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Tags: aluminium, Anzac Cove, armourer, Badge, badges, C.E. Urry, coat-of arms, First World War, Gallipoli, heraldry, Lonepine, shield, Turkey, Western Front, World War, World War I

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Tags: Australian War Memorial, Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean, Collaroy, Commonwealth Archives, education, First World War, Gallipoli, heraldry, historians, journalism, official war histories, Oxford, Oxford University, plaque, Sir William Throsby Bridges and Sir Cyril Brudnell Bingham White, Sydney Morning Herald, Tuggeranong, university, Victoria Barracks, Western Front, World War I