The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One octagonal and one circular mother of pearl identity disc, both privately made, linked with a small metal ring. Both discs are engraved on the obverse 'NX365 / RC / MURRAY JJ', and on the reverse side 'A.2'.
Improvised mother of pearl identity discs made for Major General John Joseph Murray. They were made either in Palestine, when he served in the Middle East from about November 1940 to November 1941, or perhaps in Australia where he served until the end of his appointment in January 1946.
Pair of mother of pearl identity discs tied together on a length of brown cord. The discs are replicas of the officially issued octagonal No.1 disc and circular No. 2 disc. They each have carved into
Two mother of pearl handmade improvised identity discs. The first is in the shape of a koala in the fork of two tree branches. On the obverse, below the koala is carved 'A2' [blood type]. On the rever
One octagonal and one circular stainless steel identity disc on a fine rope necklace. Both discs are impressed on the obverse 'NX108379 / CE / EAGAR / A', and on the reverse side '04'. Associated wi
Three octagonal and two circular compressed fibre identity discs on a fine rope necklace. One of each shape of disc is impressed on the obverse with 'EAGAR / A / CE / N104731', and on the reverse '04'
Pair of standard issue, identity discs, one round and one octagonal. Both are engraved on the obverse '12100 Batten. G.D. R.A.A.F. C. E.' and on the reverse 'O 4'. Corporal G D Batten served in the
Pair of brass identity discs, one circular, the other octagonal, impressed with the user's details. The circular disc has a single suspension hole at the top, while the octagonal one has holes at top
