Ironbark Works - Medal Boxes and Medal Mounting

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Ironbark Works - Medal Boxes and Medal Mounting

We are a multi-veteran family-owned business making bespoke medal boxes, medal mounting and plaques

We are a multi-veteran family-owned small business making individually crafted medal boxes, plaques, medal mounting and wooden wares.
Located in Hobart, Tasmania we specialise in making bespoke medal boxes and working with native Tasmanian timbers.

25/01/2026

Happy Australia Day everyone, whether your at the beach, chilling at home or cracking a cold one at a BBQ, enjoy.

10/11/2025

Today is Remembrance Day, a day of national commemoration. On this day at 11 am, Australians pause in silence for a minute to remember the bravery and sacrifice of the people who lost their lives while serving Australia and its allies in wars, conflicts and peace operations.

It's time to reflect and to silently remember all those who have served and died in war.

They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

Lest we forget.

From the DVA website.

28/10/2025

The largest challenge coin display we have made to date, fitting around 100 challenge coins.
For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

11/09/2025

For those who may not be aware, the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army, and Royal Australian Air Force changed their respective emblems and badges on the 1st August 2025 to reflect the ascension of His Majesty King Charles III.

For our customers moving forward, all current members will receive emblems and badges featuring the Tudor Crown on our products (please note that some units have not yet been updated). If you have separated prior to August this year, you will still receive artwork featuring the St Edward’s Crown.

For historical service, we will share additional posts in the near future to help explain which emblems or badges are appropriate for you.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

05/08/2025

This replica set was in for remounting with some fresh ribbons.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

21/07/2025

A challenge coin display with name bar we manufactured from Blackwood.

The display also has a pocket milled for the unit challenge coin.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

16/07/2025

This Huon Pine and Myrtle medal box we made has some lovely character to it. A nice promotion gift from the member's wife.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

08/07/2025

This presentation box we made is oversize so that medals can be stored while fitted on a pocket

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

01/07/2025

One of our shield display stands, made from Celery Top Pine.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

24/06/2025

A miniature set we made for a retired members son.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

16/06/2025

A simple challenge coin display, made from our namesake Ironbark.

10/06/2025

A Series II medal box we made from Huon Pine, Myrtle and Stringy Bark. A retirement gift from a mother to her son.

For more information and photos please visit https://ironbarkworks.com.au/

Address

90 Nowra Road
Hobart, TAS
7170

Opening Hours

7am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+61400980042

Website

http://ironbarkworks.com.au/

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