[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves] [D 7550/2(Misc)] • Realia

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

1915, Realia, D 7550/2(Misc)

Memorabilia from World War I comprising a cardboard badge with ribbon attached bearing the inscription 'Anzac Day, 8 Hours Day, For our wounded soldiers'. Included is a small flag bearing the words 'Croux Rouge Francaise Australie du Sud', and two gum leaves with 'Dardanelles 1915' handwritten on in pencil. A researcher has suggested that the writing on the gum leaves is written in gold paint, not pencil.

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

1915, Realia, D 7550/2A(Misc)

Memorabilia from World War I comprising a cardboard badge with ribbon attached bearing the inscription 'Anzac Day, 8 Hours Day, For our wounded soldiers'. Included is a small flag bearing the words 'Croux Rouge Francaise Australie du Sud', and two gum leaves with 'Dardanelles 1915' handwritten on in pencil. A researcher has suggested that the writing on the gum leaves is written in gold paint, not pencil.

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

1915, Realia, D 7550/2B(Misc)

Memorabilia from World War I comprising a cardboard badge with ribbon attached bearing the inscription 'Anzac Day, 8 Hours Day, For our wounded soldiers'. Included is a small flag bearing the words 'Croux Rouge Francaise Australie du Sud', and two gum leaves with 'Dardanelles 1915' handwritten on in pencil. A researcher has suggested that the writing on the gum leaves is written in gold paint, not pencil.

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

[Anzac Day badge 1915, and 2 gum leaves]

1915, Realia, D 7550/2C(Misc)

Memorabilia from World War I comprising a cardboard badge with ribbon attached bearing the inscription 'Anzac Day, 8 Hours Day, For our wounded soldiers'. Included is a small flag bearing the words 'Croux Rouge Francaise Australie du Sud', and two gum leaves with 'Dardanelles 1915' handwritten on in pencil. A researcher has suggested that the writing on the gum leaves is written in gold paint, not pencil.