The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Small watch fob from the Sydney University Union denoting a Special Honorary Life Member. The obverse has text which reads, 'SPECIAL HONORARY', 'LIFE S.U.U. MEMBER'. The fob is shield shaped and is enamelled in blue white and red. There is text on the reverse which
reads '228 For Active Service Abroad in the Great War 1914-1918'.
Associated with 37880 Gunner A S Henderson 3 Division Ammunition Collumn AIF. He also served in the Second World War as NX122033 with the 2/9 Field Ambulance.
9 carat gold watch fob presented to Private Norman Brown Copeland upon his return to Australia after the First World War. Fob is in the shape of a shield. Obverse features a Rising Sun, crossed rifles
A sterling silver watch fob constructed in three layers; the lower is a wreath of leaves to which is soldered a shield with an integral suspension loop attached. Soldered to the centre of this is a sm
9 carat gold watch fob presented to Private Gerald Frederick Wrigley upon his return to Australia after the First World War. Fob in the shape of a shield. Obverse features a Rising Sun, crossed rifles
Nine carat gold presentation watch fob in the shape of the letter 'Q' with a voided kangaroo in the centre. Stamped around the top of the fob is 'Q.R.F.L'. The leg of the 'Q' is engraved '1915'. The r
Sterling silver watch fob with engraved detail around the edge. At the centre of the fob is a shield engraved '2ND A.I.BDE FOOTBALL BELGIUM 1919'. The reverse of the fob is engraved 'FOOTBALL 4309 C.Q
15 carat gold watch fob presented to Gunner John Franklin McMeekin on his returen to Australia after the First World War. The fob is in the shape of a shield surmounted with an Australian coat of arms
