Australian Aero Club enamel badge

1914 - 1930
Overview

Metal and enamel membership badge of the Australian Aero Club. It has an outer border in light blue with gold edges both sides in which is written 'Aust. Aero Club' in gold letters. The central area is dark blue and has five small stars in gold, possibly representing the Southern Cross constellation. There is a gold metal bird (most likely an eagle) with wings outstretched well beyond the central circle on either side. The bird's head is facing to the right. The reverse has a circular gold metal attachment.

Historical information

The Australian Aero Club was formed in 1914 at Point Cook, Victoria. After World War One, the club was revived by returning airmen and branches were formed in each state.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-119-RoW00147
Material
Width
31 mm
Height or length
15 mm
Depth
6 mm
Inscriptions and markings

"AUSTRALIAN AERO CLUB"

Place made
Victoria
Australia
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Comparative significance criteria
Interpretive capacity
Rare or representative
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Australian Aero Club enamel badge
Australian Aero Club enamel badge
Reverse of Australian Aero Club enamel badge
Reverse of Australian Aero Club enamel badge

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