Australia WW2 RAAF Killed in Action Photo Postcard

Original photo postcard of Sgt FULLER, Clifford Jack

Clifford was born on the 23rd of March 1916 in Adelaide, SA.

Clifford attended the St Leonard’s Public School in Russell Street, Glenelg from 1922 until 1928 and then the Thebarton Technical High School from 1929 until 1932.

On leaving school he gained employment with Holden’s as a youth welder and...  read more

Code: 2310

1930-42 8th Infantry Battalion Hat Badge

City of Ballarat Regiment.
Brass 2x lug reverse. 53mm  read more

Code: 2309

Rare WW2 South Australian Ambulance Transport Button.

White metal. 22mm.  read more

Code: 2307

WW1 Colour Patch

2nd Australian Divisional Engineers 1915-1919 with a fixed “ENGRS” oxidized shoulder title with 2x lugs.  read more

Code: 2306

Australia WW2 Colour Patch

9th Division Postal Unit 1941-42.
Original full size patch.  read more

Code: 2305

WW1 16th Battalion Sweetheart Brooch

White metal rising sun on pin backed brooch bar. 45mm. A painted enamel colour patch pendant for the 16th Infantry Battalion.  read more

Code: 2303

c.WW1 Sterling Silver Rising Sun Sweetheart Brooch

A really stunning badge in Sterling silver. Thatched horizontally lined cane with a central rising sun. Brooch pin reverse. Unmarked. 60mm.  read more

Code: 2304

Australia WW2 Miniature ANZAC “A” Colour Patch

Original miniature colour patches worn during WW2 to represent former service in the 11th Infatry Battalion in the Great War.

Complete with a brass ANZAC “A” for service on Gallipoli.

Original patch and original badge.  read more

Code: 2213

Italy WW2 Army Generals Dress Epaulettes.

Full dress detachable. Matching pair in white metal.Two piece with a red wool backing and securing strap. Together with the correct white metal General officers screw post buttons.  read more

Code: 2220

British 1902/1922 Army Other Ranks Service Dress Tunic

A very nice almost unissued example of the so called 1922 pattern of the 1902 service dress tunic. Khaki winter wool four pocket tunic with all brass kings crown general service buttons. War department issue marked. Perfect clean example. Whilst this is the 1922 pattern it’s perfect for a WW1 display as the extra inside lining added in 1922 cannot be seen.  read more

Code: 2221