The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Silver-plated, 'Class A Victor', bugle. The mouthpiece is a No.1 manufactured by 'POTTER LONDON'. The bugle is engraved on the top surface 'SUBSCRIBED BY MEMBERS OF 'C' COMPANY 13TH INFANTRY A.I.E.F. 1914'.
This bugle was purchased by subscription in 1914 by members of C Company, 13 Battalion, AIF. It was presented to the War Memorial in 1919 after being used on active service overseas.
Standard B flat military bugle of soldered construction, with copper body and tubes, brass bell, joining section, rear sleeve, chain loop plate and mouthpiece extension tube. Green cord and tassels wr
Standard military bugle of soldered construction, the entire body made with silver-plated copper. Complete with joiners, mouth tube, retaining chain plate and chain. The mouthpiece is also silver plat
Polished copper and brass bugle manufactured by Henry Potter & Co., London. The decorative brass flange around the mouth of the bugle is engraved on the top 'PRESENTED TO / 15th BATTN 4th INF. BRIGADE
Brass and copper bugle engraved with locations in Australia, Ceylon, Egypt, Gallipoli and France. A removable nickel-plated mouthpiece is retained by a length of brass chain. There are brass rings att
Standard B flat military bugle of soldered construction, with brass body and tubes and brass bell with nickle plated reinforcing band. There are a pair of suspension loops and plates soldered to the b
Standard issue copper and brass military bugle which has subsequently been chrome plated, possibly in the 1950s. The bugle is impressed near the bell with the manufacturer's details 'HAWKES & SON (bro
