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Australia in the Great War

Create lasting personal and family connections to this special milestone in Australia's story with quality Australia in the Great War commemorative centenary mementos.

Australia in the Great War

Create lasting personal and family connections to this special milestone in Australia's story with quality Australia in the Great War commemorative centenary mementos. Each item is created in consultation with leading historians to capture history and stories of the Great War that give Australians a tangible connection to our past and a lasting memory of this special time. Show your pride during the 2014-2018 Anzac Centenary and honour our promise to remember those who served.

Collect or share. Always remember.

During the three years of AGW we raised more than $400,000 for the life-changing work of Soldier On, a charity dedicated to helping today's service men and women affected by recent service. For the remainder of the centenary and beyond we will continue to support other military and veteran charities, representing veterans of all ages and periods of service, through this and other initiatives.

Charge at Beersheba

The charge of the 4th Light Horse Brigade at Beersheba on the afternoon of 31 October 1917 was a bold attack. 800 men of the 4th and 12th Light Horse regiments charged across open desert with bayonets in hand and flew over the Turk trenches. The charge captured Beersheba and opened the way to Jerusalem.

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To the Western Front 1916 Collection

This landmark collection remembers 1916 and Australian forces in the Battle of the Somme for the Western Front in France and Belgium. In July and August Australia commemorates the battles of Pozieres and Fromelles, where our force endured almost as many losses in a matter of days as were suffered during the entire Gallipoli Campaign. By year's end some 40,000 Australians had been killed or wounded in these European trenches.

Today more communities have a family connection to the Western Front than any other theatre of the Great War. Share their story.

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The Great War DIARY & PENNY COLLECTOR'S SET

Learn and share. The AGW Diaries trace the story of the Great War through the stories and experiences of a single Australian family - at home and on the frontline. Created with detail to history and the times, each year's diary builds with four inserts to create a story that can be shared by young and old. Each insert includes six detailed collector pennies. Stunning yearly binders create a beautiful set for your bookcase. JOIN THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ALREADY READING AND COLLECTING.

Bears of History

Make sharing history with family easy with these exclusive limited edition Great War bears. This is the world's most stunning and sought after collection of detailed Great War bears. Each uniform is historically true, including replica badges, FREE ID tags and webbing. These bears have a story of service to share. A real treasure for young and old alike to remember the Centenary. Especially designed to help us honour our promise to always remember. Explore the range

Detailed Figurines

For people with an interest in history or a pride in service nothing stands taller than traditional cold-cast bronze figurines. Each AGW original and exclusive limited edition Great War figurine is created with an eye for detail. Gift or collect and always remember those who served. View the Collection

Remember the whole story

AGW shares the stories of the Great War, from why we went to war though to Armistice and the events between. New collectables released each year for avid collectors, budding historians and all proud Australians.

Badges Pennies Female Relatives Badges Two-up Sets

Great War Badges

Great War Commemorative Pennies

Replica Female Relatives Badges

These faithfully reproduced Female Relative Badges are a must for all collectors and of great interest to those with a family link to the Great War or the Second World War.

The badges were first issued during the Great War when the Australian Government established special badges for issue to the nearest female relative of a member of the Australian forces on active service. Separate badges were issued to signify relatives serving in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and the Australian Imperial Force (AIF). The badge reads “ISSUED BY THE DEPT OF DEFENCE. TO WOMEN OF AUSTRALIA. FOR DUTY DONE”.

During the Second World War a single all-services badge was issued and included relatives of those serving in the Merchant Navy. This badge reads simply “TO THE WOMEN OF AUSTRALIA”.

The badges, worn proudly by mothers, sisters and wives of those serving, were not automatically issued but had to be applied for through the local post office.

Each reproduction with chain and clasp is housed in an acrylic display case with a printed sleeve that tells the story of the individual badge.

Great War Two Up Sets

The Western Front 1916 Two-Up Set

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"Two-Up" is very much a part of Australia's Great War story. The coin-toss betting game was a welcome relief from the realities of life in the trenches. The excitement of two pennies flying, the gathering of mates and new men, and the hope of winning, spirited them away, if just for a moment, from the horrors of war.

Ideal for play on Anzac Day or use the keyhole mount at the back to display.

  • Centenary Commemorative Two-Up Set

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  • Great War 1914 Two-up Set

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  • War Declared Two-up Set

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  • Victory at Sea Two-up Set

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Sands of Gallipoli Collections

Each year the Sands of Gallipoli captures a theme that brings home the extraordinary circumstances, courage and mateship that is the Anzac spirit. A portion of sands collected from Gallipoli landing site is integrated with quality metals and fittings to give both avid collectors and others a truly emotive link to our Anzacs. Click here to view the collections.

Poppy Recollections Collection

Poppy Recollections is an evocative Australian designed collection to inspire remembrance and respect for the men and women who serve our country, both now and in years past. View the Collection