The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The words 'Armistice Signed Nov 11th 1918' appear centrally, surrounded by a border of allied flags. These are (from top), United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Japan, Italy, Russia, the United States of America and France.
Fundraising badge produced to celebrate the cessation of hostilities in 1918. Such badges were sold in trams, buses, at railways stations and at rallies to raise money for the stated cause. This example is associated with the signing of the Armistice on 11 November 1918 - a genuine cause for celebration.
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. Two crossed flags are accompanied by the words 'S.A. APPEAL'. Fundraising badge produced in South Australia
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The badge has a blue border with the initials '.R.S.A.' in red in the centre, surrounded by 'RETURNED SOLDIER
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The words 'On Active Service' appear at the top of the badge, above a colour image of a bulldog standing agai
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The badge shows two robed figures holding a Union Jack and the words 'VICTORY 25TH April. 1919'. Fundraisin
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The words 'Red Cross Appeal 1918', an illustration of a nurse attending a bedridden patient and the Red Cross
Circular pressed tinplate badge with a celluloid face and a pin attachment to the reverse. The badge depicts a Gallipoli landing scene, a Victoria Cross and the words 'ANNIVERSARY , 1919./ GALLIPOLI L