The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Circular white metal badge with a grieving mother design and the words "FOR AUSTRALIA", with a hanging bar featuring one gilt star. Cast into the reverse are the words "ISSUED BY THE CWTH GOVT"; the manufacturer's details and the date (1943), and "AF" followd by the stamped serial number 2762. The single gilt star signifies one son killed.
Worn by the Mrs M E Bryant. The badge commemmorates the death of 22 year old Cowra law student 411747 Pilot Officer (PO) Robert Maxwell ("Max") Bryant, a navigator with 156 (Pathfinder) Squadron who was killed over Holland on 11 June 1943.
Round, white metal Mothers and Widows badge. The obverse shows a raised image of a grieving woman and part of a laurel wreath with the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA' in raised letters. The reverse has a hinged
Round, silver coloured Mothers and Widows badge. The obverse shows a raised image of a woman and part of a laurel wreath with the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA' in raised letters. The reverse has a pin fasteni
Circular silver coloured mothers' and widows' badge with safety chain and pin. The obverse shows a raised image of a woman and part of a laurel wreath with the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA' in raised letters.
Black silk ribbon embroidered with the Rising Sun badge, two sprigs of Wattle and the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA', suspended between white metal bars. The lower bar has a single gilded seven-pointed star at
Circular silver Mothers and Widows badge with silver safety chain and pin. The obverse shows a raised image of a woman and part of a laurel wreath with the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA' in raised letters. The
Round, silver coloured Mothers and Widows badge. The obverse shows a raised image of a woman and part of a laurel wreath with the words 'FOR AUSTRALIA' in raised letters. The reverse has a pin fasteni
