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SHOULDER INSIGNIA; 1 WAV
1895Overview
Shoulder insignia, made of silver or stainless steel and containing the lettering 1WAV in a diamond formation with the "1" at the top, "WA" in the middle and "V" at the bottom.
The letters are joined, possibly having been soldered, to comprise a unit.
Small loops of copper have been soldered at the back of the insignia to enable sewing onto a uniform.
Historical information
The insignia received the following description when it was displayed: "The silver epaulette shoulder insignia, is for the First Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Western Australia, 1895. Members of this regiment would have seen service in the Boer Water, 1900."
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.273
Item type
Objects
Material
Nickel Silver
Width
35 mm
Height or length
40 mm
Year
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Last modified
Thursday, 1 December, 2022
Completeness
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