The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Royal Australian Air Force insignia made of felt pieces. The badge depicts a yellow eagle with wings outstretched surrounded by a blue circle. The circle contains the words 'PER ARDUA AD ASTRA' embroidered in yellow. A crown surmounts the circle and underneath is a blue scroll stitched with the letters 'R.A.A.F'in yellow. A maker's sticker is attached to the cotton backing.
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Black cotton sateen backed with cotton organza. The badge of the Royal Flying Corps has been hand embroidered in grey, green, red, white and blue cotton diagonally across the centre of the cloth with
Navigator's wing (brevet) of the pattern worn by RAAF aircrew during the period 1948 - 1953. The brevet is machine embroidered in white and light blue cotton on a navy blue felt backing. It features t
DPDU Velcro backed Air Force shoulder badge. Embroidered centrally on the badge is the RAAF eagle, with it's wings outstretched, with 'AIR FORCE' underneath. Type example of a Royal Australian Air F
Oval shaped brass badge with a wreath around a diamond shaped silver shield, emblazoned with the southern cross. St Edward's crown surmounts the badge. Simple scroll on the bottom is embossed 'WRAAC'.
Oval shaped brass badge with a wreath around a diamond shaped silver shield, emblazoned with the southern cross. St Edward's crown surmounts the badge. Simple scroll on the bottom is embossed 'WRAAC'.
Oval shaped brass badge with a wreath around a diamond shaped silver shield, emblazoned with the southern cross. St Edward's crown surmounts the badge. A simple scroll on the bottom is embossed 'WRAAC
