Australia WW2 Civil Construction Corps Lapel Badge

Australia WW2 Civil Construction Corps Lapel Badge.

In February 1942 the Allied Works Council (CA 497) was created to take responsibility for carrying out all works required for war purposes by the Allied forces in Australia. Edward Granville Theodore, a former Premier of Queensland (1919–25) and Federal Treasurer (1929–31) was appointed Director-General of the Council.
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Code: 114

WW1 Turkish Gallipoli Star

WW1 Turkish Gallipoli Star- Turkish made example.

This is a very well preserved example of an Ottoman made medal. Unlike most of these medals , it retains a lot of its original painted red finish.
Complete with its poorly designed brooch pin and "c" catch reverse.



The Gallipolli Star was a military decoration awarded by the Ottoman Empi...  read more

Code: 105

WW2 Female Relatives Badge With Two Stars

WW2 Female Relatives Badge With Two Stars.
White metal. Brooch pin reverse.
Officially numbered on the reverse.  read more

Code: 117

WW1 Female Relatives Badge With Bar

WW1 Female Relatives Badge With Bar.

Sterling Silver and enamels. Badge and bar both officially numbered.  read more

Code: 116

British 1897 Coronation Medal

British 1897 Coronation Medal. Silver.
Unnamed as issued.
Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 112

Australia WW2 Trench Art Victory Badge

Australia WW2 Trench Art Victory Badge. Hand made rom an Australian penny coin. Hand soldered brooch pin to the reverse.  read more

Code: 113

WW2 Free Polish Air Force Pilot Wings- Silver by Gaunt of London

Original WW2 Free Polish Air Force Pilot Wings.
Sterling silver with maker mark J R Gaunt of London.
Has its original hanging chain but missing the small hook at the top. Screw back post reverse but also missing the screw plate.  read more

Code: 109

WW1 Wound Badge

WW1 Wound Badge. Brass, with correctly marked backing plate.  read more

Code: 115

Australia WW2 Reserved Occupation Exemption Lapel Badge

Australia WW2 Reserved Occupation Exemption Lapel Badge.
White metal with 2 x lug reverse. Officially numbered. with AF prefix.  read more

Code: 120

WW1 Retained For Home Service Lapel Badge

Australia Rare WW1 Retained For Home Service Lapel Badge.

Choice example retaining nearly all of its original gilt finish. 2 x lugs to the reverse and officially numbered.

These badges are rare.

Volunteered for Active Service – Required for Home Service Badge – World War 1 (No. 3010) .

The Volunteered For Active Service, Required ...  read more

Code: 121