Custom Aussie Tokens

This true Aussie legend loves a pie (or two) and a beer (or three). A great sportsman but rarely accused of being an athlete. One of the greatest to ever take the field and wear the coveted baggy green. R.I.P legend!

If you need a horde of insects to rush from the rubbish tip into your opponent's BBQ with "the greatest of ease" then we've got you covered. Louie the Flying Menace is a legendary little critter sure to bug you and your guests

Our modern day Ned Kelly (minus the glorious beard) is Chopper. Known for his shapely ears and innovative use of bolt cutters this roguish underworld figure was also a part time vigilante, rescuing damsels and dispensing his own style of justice

In days of yore knights were known for bravery, sacrifice and heroism. Armour clad knights sitting upon their noble steed are gone but their spirit lives on in the modern day Australian knight - the volunteer surf life saver

A man's home is his Castle. This benevolent Monarch is a working class legend, community leader and standard bearer. if your opponent tries to dethrone Dazza, you tell them "they're dreamin'"

He may look big and scary but this Octopus lives down in the deep blue sea and is a friend to you and me. Breep-boop! Hi Everybody!

It is a little known fact that the original draft of Australia's coat of arms featured a Kangaroo and a Bin Chicken. Despite the snub we love the winged-rodents and happily celebrate it's place in our collective hearts and Aussie culture.

Most days Aussie sharks are content to mind their own business. A fin briefly out of the water to freak out a few tourists or a friendly nibble of a surfer dude's board would keep them amused. But no longer.

The Ashes urn is the world sport's tiniest trophy. It is also Australia's holiest artefact and shrine to our sporting prowess - is perpetually on display at Lords despite England's national team being incapable of beating Australia's U8 team.

What happens when you combine a Sliver with Australia's 3rd bitiest snake? You won't find the red-belly sliver curled up basking in the sun on a rock. The natural habitat of this guy is the battlefield with a swarm of his mates.

In 1932 the Australian military was deployed to WA to deal with Australia's deadliest invader - the Emu. After 2-months and several battles the military withdrew and the Emu's declared the victors.

Whether hidden in your shoe, under the dunny seat or behind your car sun visor, Australian spiders are known for their sense of humour and love of jump scare pranks. Every home needs a few wall kittens to keep the bugs at bay