The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pair of khaki cotton shoulder slides with three woven pips for the rank of captain. Each pip is backed with cherry coloured fabric for the Medical Corps.
Worn by Captain Jack Allison-Levick. He was born in Toowoomba, Queensland and enlisted in the RAAF during the Second World War in Brisbane. He later served as a medical officer in the Australian Army Reserve.
Australian Army Officer's khaki wool barathea peaked cap with brown leather chinstrap, small brass AMF buttons and a gilded brass 'Rising Sun' cap badge. Marked on the inside with the maker's details
Australian fur felt slouch hat with a khaki cotton pugaree and gilded brass 'Rising Sun' badge. The left brim of the hat has been pinned to the side of the crown by the badge. Four small ventilor hole
1937 Pattern Web waist belt with a clasp buckle and brass end pieces with hooks for adjusting the size. The belt also has two brass slides and two buckles at the back for attaching the braces. The inn
Pair of khaki cotton captain's rank slides with three woven pips and black stripes, worn by Army chaplains only, along either side. The word 'AUSTRALIA' is woven at the base of each slide. Associate
Pair of khaki drill shoulder slides with woven, 'AUSTRALIA' titles and three machine embroidered pips on each slide, indicating the rank of captain. Worn by NX154642 Captain P W Fisher, 15 Heavy Ant
White armband with cotton tape and a metal buckle. The armband is printed in red with 'XVITH OLYMPIAD/ M.O./ MELBOURNE 1956'. Associated with Army Reserve medical officer Captain Jack Allison-Levic
