The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Square acetate flag divided diagonally from upper left (at handle) to bottom right. Upper right section is bronze/gold coloured. Lower left section is yellow. Flag is sewn onto a fabric covered dowelling handle. On the side of the handle near the base is embroidered the initials 'E' in yellow, and 'M' in red.
Associated with Esme Kura Murrell, who served with the Women's Emergency Signals Corps.
Square acetate flag divided diagonally from upper left (at handle) to bottom right. Upper right section is bronze/gold coloured. Lower left section is yellow. Flag is sewn onto a fabric covered wooden
Rectangular green cloth badge, aligned horizontally. Embroidered with a pair of gold wings at the top. Underneath each wing is a pair of crossed blue and white signal flags. Across the bottom of the b
Rectangular green cloth badge, aligned horizontally. Embroidered with a pair of gold wings at the top. Underneath each wing is a pair of crossed blue and white signal flags. Across the bottom of the b
Horizontally oriented oval shaped silver metal badge with lace-like wire fringe and decorative infill around 'TOBRUK 1941'. There is a pin clasp on the reverse. Associated with Esme Kura Murrell who
Mrs Florence Violet McKenzie instructs two trainees as signallers and telegraphists. Mrs McKenzie founded the Women's Emergency Signalling Corps (WESC). Identified, left to right: Mrs McKenzie; Pat Mc
Three uniformed members of the Women's Emergency Signalling Corps (WESC) at Circular Quay. WESC trained women as signallers and telegraphists. Left to right: Marg ?; Pat McInnes [MacInnes]; Esme Kura
