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Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWeapon - Edged Weapon Bayonet, Bayonet with scabbard, C1903
Pattern 1903 Sword Bayonet Leather scabbard painted black Kings Crown on blade 1903 Initials SOD stamped into handle painted black possibly from 1988 pattern sword bayonet -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWeapon - Edged Weapon, French Gras Sword Bayonet, 1880
French bayonet with hooked quillion and steel scabbard Brass fittings walnut handle Armoury markings on back edge OBMES June 1880 -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWeapon - Equipment Scabbard and frog, Leather scabbard, C WW1
Metal bayonet scabbard German short saw-back bayonet model 1898 complete with leather frog -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Bayonet, C WW1
German Mauser Bayonet model 98/05 WW1 issue ribbed wooden handleSIMSON & CO SJHL W15 on spine -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon, Swedish Mauser Bayonet
Steel handled bayonet c/w steel scabbard and leather frog On handle guard KA2 NO463 On blade 448 On scabbard 319 -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Kukri
Possibly ceremonial chrome blade with etchings leather scabbard with small sharpening knives Etchings on blade lions head on handle pummel -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Kukri
Kukri knife probably ceremonial chrome blade with etchings with two small sharpening knives lion head on pummelINIDA etchings on blade -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Kukri
wooden handle brass fittings small sharpening knives -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWeapon - Edged Weapon Kukri, Dagger with sharpening blade
steel blade brass fittings wooden handle two small sharpening knives wooden and leather scabbard leather sword hangers -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Kukri
metal handle lion head on pummel Gurkha symbol on leather scabbard with engravings missing sharpening knives -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged weapon middle eastern dagger
brass handled dagger imitation jewels etchings on blade metal scabbard with a leather fittingetchings -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged weapon knife
single edged blade wooden handle steel scabbard leather belt fittingPte M.Easton 40240 with regimental badge on handle -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged weapon
Bayonet wooden chequered handle metal scabbardMatching numbers on bayonet and scabbard 7462B Toledo written on blade -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchEdged Weapon Bayonet USA
Black plastic chequered handle US M6 MILPAR COL -
4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment Unit History RoomBook, Small Arms Training Vol III 1931, abt 1930
Training for weapon previously used by the Regiment and antecendent units.Hard covered book covering training and fire control for .303" Vickers Machine Gun including Amendments 1 and 2, and Australian Supplement26 Manuals 873manual, vickers machine gun -
National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)Weapon - Knife with sheath
Montagnard Wooden handle blade with a wooden scabbard decorated with wound string. There is a red tassel attached to the scabbard.montagnard dagger, aattv, australian army training team vietnam (aattv), montagnard, knife, dagger, sheath, scabbard -
Monbulk RSL Sub BranchBook, Bryan Cooper, The ironclads of Cambrai: The first great tank battle, 2002
When tanks, the newly invented British weapon, were used for the first time in a mass attack on November 20 1917, they not only achieved one of the most remarkable successes of the First World War but set the pattern for the future of mechanized warfare. For the first time in three years of bloody trench warfare, epitomized by the slaughter at Passchendaele which was then reaching its climax, tanks brought about a breakthrough of the massive German defense system of the Hindenburg Line, followed up by British infantry and cavalry divisions. They were supported for the first time by low flying.Index, ill, maps, p.303.non-fictionWhen tanks, the newly invented British weapon, were used for the first time in a mass attack on November 20 1917, they not only achieved one of the most remarkable successes of the First World War but set the pattern for the future of mechanized warfare. For the first time in three years of bloody trench warfare, epitomized by the slaughter at Passchendaele which was then reaching its climax, tanks brought about a breakthrough of the massive German defense system of the Hindenburg Line, followed up by British infantry and cavalry divisions. They were supported for the first time by low flying. tanks - history, france - campaigns - passchaendaele -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWeapon - Bayonet and scabbard
metal bayonet and scabbard. No 4 MK11 spike bayonet
