The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Red cloth badge featuring crossed rifles embroidered in gold bullion wire. Above the rifles in gold bullion wire is the date '1894'. The badge is backed with brown paper and a layer of fine hessian.
Gold embroidered marksmanship badges such as this were worn on the sleeve of the left forearm, to indicate that the wearer was the best shot in his Company. Badges could be worn until the next annual qualifying attempt (12 months).
Red cloth badge featuring crossed rifles embroidered in gold bullion wire, surmounted by the Victorian Crown in bullion wire and purple velvet. Below the rifles in gold bullion wire is the date '1900-
Red cloth badge featuring crossed rifles embroidered in gold bullion wire, surmounted by the Victorian Crown in bullion wire and purple velvet. Below the rifles in gold bullion wire is the date '1900-
Red cloth badge featuring crossed rifles embroidered in silver bullion wire. Between the rifles in silver bullion wire is the date '1888'. The badge is backed with brown paper and a layer of fine hess
Red cloth badge featuring crossed rifles embroidered in gold bullion wire. Between the rifles in gold bullion wire is the date '1870', while above the rifles are two ribbons containing the dates '1868
Red cloth badge featuring crossed muskets embroidered in gold bullion wire. Between the rifles in gold bullion wire is the date '1877', while above the rifles are four ribbons containing the dates '18
Gold bullion embroidered badge of the Victorian Rifle Association showing Queen Victoria crown, crossed rifles, laurel wreath, "V.R.A.", "PRO DEO ET PATRIA VICTORIA" and scroll with "QUEENS THIRTY" an
Dark blue wool twill tunic with dark orange stand collar edged all round with gold bullion lace, with embroidered gold bullion artillery grenade collar badges on a red ground at each edge. Shoulder st
