The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A design worked in stone outside 61st Battalion headquarters at a camp in Dorset, England. From the top, the panel features a rising sun motif with a central crown; the words '61st Battalion AIF'; and the Australian coat of arms.
A decorative panel made from pieces of broken glass on the ground outside a tent occupied by the 13th Battalion on the Greek island of Lemnos. The panel features the legend '13 Batt. NSW'. Underneat
Silver Federation medallion - the reverse side features the British and Australian flags crossed, surmounted by the Queen's crown and the quartered shield of the British Coat of Arms, all bordered by
This panel has been completed in low relief and features a portrait of an unidentified Australian soldier wearing open necked shirt. The bronze frame of the panel has design of gum (eucalyptus) leaves
Private Catters (left) and 500 Private Thomas Hill (later Lieutenant, who was killed in France) of the 10th Battalion standing next to a Coat of Arms, designed and coloured with stones of the desert a
Formation signs for AIF vehicle markings. The Swan is taken from the Western Australian Coat of Arms, and the Rising Sun is used by Command Signals, HQ, AIF.
Members of the 61st Battalion resting during a route march near their camp in Dorset, England. Note the piled rifles.
