The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gold anodised aluminium General Service 'Rising Sun' hat badge, with Queen's Crown superimposed over a Commonwealth Star in the centre of the sun's rays, above 'AUSTRALIA' on a scroll.
Approved by the Military Board in 1969, this pattern was approved by Queen Elizabeth II in 1972. Although some smaller collar badges were made in this pattern only the hat badges were issued.
Gilded brass General Service 'Rising Sun collar badge (1953-60). The badge shows a voided Queen's Crown within the circle formed by the rays, above a scroll bearing the words 'AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORC
Sterling silver general service (Rising Sun) hat badge, 1904 pattern. A scroll with 'AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES', surmounted by an Imperial crown below sun rays. Thought to have been wo
Rising Sun hat badge with King's crown beneath the rising sun shape. The scroll beneath the crown reads: 'AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES'. There are two lugs soldered to the reverse. The maker's mark, 'ST
Australian Commonwealth Cadet Corps rising sun collar badge. The badge has seven triangular fins that protrude from the top side like rays. AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH' is embossed beneath the fins in an
Sterling silver third pattern prototype Rising Sun collar badge. Impressed reverse with Birmingham hallmarks for 1904 and 'JRG&S'. The Australian Army's General Service badge, popularly known as th
Two gold and silver anodised aluminium hat badges for the Officer's Training Unit showing crossed swords with an officer's rank 'pip' superimposed on them. Below the star, and linking the swords is a
