Commemorative black ANZAC biscuit tin 2015

Production date
2015
Country
Australia
State/Province
Victoria
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Description
ANZAC biscuit tin with image of a soldier pouring tea. Predominantly black colour with grey image and red and white writing. Limited edition 1915 to 2015
Classification
PACKAGES AND CONTAINERS Tin biscuit tin
Production date
2015
Production place
Measurements
H207 x W110 x L170, weight 273 gms
Media/Materials description
Steel, paint.
Signature/Marks
LIMITED EDITION \ 1915 ANZAC 2015 \ BISCUIT \ 100 YEARS . GALLIPOLI
LIMITED EDITION \ 1915 ANZAC 2015 \ BISCUIT \ 500g NET
"Anzac Beach was a sight perhaps never before seen in \ modern war... and that strongly marked and definite entity, \ the Anzac tradition, had from the first morning, been partly created there." \ THE ANZAC BISCUIT STORY \ The ANZAC biscuit, as it is known today, came to take its special place in \ history during World War 1. \ Made with oats, coconut, golden syrup and no eggs, these biscuits had \ the unique ability to stay fresh for long periods of time, which meant that \ they could last the time it took to get to ANZAC soldiers fighting overseas. \ Baked by wives, mothers and sweethearts, these biscuits symbolise love \ and care from home. \ Today ANZAC biscuits are a tangible link to our heritage, a reminder of \ the values that shaped who we are today. \ .....
TRADITIONAL \ UNIBIC \ BAKERY RECIPES
History and use
This limited edition biscuit tin was produced as a commemorative souvenir of the centenary of World War 1 and the ANZAC legend. The limited edition tins were a joint venture between Modern Baking company and the Returned Services League of Australia (RSL). The baking company has produced ANZAC biscuits for many years. Anzac biscuits have come to symbolise the war and especially the Gallipoli campaign.
Registration number
H49370

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