7 Results: New & Used in recruitment in Australia

WWI and WWII Australian War Memorial Recruitment Posters These posters are not available to purchase as a set from the War Museum Used Reproduction poster set - 15 in total Printed on very thick paper Each poster measures 42.5cm x 30cm Look awesome framed up or simply pinned to the wall Most have blu-tac stains on corners Includes Replica 1939 News Paper article of the day - Un opened **Vintage item and is sold as pictured and described view pictures carefully Pictures help form part o

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Original recruitment sign from the late part of the 20 century. Was part of the RAAF Edinburgh recruitment centre. 'Rookies' Great piece of Australian military memrobilia. There is a ruler for scale in the pics. No PayPal. Cash on pickup.will post at your expense. Cheers Yuri.

Offered for sale is this antique 20th Century WW1 Silver War Badge, issued to 1st AIF infantry soldier Private Edwin John Hozier (Serial No. 5454). Originally English-born (in 1895 at Kennington, London), at 21 years of age Edwin enlisted on 8 April 1916 in Footscray, Melbourne. This was not his first attempt to enlist - as records state he’d previously been rejected for ‘chest measurement’; however by early 1916 (due to losses on the Western Front and impact of the Gallipoli Campaign) Australi

Vintage British Badge Crown With A.R.P Under Circa 1940's Very Collectible. On 12 March 1936 the Home Office requested that the Royal Mint look into designing a lapel badge for people who had volunteered for the various Air Raid Precautions services. During April and May of 1936 various committees reviewed several designs for the badge. The silver Air Raid Precautions (ARP) lapel badge that was adopted was designed by the sculptor Eric Gill from a design submitted in April 1936. Gill was

Beautifully presented ( I've just had it re framed ) original oil on board painting by Peter McQueeney which is signed lower right hand corner The actual image measures 78cm x 63cm and with the frame, it is 103cm x 89cm Peter McQueeney was born in Tasmania in 1941. From 1986 he has lived in Sydney and is a fulltime professional artist. His aim with his work is to capture the mood of the Australian landscape - its coastlines, interiors and the vastness of the island continent. He i

Original. Features: Lettish/ Latvian, Estonian & Lithuanian maidens & Churchill, portrayed as villainous. In oak frame. Recruitment for the 20th Division.. Found under a house in Estonia, in 1994. Text in Estonian & English. V.Good cond. email or ph no sms