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- Snowy River Men – Slideshow
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- Legacy Australia – 2009 Advertisement Campaign for Television
- Missing Militaria – A Rare Find in Buna (Patt. 15 Leather Equipment)
- 2/1st Battalion at EORA CREEK – Betsy MANUSU’s “River of Tears”
- From Gallipoli to Kokoda! The story of Jim COWEY M.C.
- World War Two Nominal Roll – A Starting Point for Research
- Mystery Object – Can you help Identify this?
- The 21st Lighthorse and an 03 Pattern Waterbottle
Legacy Australia – 2009 Advertisement Campaign for Television
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PHOTO ABOVE: Director Diana LEACH & 1st Assistant Director Naomi ENFIELD brief the 18th Battalion members for the morning’s film shoot.
LEGACY AUSTRALIA began production in May, of a new Television Commercial – to launch their Advertising Campaign for 2009. Medals Gone Missing staff had the privilege of taking part in the historical re-enactment aspect [...]
Missing Militaria – A Rare Find in Buna (Patt. 15 Leather Equipment)
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For those who have read my “Battlefield Remnants” series of stories on the Kokoda Historical Website (www.kokodahistorical.com) you have learned that a trekker with a keen eye – may be fortunate enough to spot an artefact or two on the Kokoda track, as they walk along. Alternatively – attention to detail in one of the [...]
Mystery Object – Can you help Identify this?
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A piece of Militaria surfaced on ebay a little while ago – but nobody seems to know exactly what it is…..Can you help?
Ebayer Cynthia Kelly; who hails from Seattle in Washington State U.S.A – found this badge at a thrift shop in Bellevue, Washington. She listed the item on ebay; item #230266164867 and at auction’s [...]
The 21st Lighthorse and an 03 Pattern Waterbottle
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This short story is a classic example of how items of ‘kit’ were issued, and then re-issued within the Australian Army before and during the Second World War. In the modern era, this ‘kit is now classed as MILITARIA and is collected world wide by keen enthusiasts.
The story evolves around an 03 Pattern Waterbottle. This [...]