The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khaki field service cap with two small brass buttons at the front. These buttons are stamped with 'AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEATH' and the cipher of King Edward VII. A silver badge has been attached to the left side of the cap and the shaft secured with a piece of cork. The badge shows a belt surrounding a lion with the words 'TASMANIAN RANGERS'. A wreath surrounds the belt and is surmounted by a King's Crown. Underneath the wreath is a scroll with the motto 'WHEN DUTY CALLS'.
Associated with the service of Thomas Sealy Renshaw. Before World War I Renshaw served with 91 Infantry Battalion, also known as the Tasmanian Rangers. Renshaw enlisted in the AIF on 4 October 1916 and served as a Second Lieutenant with 12 Battalion after attending a short officer's commission course at Duntroon. He returned to Australia on 10 November 1917. Renshaw went on to have three children, Phil, Natalie and Stuart, all of whom served with the Australian Forces during World War Two.
Circular brown leather identity disc. Impressed with the words 'T C RENSHAW T7438 CE'. Associated with the World War Two militia service of T7438 Thomas Sealy Renshaw. Renshaw served during World Wa
Khaki service dress tunic with long sleeves and a fold down collar. The tunic fastens down the front with four gilded buttons, each bearing a map of Australia surmounted by a King's Crown and surround
Papers associated with the service of Lieutenant (Lt) Thomas Sealy Renshaw who enlisted with the 16th Battalion during the First World War as a Second Lieutenant. Lt Renshaw's three children, Corporal
Brass and enamel hat badge of the Victorian Rangers (1st pattern). An eight pointed star with laurel wreath surmounted by a king's crown. Within the centre a voided green enamelled Southern Cross and
Other Ranks 2nd pattern hat badge for the Victorian Rangers showing brass star with a laurel wreath surmounted by an Imperial crown. In the centre the Southern Cross within a circle the motto 'PRO DEO
Sterling silver collar badge of the Victorian Rangers. The voided badge comprises an eight pointed star surmounted by an Imperial crown. At the centre are the stars of the Southern Cross and the motto
