The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Turned wooden biscuit barrel made from the glued laminated propeller hub of a German Pfalz fighter shot down near Armentières, France, in January 1918. The barrel is lined with aluminium, and the design includes a carving of the "wings" insignia worn by pilots of the AFC and two brass handles.
Crafted by members of No. 3 Squadron, AFC, the barrel is made from the propeller hub of a German Pfalz fighter shot down near Armentières, France, in January 1918. The design includes the "wings" insignia worn by pilots of the AFC.
RAAF pilot's embroidered wings qualification brevet. White cotton embroidered wings, a King's crown, and 'RAAF' within a pale blue embroidered laurel wreath, on a RAAF blue wool patch. Associated wi
RAAF winter service dress tunic made of wool gabardine. The tunic has two pleated breast pockets and two patch pockets at the waist, both with buttoned flaps. The tunic fastens with three buttons down
Weather vane made from three pieces of wood in the shape of a toy biplane. Two shorter pieces, representing the wings, are nailed above and below a longer piece, representing the fuselage. The 'wings'
Woven rayon German Army breast eagle (worn on the right breast) showing a white stylised eagle with outstretched wings, holding a wreathed swastika in its talons, on a dark green ground. The badge is
Rounded brass grave marker with scrolled corners. A pair of pilot's wings have been shaped into the top with a wreath in between. This wreath contains the letters 'RFC' and is surmounted by a King's C
Rounded tip of a laminated wooden propeller carved with a representation of an Australian Flying Corps (AFC) observer's wing with an AFC colour patch within the 'O'. The triangular colour patch is su
