Summary

Membership badge for the All for Australia League, made by Amor, Sydney in 1931. The All for Australia League was a minor New South Wales political party which formed in 1931. It represented itself as an alternative (albeit more right wing) to the other conservative parties at the time - the United Australia Party and the Country Party. Gordon Bennett who was a highly decorated World War I soldier, was a prominent member of the League.

Physical Description

A round gilt and enamel badge with pin on back. The obverse has a blue six-pointed star on a white background, at the centre of the star in white on a gilt background, AA with the word FOR in small letters; around, ALL FOR AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. The reverse has the makers name, AMOR / SYDNEY

Obverse Description

A blue six-pointed star on a white background, at the centre of the star in white on a gilt background, AA with the word FOR in small letters; around, ALL FOR AUSTRALIA LEAGUE.

Reverse Description

The reverse has the makers name, AMOR / SYDNEY

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