Badge [World War II], AIF Association, Australia, 1946-1986

Manufacturer and engraver of medals, Sydney, c. 1910

Copied from the company website is the following 'Based in Sydney, Australia, our story began in 1900, when Gustav Miller, a Swedish born craftsman, started a badge and medallion business in Pitt Street Sydney, named Miller & Morris. In 1910 he moved the business to Goulburn Street and renamed it G.A. Miller & Sons. The company relocated to the centre of Sydney and is still run to the same quality and traditions as our founder.' http://www.millersbadges.com.au/Millers_aboutus.html (9 May 2012)
The company relocated to Rydalmere in 1972 and is currently run by two of his descendant families (http://www.millersbadges.com.au/AboutUs.html) 9 May 2012)

G A Miller

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

86/1358 Badge, 'Nulli Secundus', 2/2nd Battalion, WW II, metal / enamel, made by G A Miller, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, issued by Australian Imperial Force Association, Australia, 1946-1986

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'Nulli Secundus' badge issued by Australian Imperial Force Association

Object No. 86/1358

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