medium, desert cammoequipment, afghan, army

First generation DPCU with bedroll & 2 large utility pouches. Privately purchased.equipment, 2000, army

Strapsequipment, afghan, army

Pouch and strapequipment, 1940, army

Canvas green, "Kawalko, Service # 312249"equipment, vietnam, army

Webbing, Army Afghanistan ( Stinger) (Part UC016)uniform, afghanistan, army

Camouflage khaki large backpack with three sewn-on water bottle pouches. Used by most SAS patrol membersalice pack, backpack, sas

Italian designed Light weight artillery gun able to be used in normal artillery or anti-tank role. Range of 10,000 metres, eight rounds per minute maximum or 3-4 sustained. Crew of seven easily towed by jeep or land rover, lifted by a Chinook helicopter. Easily assembled and disassembled into twelve parts, replaced by M101A1Howitzer in 1967l5 105mm pack howitzer, artillery gun, model

Photocopies of drawings held at The Tank Museum in Bovington, Dorset, U.K. & sent by Stuart Wheelertanks - centurion, centruian bridgelayer

Red, black & white spice box from Robert Harper & Co Ltd.Star brand mixed spices 1oz net. Robert Harper & Co Ltd incorporated in Victoria, Australia. Harpers Pure Spice.domestic life

Double deck Euchre set. One set blue and one red set. Plastic coated. Housed in a plastic box.Double Deck set. Angel maker.

Army issue body harness to wear and two drink bottles in carriers attaced three x ammunition pouches in green camouflage materialpack

Green backpack on aluminium frame containing water canteen and camouflage make-upNeervoort is written on webbingbackpack, neervoort, alice pack

Aluminium. Known as Fred (Field Ration Eacting Device) (unofficially known as F*+@#ing ridiculous eating deviceration pack, can opener/spoon

Wicker trunk, canvas covered, plywood lid and base reinforced with leather on edges, rope carry handles, steel bindings with clasp and staple closures with 2 chains for transport. List of contents inside lid.IC on lid. FSP 1. FSP 1C. Filed surgical Red Cross on White background.field surgical pack, fsp

Wicker trunk, canvas covered, plywood lid and base reinforced with leather on edges, ropes carry handles, steel bindings with clasp and staple closures with 2 chains for transport. Torn list of contents inside lid.Red cross on white background with "field surgical" on front FSP1 N15 53 30 3Cfsp, wicker trunk, field surgical pack

Sketch Map of Bulldog-Wau Road New Guinea drawn to scale by 2/1 Aust Fd Coy dated 23.7.43 and signed by soldiers together with related newspaper article. Hand sketched by Peter Muncey VX10042 a Draughtsman who served in the Middle East Ceylon and New Guinea with the 2/2 and 2/1 Field Coy Royal Australian Engineers. The sketch contains 26 signatures including:- S/Sgt Raymond Hector Ibbotson NX14112 who served in the Middle East and New Guinea Lt Col Jack Graham Wilson NX 130646Bulldog Track also known as Bulldog-Wau road was longer, higher, steeper, wetter, colder and rougher than Kokoda Track. In 1943 Australian Army engineers; the 2/1 and 2/16 Field Company RAE, 9th Australian Field Company (AIF), veterans of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, Greece and Crete, the 1st and 3rd Australian Pack Transport Companies and local Papuan labour cut the road with pickaxes and dynamite over a period of eight months. During five months of operations over seventy per cent of the 2/1 Australian Field Company contracted malaria.Seventeen bridges were constructed; mostly single, but at least one with multiple spans. More than two thousand Australian army personnel and over two thousand Papuans and New Guineans were involved during nine months of construction. Thus the road, acclaimed as the greatest military engineering feat ever, was completed and for the only time in history motor vehicles crossed the high rugged mountains of Papua New Guinea. Carved brown timber frame with cream mount containing hand sketched map with soldiers signatures and two newspaper articles.Sketch Map of Bulldog-Wau Road 23.7.43 2/1 Aust Fd Coy Newspaper - Diggers pushed on with pick and shovelbulldog-wau road, map, new guinea, ww2

Canvas bag issued to FCV staff to take personal belonging to bushfiresCanvas Bag for personal gearRus Ritchie, Divisional Forester, Wangarattabushfire

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A colour photographs showing the site of Kooringa, Marysville which was destroyed during the 2009 'Black Saturday' bushfire.. A newly constructed house is in the foreground.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, pack road, kooringa, rhododendron

A colour photographs showing the site of Kooringa, Marysville which was destroyed during the 2009 'Black Saturday' bushfire.. A newly constructed house is in the foreground.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, pack road, kooringa