DARDANELLES COMMMORATIVE MEDALLIONS
Currently
I have 5 different types and they are pictured
below with
the reference number from
"Australian Medals
and Medalets from 1788" by L.J. Carlisle
with corresponding
page numbers.
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IMSHI YALLA (click link for explanation) Size: 28mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Silver - 9ct Gold Mintage: unknown Mint: Amor Ref # 1915-10 Page 134 Reverse: Dardanelles 1915 |
Struck in Honour. Of. Our Boys. At The Dardanelles Size: 24mm Metal: Aluminium - Bronze Mintage and Mint: Unknown Ref # 1915-17 Page 135 Reverse: Western Australia. 1915 . God Speed The Allies |
July 30th 1915 Australia Day Gold Donor This medallion was purchased by someone who dontated a gold coin, sovereign or half sovereign, quite a tall ask during the war. Size: 31mm Metal: Bronze Gilded Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Page: 135 Ref # 1915-13 Reverse: Remember the Dardanelles 1915 S.&.S. |
Q.P.F. (Queensland Patriotic Fund) Queensland Momento O.E.C. Size: 31mm Metal: Bronze Gilded Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Page: 135 Ref # 1915-14 Reverse: Remember The Dardanelles 1915
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Gallipoli April 25 . 1915 Size: 25mm Metal: Bronze gilded & Bronze silvered, both shown above Mintage: Unknown Mint: Prouds Ltd Page: 134 Ref # 1915-7 Reverse: To Commemorate the Landing April 25 . 1915 Prouds Ltd |
Gallipoli April 25 . 1915 Size: 25mm Metal: Bronze silvered & Copper, both shown above Mintage: Unknown Mint: Both have no maker. These are variety types Page: 134 Ref # 1915-7 Reverse: To Commemorate the Landing April 25 . 1915 |
Gallipoli April 25 . 1915 Size: 25mm Metal: Bronze & Copper silvered Mintage: Unknown Mint: Amor Page: 133 Ref # 1915-5 Reverse: For God King and Country, Australia Day, Remember the Dardanelles |
Patriotic Day Maryborough. Aug.1915. Size: 23mm Metal: Brass Mintage and Mint: Unknown Page: 135 Ref # 1915-17 Reverse: Remembrance of Dardanelles
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WWI Soldier in uniform holding rifle Size: 52mm Metal: Bronze Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes & Sons of Melbourne c.1914 Some varieties have Australian Comforts Fund S.A. Division inscribed around rim with a top suspension loop Page: 299 Ref # ZN-1 Reverse: New Guinea, Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Palestine, Salonika, Mesopotamia
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WWI Soldier in uniform holding rifle Size: 52mm Metal: Bronze Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes & Sons of Melbourne c.1914 Some varieties have Australian Comforts Fund S.A. Division inscribed around rim with a top suspension loop Page: 299 Ref # ZN-1 (variety) Reverse: New Guinea, Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Palestine, Salonika, Mesopotamia This one has top suspension loop and Australian Fund S.A Division inscribed around edge |