The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Coat of arms for the city of Emden, mounted on wooden plaque. Positioned above the coat of arms is a rectangular brass plaque engraved with 'Geleitboot 'EMDEN'.
This boat badge is from the Geleitboot Emden, the fourth Germany Navy ship with that name. It was donated to the Memorial in November 1964 by SMS Emden veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the battle between HMAS Sydney and SMS Emden.
Sailor's black ribbon cap tally, with gold embroidered lettering "GELEITBOOT EMDEN". This tally band from Geleitboot Emden, the fourth Germany Navy ship with that name. It was donated to the Memoria
Sailor's black ribbon cap tally, with gold embroidered lettering "GELEITBOOT EMDEN". This tally band from Geleitboot Emden, the fourth Germany Navy ship with that name. It was donated to the Memoria
Coat of arms from the bow of SMS Emden. The shield-shaped coat of arms of the City of Emden is manufactured in three sections, two vertical joins being visible. 24 holes approximately 4 cm in diameter
Brass badge, depicting the Australian Coat of Arms above a boomerang inscribed with 'Australia Will Be There'. The brooch has a pin back fastening. This badge is believed to be a reference to the Fi
Hand made model of SMS Emden, realised in wood, brass, copper and wire, in approximately 1:150 scale. The hull is carved from wood, and features teak decking, full rigging, gun turrets, separate lifeb
German boat's compass and binnacle from SMS Emden, housed in a simple wooden box with a brass chimney over the lamp. A brass plate denotes it is a war trophy of the Sydney- Emden fight. There is no la
Wooden shield, fabricated from three baulks of timber edge joined together. Depicted in low relief is the Harpy of Ostfriesland above the city’s castle wall, below which are waves representing the ci
