The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pair of colour patches for 2/30 Battalion. Grey oval patch with a vertically aligned rectangle sewn in the centre. The rectangle is divided into purple and gold halves.
Associated with NX3971 G C Quinn who served with the 2/30 Battalion. Quinn was captured by the Japanese after the fall of Singapore and became a prisoner of war, first in Thailand and then in Japan. During his internment it was necessary to amputate one of his legs. He was possibly also known as Reginald George Quinton.
Triangular purple pennant with two ties along the widest edge. A rising sun badge and the words '2/30 Bn A.I.F.' are screen printed onto the pennant in gold. Associated with NX3971 G C Quinn who ser
Pair of vertically aligned rectangular colour patches for 54 Battalion (militia), divided vertically purple (left) against green. Unknown
Vertically aligned oval colour patch for 66 Battalion, AIF, divided vertically purple (left) against red. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1917.
Vertically aligned oval colour patch for 70 Battalion, AIF, divided vertically purple (left) against light blue. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1917.
Vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for 30 Infantry Battalion AIF, divided purple (left) against yellow. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1917.
Vertically aligned oval colour patch for 62 Infantry Battalion AIF, divided purple (left) against green. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve in 1917 until the unit wa
