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Old 11-05-20, 06:54 AM
Craig Poynder Craig Poynder is offline
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Default Unknown buttons - London Made - Australian WW1 vet

Hi working on research relating to my grandfather, an Australian Day 1 Gallipoli vet who survived and went on to fight in Europe (France & Belgium) His AIF service number was 30 ....... obviously he was very keen to fight for Britain and his own country. The attached images appear to be buttons which I located amongst his original WW1 medals with some other small personal military items. 20200511_160028.jpg

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The buttons appear to be brass, the front of the button has a side-on image of a camel with a scroll above it bearing the word : " PATIENTIA " The rear of the button has the maker's information; " NUTTING " "King Street Covent Garden"
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