features a Tudor Crown above a central emblem which is a traditional heraldic design for RAN vesels

Triangular blue felt souvenir pennant with white felt hoist with loops. Screen printed with white and red with R.A.N to the right of the naval badge. The naval badge shows a ships anchor with entwined rope surmounted by a naval crown with red background all within a rope circle.

Black triangular piece of felt with gold coloured text and emblem.

HMAS QUEENSBOROUGH text and emblem with schroll "SEEK AND SLAY"

Moulded emblem of HMAS Canberra mounted on wooden shield

Brass emblem depicting world globe with attached plane ships and submarine and the word "Professionals" through the centre. The emblem is mounted on a wooden shield. A brass plaque is below.

"CPOET3 P.M. PAYNE RAN - 31May 83-31vAug 84

MOLDED EMBLEM OF HMAS ARDENT mounted on wooden shield

HMAS Canberra emblem mounted on wooden shield

A collection of 14 specially minted coins mounted on cards describing each medal and reasons for each award. Each card is mounted in a folder.

The seventh pattern was produced with "The Australian Army" on the scroll and the removal of the Federation Star and heraldic wreath. Designed by Case Wildribs to commemorate the 75th.anniversary of Gallipoli. Updated to copper and gold-plated brass material in 1995.

Anodised aluminium golden Badge of Rising Sun with central crown and the words "THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY"

Fifth pattern - 1954 Vietnam War. General Service Badge - Premier symbol of the Australian Army representing its history, service and identity. Worn on the left side of the Ceremonial Hat KFF (Brim up) by all personel.

Rising Sun Badge with central Crown and the words "Australian Military Forces"

Metal cap/hat badge. An eight-pointed star with the Queens crown surmounted over top point. Central Are the letters E11R surrounded by the motto" Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense"

Swan & Hudson (Makers details)

Black woollen Beret with 1st. Armoured Regiment Badge

Kent logo and Pure Wool Large. Christies Sydney on label.

The Brodie helmet was designed and patented in 1915 in London by inventor John Leopold Brodie. A modified version Mark 1 in Britain and M1917 in U/S were used in WW1, WW2 and Korea

Black painted steel helmet. Green painted interior.

Bayonet

MA1907/1, 10'44

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