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Series I Medal Boxes
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Made from Huon Pine and Myrtle with a blue velour lining this medal box was made to display four medals. Quality stop hinges from Brusso finish off this lovely box which was made for a Sailor who served during World War II. Engraved on the box lid is both the RAN badge (with the Tudor (Kings) Crown) and third edition Rising Sun badge to for time spent in both the Army and the Navy.
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Discover craftsmanship and history in this Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box. With a subtle touch of live edge, the box features a luxurious black velour lining and sturdy solid brass hinges from Brusso. The centerpiece is an engraved 3rd edition Rising Sun Badge, a poignant tribute to a World War I A.I.F soldier's service.
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Home to the medals of a Lance Corporal who served in the A.I.F during World War I, this exquisite Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box is a fitting tribute. The lush green velour lining provides a perfect backdrop for these cherished medals, while the 3rd edition Rising Sun Badge proudly adorns the box.
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This exceptional medal box, crafted from the rich combination of Huon Pine and Myrtle, boasts an almost ethereal white velour lining that seamlessly blends into the background. Part of our esteemed Series I collection, it is adorned with quality Brusso hinges. What makes this piece truly remarkable is the engraved 1st pattern Rising Sun Badge, commemorating service during the Boer War. It honors an officer who displayed extraordinary bravery and dedication, ultimately sacrificing his life at Mokari Drift in 1901 while serving with the 5th Queensland Imperial Bushman. He was posthumously Mentioned In Dispatches for holding his ground with a small party against fifty Boers for three heroic hours.
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Introducing our first medal box with a clear lid – an innovative way to store and proudly display a distinguished set of medals. This particular box honors a remarkable soldier awarded the Military Medal during World War I for his conspicuous bravery as a stretcher-bearer. In 1917, under the relentless onslaught of heavy fire, he courageously brought in the wounded. Tragically, his heroic journey came to an end on the last day involving Australian infantry on the Western Front, as he was killed in action in Montbrehain, France, on 5 October 1918.
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This distinguished Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box now houses the cherished medals of a valiant Sapper who served in the 2nd A.I.F during World War II. His service spanned across North Africa, Greece, Syria, and Crete, and his remarkable achievements find a fitting home within this box, adorned with a plush green velour lining.
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With a sailor's storied career in the RAN, this Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box maximizes every inch of space. The lid proudly showcases the RAN badge featuring the St Edward's (Queen's) Crown, beautifully laser-etched to commemorate their remarkable journey through numerous postings.
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This exquisite medal box, lovingly presented as a discharge gift from a devoted spouse, showcases the natural beauty of Huon Pine with hints of live edge and captivating birds-eye patterns. The lid proudly features the current RAN badge adorned with the St. Edward's (Queen's) Crown, a symbol of their service and commitment.
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Crafted with precision and care, this Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box was specially created for our friends at Untraceables and Other Unissued Australian War Medals Project. The honored soldier served valiantly in the 1st A.I.F during World War I, and the front of the box proudly displays the 3rd edition Rising Sun badge, a symbol of their dedication. However, inside, a unique touch awaits – the unofficial Camel Corps badge for the 3rd Battalion of the Imperial Camel Corps, chosen at the owner's request, adds a personal and meaningful element to this remarkable keepsake.
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An exceptional Series I medal box, meticulously crafted for the medals of a Gunner who valiantly served in the 2nd AIF during World War Two. Made from exquisite Huon Pine and Myrtle, this heirloom piece features a glass lid, allowing a glimpse of the cherished awards within. It's a touching tribute for the Gunner's daughter, who also served (see the next box), preserving their legacy and dedication for generations to come.
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This medal box is dedicated to the remarkable daughter (refer to the previous box) who has proudly served in the RAAF for an impressive 30 years and counting. Crafted from the same exquisite combination of Huon Pine and Myrtle, it features a glass lid, allowing her to showcase her own distinguished career and achievements, continuing the legacy of service within the family.
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This medal box pays tribute to an extraordinary Airman Aircrewman who served in the RAAF during World War Two. Beginning as a flight mechanic and later remustering as a flight engineer, he played a crucial role in the skies aboard B-24s, contributing to the Allied efforts during this pivotal time in history.
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This medal box was created to honor a soldier of the 2nd AIF who served during World War Two.
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This charming Series I box was lovingly crafted as a jewelry box, destined to be a delightful Christmas present for a special little girl.
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This is one of the first boxes we ever crafted, now a cherished home for the medals of a valiant soldier from the 7th Division Cavalry Regiment. He made the ultimate sacrifice on the 21st of December 1942 at Sanananda, Papua, and this box serves as a poignant tribute to his memory and sacrifice.
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This unique medal box belongs to a remarkable lady who has served both in the RAN and continues her journey in the RAAF. It represents her dedication and enduring commitment to the Australian Defense Force.
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This Series I Medal Box stands as a tribute to an incredible 43 years of dedicated service to Australia.
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This distinctive medal box showcases the natural beauty of Myrtle, adorned with charming tunnel borer holes that add character to the home of the Airmen's medals.
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This Series I box is a tribute to two brave soldiers. The first made the ultimate sacrifice, being killed during World War One in France, while the second served in Northern Australia during World War Two. Crafted with Huon Pine and Sassafras, featuring quality Brusso hinges, it stands as a testament to their service and sacrifice.
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A Series I box that went up to the crazy kids at Milora.
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