Bullets of this type were used in the British Army from 1870 in Martini Henry rifles. Association with Buninyong to be researched. Four bullets of cylindrical shape with bulbous front end. weapons, british army, martini henry

Set of three brass bullet trench art letter openers with wave edgeon base of bullet MF39 VIItrench art, bullets

7.62mm Tracer (with orange tip) bullet, and plain 7.62mm bullet, both sectionalised.ammunition, general, general

.303 bullets in five round chargerammunition, ww2, army

.303 bullets in five round chargerammunition, ww2, army

.303 bullets in five round chargerammunition, ww2, army

4 bullets in quick load clipammunition, korea, army

Bullet 6.5 mm Japanese Arisaka Rifleammunition, ww2, army

5.56mm Steyer bullets iin original packaging.ammunition, current, army

Nordenfeld Bullets Pair, made from 1862 - 1900ammunition, c boer war, army

2 .442 cal British revolver bullets - probaby pre-WW1.ammunition, pre ww1, army

UnknownBlue bullet with brass casing10-MF-88 on blue part of the bullet

5 Mark 7 .303 Bullets in quick loading clip Made in SAAF No 4 Hendon QLDammunition, 1944, army

Item was souveniered by Billy Bird No VX113169 2/14 Batt AIF. Refer Cat No 1601 for his service details.Rimmed cartridge, unknown calibre, approximately 11mm. Bullet is lead.Base of cartridge: "H 39" Sides of bullet: "3 38"arms-ammunition, rimmed cartridge

Made during WW2 by gun mechanic Jack Morris of Bayswater during his time in the Navy on board the Ship "Arunta".Brass ashtray made with two bullets and a detonator cover. ash tray, bullets

Comments from the book. Black lettering on white cardBook Extracts

Viet Nam was Australia's longest war. What was it really like for the 50,000 Australians who served between 1962 and 1972? Bullets, Beans and Bandages is a unique collection of impressions, reactions, feelings and fears - the often spellbinding personal experiences of Australians who saw active service in the Viet Nam War.vietnam war, 1961-1975 - participation, australian, vietnam veterans

Ill, p.304.non-fictionPersonal recollections of a British soldier in France.world war 1914-1918 - personal recollections, world war 1914-1918 - campaigns - france

SHELL CASING

2-cavity brass bullet mould for casting conical and round balls.bullets, weapons, brass

Souvenir from ANZAC Cove featuring a Turkish badge with a white crescent & star. Attached is a replica copper bullet stamped with a soldier holding a rifle & inscription,Stamped “Canakkale / Gecilmez & 18 Mart 1915” on bullet point.personal effects - keyrings, military history - souvenirs, turkish

This piece of functional Trench Art was made by Stewart Noble during World War 2 (circa 1940) while serving on a Mine Sweeper among the Pacific Islands. It is believed that the bullet spoon was chrome plated after the war, while he worked at the Government Aircraft Factory. Trench art is described as any decorative item made by soldiers, prisoners of war, or civilians where the manufacture is directly linked to a war. The making of trench art was a popular past time during leisure hours at the front, where skilled military personnel created the items. Common examples of trench art are decorated shell and bullet casings, and items carved from wood and bone. Trench art has been in existence since the Napoleonic wars however it was most common during World War 1, and to a lesser extent during World War 2. This bullet spoon has historic significance because it is an example of the type of functional or artistic small items, that were made from war scrap during spare time by soldiers or other personnel associated with a war. This particular item indicates that a reasonably high degree of skill was required to make the bullet spoon.Chrome plated teaspoon with a discharged .303 bullet for the handle.trench art, bullet spoon, .303 bullet, stewart noble, war souvenier, chrome teaspoon

Re-issue of Medal c1999Ctrcular wlth a iiiseO rim and another rim 1mm inside the first containing 60, equidistant raised dots. The bottom half of the medal contains two crossed rifle bullets 18mm long above which is a 15mm diameter polar projection map with Korea, encircled by two olive branches. itlain except for the inscription in 3mm Korean characters ' ' (Korea) around the lower: half of the medal and ' ' (War Service Medal) from top centre to bottom.Nato Korea Bronze Medal with blue white red and yellow ribbonNato symbol with crossed bullets reverse inscribed in Koreanmedal, badge, medallion