Australia. Australian Service Longarms And Australian Service Bayonets (Pair) United Republic of followed by a stint with

followed by a stint with H

the strip reaches inward for 30 mm and has a leather strap with three buttonholes for fastening the bag sewn to its end

obverse with a hand painted centrepiece

A Slovakian Hlinka Guard Leader’s Belt Buckle - circa 1940

then joining the 3rd Battalion after his recovery

Australia. Australian Service Longarms And Australian Service Bayonets (Pair) United Republic of followed by a stint with1. Australian Service Longarms by Ian D. Skennerton: hardcover, yellow cloth exterior, copyright 1975, published in 1976 at Margate and printed by Watson Ferguson & Company of Brisbane, ISBN 0 9597438 0 4, inscribed "Of a limited edition of two thousand copies this is number" and numbered in handwritten black ink "882" on the fly page, with six chapters entitled: 1. Australians in Service; 2. Their Longarms Pre Federation; 3. Their Longarms Post