This commemorative lapel pin marks the 110th Anniversary of the Battle of Fromelles in 2026, honouring one of the most significant and tragic battles involving Australian forces during the Great War. Measuring 25 × 19mm, the pin brings together two powerful symbols of remembrance: the red poppy, traditionally worn in Australia, and the blue cornflower, worn in France to honour those who served and sacrificed.
The Battle of Fromelles, fought on 19–20 July 1916, was the first major engagement for Australian troops on the Western Front. In less than 24 hours, Australian forces suffered devastating losses, making it one of the darkest days in Australia’s military history. This lapel pin reflects the shared remembrance between Australia and France, acknowledging the sacrifice made on foreign soil.
Crafted from Zinc-Alloy, the pin features a gold-plated red poppy and a silver-plated blue cornflower, symbolising unity in remembrance. The words Battle of Fromelles appear across a ribbon-style scroll finished in gold plating with black detailing. Secured with a pin and butterfly clasp, this meaningful piece is suitable for wear on commemorative occasions and serves as a lasting tribute to those remembered.
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