The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burnt and battered remains of 12th Brigade AIF's musketry silver cup trophy. Features two handles which have become detatched from the twisted and bent body, and a lid engraved with a simple pattern.
The cup was dumped with the Brigade's baggage at Meteren on the border with Belgium in March 1918 when the brigade was hurried to the Somme. In April the Germans advanced in the Hazebrouck sector and Meteran fell into their hands. In May 1919, an Australian Officer visited the ruins of the village and came across the cup with two handles and the lid broken off.
Sterling silver trophy cup with curved handles projecting above the rim of the cup. The top of each handle has an acanthus leaf pattern. The inside of the cup is silver gilt. The body of the cup bears
Silver trophy cup with curved handles attached to either side. The body of the trophy tapers to the pedestal base with a decorative notched edge between the body and the base. Engraved on the front o
Silver trophy cup with engraved floral designs. The cup bears a Roman or Greek female figure on top and features two thin curved handles. The cups bears an inscription on the front that reads: '2nd In
Sterling silver trophy cup with curved handles. Engraved on the trophy is 'INTERNATIONAL TUG OF WAR/ LONDON/ 26th December 1918./ WON BY/ AUSTRALIA.' The trophy cup bears the 1914 hallmark of Walker &
Sterling silver trophy with octagonal base and body. A slim pillar supports the body which has two curved handles on either side which flatten out at the top. The body of the trophy has a lid and the
Silver trophy cup with curved handles attached to either side. The body of the trophy has been soldered to the pedestal base. Stamped inside the base is 'KA1853'. The cup has a fitted lid which rises
