The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The polished bronze gate badge of the Royal Australia Regiment, comprising a kangaroo and two crossed rifles above a boomerang, flanked by two sprigs of wattle and topped by the kings (Tudor) crown (and the motto 'Duty First'). This large badge stood outside the guardhouse entrance to the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), Canberra Lines at the Terendak barracks. It was once reputedly souvenired by members of the New Zealand Battalion who were stationed close by, but was later recovered or returned. Three of these large gate badges were cast in 1950 for use by the battalions of The Royal Australian Regiment.
Circular badge with St Edward's crown at the top flanked by the tips of two lances with pennants trailing from them, forming the shoulders of the badge. Below the crown is a circle embossed at the top
Triangular green felt souvenir pennant with two suspension tires from the hoist, screen printed in yellow, white and red. The pennant reads vertically from the hoist with the ship’s badge showing a T
Rectangular wooden presentation plaque bearing a bronze and enamelled badge and motto of the United States 27th Infantry Regiment 'The Wolfhounds' - a wolf's head on a black ground above the motto 'NE
A palm tree between two crescent moons within a circle inscribed 'NORTHERN RIVERS LANCERS', surrounded by a wattle wreath and surmounted by an Imperial crown. At the base a scroll with 'LIGHT/ 15TH/
Bi-metal beret badge of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. The badge shows a white metal figure of the Roman god, Mercury on a globe, above a brass scroll bearing the motto 'CERTA CITO' (Swift and
Two collar badges. A palm tree between two crescent moons within a circle inscribed 'NORTHERN RIVERS LANCERS', surrounded by a wattle wreath and surmounted by an Imperial crown. At the base a scroll w