The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Oval aluminium identity disc with brown leather strap threaded through holes in each side. The disc is stamped 'H.F.B.SMITH/4872/C.E/50 BATT.A.I.F'.
Worn by 4872 Private Harold Frederick B Smith of 50 Battalion. Private Smith enlisted on 6 January 1916 and returned to Australia on 1 August 1919.
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Awarded to 4872 Private Harold Frederick B Smith of 50 Battalion. Private Smith enlisted on 6 January 1916 and returned to Australia on
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Awarded to 4872 Private Harold Frederick B Smith of 50 Battalion AIF. Private Smith enlisted on 6 January 1916 and returned
Octagonal leather identity disc joined by a short length of fine rope to a circular aluminium identity disc. Leather disc is impressed '28 / F.E.T.FITTS / H.Q. / SIGS. / 29. A.I. / C.E.'. Aluminium di
Circular aluminium identity disc impressed 'C.L. CHANDLER 28 A 2.A.I. C.E.' Attached by a length of string to a small brown paper package in which the identity disc was sent home to his family. A type
Circular aluminium identity disc stamped on one side '618 G.H.H. SMITH E 11 A.I. P.' George Holt Henderson Smith was born in Adelaide, South Australia on 17 May 1895. Prior to the outbreak of the F
Hand made aluminium identity disc. The disc is manufactured from three layers of aluminium, the topmost being a small horseshoe, the five 'nails' of which fasten the layers together. Within the horses
