Unley Museum Honour Board, Unley, South Australia, Australia

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Location	Edmund Ave, Unley, South Australia, Australia
Type	honour_board
Description	A board of the Gothic style comprising four pillars dividing the board into three panels encompassing four columns of names. At the top of each panel is a carved Gothic arch. On the centre panel under the arch is a carved wreath and below this a ribband, on the left and right panels below the arch is a date block. All the names are on brass strips with a red crown etched beside the names of those who paid the supreme sacrifice.
Built	Not yet discovered
Opened	Not yet discovered
Inscription	Left panel: Centre panel Right panel Ribband: 1914 FOR GOD TRUTH AND LIBERTY 1919
Condition	MAINTAINED BY: Unley Museum PECULIARITIES/DAMAGE: At this time the honour board's original location is not identified, but appears to be of the typical austere type made for a church. There is a large split in the centre panel due to shrinkage that has also damaged the wreath
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