Paper covered booklet superseding 1938 editionNot to be publishedartillery training, world war 2

Paper covered booklet dealing with amendments, new methods in vertical photography, field, medium and heavy artillery, anti tank and anti aircraft artillery artillery training, world war 2

Soft covered bookletordnance 37 mm

Soft covered bookletNot to be publishedcasualties in tanks

Soft covered booklet describing the components of the 3" Mortar, the bombs, aiming, drills and care and maintenance.3" mortar

Soft covered blue booklet describing switches, instruments, driving controls and driving instructions and maintenance hints for the tankstank m5

Soft covered booklet Part 2 of Pam No 22 covering drill & manoeuvre , of tank battalions including orders, signals, marches, reports and markings of tanksNot to be publishedtank tactics, world war 2

Soft covered booklet laying down the principles to be observed and the procedure to be followed in teaching of recruit and exercising trained soldiers in the handling and shooting of Tank Corps weaponstank gunnery, world war 2

Loose leaf stapled document presenting descriptions of Soviet divisions, unclassified manning, equipment and organizational data based on best available information on divisions based in GermanyDDB-1100-333-82intelligence, soviet army

Three page stapled document covering the following weapons: AK47 & AKM Rifles, RPK light machine gun, RPG 7V, RPG 7D anti tank missile launcher, the Draginov sniper rifle and M57 light mortarsoviet army weapons

Soft covered booklet including amendment No 1, compile to illustrate the strengths and weaknesses of the Chinese Communist Armychinese communist army

Hard plastic loose leaf folder including Amdts 1 & 2. Publication is in four parts: 1. Musorian Country and Military Study 2. Technical Intelligence Digest 3. Conventional Warfare Tactics 4. Insurgency Warefarethe enemy, musoria

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Soft covered loose leaf binder. An aide-memoire produced for the officers of 4/19 Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment providing a comprehensive and quick reference to Musorian Armed ForcesUnit badgethe enemy, musorian armed forces

Hard cover loose leaf folder type booklet providing sufficient detail on both conventional and insurgent Asian military forces organisations, characteristics, weapons and tactics to be portrayed realistically in training.the enemy, musorian armed forces

Soft covered booklet providing information about Asian Communist Military Forces. This booklet covers Part 2 - Communist conventional forces. . DSN 7610-66-035-7506/1the enemy, musorian armed forces

Soft covered booklet providing information about Asian Communist military forces in sufficient detail for their organisations, characteristics, weapons and tactics to be portrayed realistically in training. This booklet covers Part 2 - Communist Coventional ForcesDSN 7610-66-035-7506/1the enemy

Soft covered booklet providing information about typical Asian Communist military forces in sufficient detail for their organisations, characteristics, weapons and tactics to be portrayed realistically in training. This booklet covers Part 1 - Communist Insurgent Guerilla UnitsDFSN 7610-66-035-7506the enemy

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Orange soft covered booklet designed to provide junior officers with sufficient detail about Musorian tactics to enable them to practice realistic appreciations at sub-unit level. The information has been drawn from a number of foreign sourcesBadge of Royal Australian Armoured Corpsthe enemy

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Orange soft covered booklet of training notes on Musorian Tank company Tactics for use within Armoured Centre. Designed as a guide and basis for discussion for studentsBadge of the Royal Australian Armoured Corpsthe enemy

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Yellow soft covered booklet of training notes on Musorian Tank Compay Tactics for use within Armoured Centre. Designed as a guide and basis for discussion for studentsBadge of the Royal Australian Armoured Corpsthe enemy

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria Plastic covered two hole binder type aide-memoirs on Musorian Armed Forces datathe enemy

Soft covered booklet of photographs and descriptions of Soviet weapons and equipmentArmy Code No 70009soviet weapons

Soft covered booklet of notes providing information required the realistic consideration of an enemy during exercisesWO Code No 8798the enemy

For training purposes "The Enemy" was a notional country called Musoria A stapled document of line drawings of recognition features of Musorian equipmentthe enemy

A light plastic loose leaf folder containing a review of offensive equipment used by terrorists and guerillas in all countries as an aid to observers in the identification of such equipment. Contains photos of such equipment.terrorist weapons

Pewter mug, pewter base, dimple pattern around centre third of objectPresented to Col His Honour Judge J G Norris ED Honorary Colonel, In appreciation by the members of the Mess 12 Oct 1970 Underneath: "Kirra" Pewter Lead Free Pewter Products Pty Ltd melbourne Australiapewter mug, officers' mess, judge norris

Pewter mug, bulbous shapePresented to th 4th/19th PWLH Officers Mess by LtCol PWA Fernleigh and Mrs Marg Fernleigh on their departure from the Regiment 31 July 1993. 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse CO's Mug Underneath: Royal Selangor Pewterpewter mug, fernleigh, officers' mess

Small silver plated EPNS mug. Set of 11.Presented to Officers Mess - HQ Sqn 4/19 Prince of Wales Light Horse by Lieut F M Daniel. Under base: Goldcraft EPNS A1silver mug, officers' mess, lt daniel

Mug, silver plate, with handle. Sqn Sec 4/19 PWLH LAD A Brennan Dec 1962 Under base:Savice Reproductions pure silver platemug, silver, brennan, officers' mess

Plaque, wood shield shaped backing on which mounted wood carved badge of The Royal Scots on tartan underlayOn back: Presented by Capt L Taylorplaque, royal scots