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Product Description:
Eighty years on from the end of World War II, this limited edition, individually numbered lapel pin stands as a powerful tribute to the naval forces and maritime might that shaped the course of the conflict.
Part of a special three-piece series themed “War Machines of WWII”, this edition focuses on the war at sea, with a striking antique silver depiction of the HMAS Australia (II) proudly positioned at the heart of a vibrant red enamel poppy.
Commissioned in 1928, HMAS Australia (II) was a County-class heavy cruiser that served with distinction throughout WWII. She played a vital role in multiple major campaigns, including operations in the Pacific and support during the invasions of Leyte and Lingayen Gulf. Despite suffering kamikaze attacks, her crew’s courage and resilience ensured she remained a symbol of determination and strength on the seas.
Surrounded by the enduring red poppy; a symbol of remembrance and sacrifice, this pin pays homage not only to the vessel itself, but to the sailors who served aboard her, many of whom never returned home.
Strictly limited to 1,000 numbered pieces, this lapel pin is a meaningful collector’s item and a lasting tribute to the bravery of those who fought at sea. Wear it with pride, in remembrance of their service and the sacrifices made in pursuit of peace.
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