The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) seaman's white duck trousers. The small yellow plastic buttons on the fly are concealed and the larger buttons on the waistband for braces are made from light brown plastic. A pocket has been let into the right side at the top of the side seam.
Taken from the ship's store in SMS Emden after she was defeated by HMAS Sydney off the Cocos Keeling Islands in November 1914.
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) Junior NCO's (Matrosen Division) navy blue superfine short walking out jacket with rank insignia of maat (ship's mate). This double breasted jacket has lapels with a s
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) Junior NCO's and seaman's blue cotton square rig collar with three white stripes around the edge. 'I.T.4. / 560 / K' has been stencilled in red paint on the white cott
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) seaman's gilt brass tie pin. It has a decorative hexagonal chain pattern on the front and a brooch type pin on the back. Taken from the ship's store in SMS Emden aft
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) seaman's gilt brass tie pin. It has a decorative hexagonal chain pattern on the front and a brooch type pin on the back. Taken from the ship's store in SMS Emden aft
German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) Junior NCO's and seaman's blue cotton square rig collar with three white stripes around the edge. 'I.T.4. / 560 / K' has been stencilled in red paint on the white cott
German Navy seaman's blue wool superfine fall front trousers (blaue marine-klapphose). The fall front panel is retained by four black metal buttons that are impressed with 'CLEO', and there was a pair
German Navy seaman's white cotton trousers with buttoned fall front and side-lacing. Marked 'B.A.W. 197. 112' and 'Gerb. Tannert'. Buttons on trousers are corroded. Garment has been badly damaged by
Royal Australian Navy (RAN) seaman's navy blue wool serge fall front trousers. A welt pocket has been let into the front of the right hip, behind the fall front. The three buttons for the fly and the
German Army field grey woollen trousers (tuchhose). There is a pocket with a vertical slit opening just in front of the top of the side seam on both hips. The concealed buttons on the fly, and the one
