The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
2/19 Australian Infantry Battalion colour patch featuring a diamond divided horizontally with brown over green on a grey oval background.
This colour patch was worn on the uniform of a member of 2/19 Battalion imprisoned at Sandakan Prisoner of War Camp, Borneo. It was recovered from the camp at the end of the war by 9 Military History Team.
Diamond shaped colour patch for 19 Infantry Battalion AIF, horizontally divided brown over green. Worn as a distiguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1915.
Colour patch of 2/20 Australian Infantry Battalion. Horizontally aligned oval made of light grey felt with a diamond shaped patch sewn in the centre. The diamond is horizontally divided into white ove
Colour patch of 2/20 Australian Infantry Battalion. Horizontally aligned oval made of light grey felt with a diamond shaped patch sewn in the centre. The diamond is horizontally divided into white ove
Diamond shaped colour patch for 17 Infantry Battalion AIF, horizontally divided black over green. Worn as a distiguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1915.
Diamond shaped colour patch for 18 Infantry Battalion AIF, horizontally divided purple over green. Worn as a distiguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1915.
Diamond shaped colour patch for 20 Infantry Battalion AIF, horizontally divided white over green. Worn as a distiguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1915.
