303 Rifle oil bottleBroad arrow plus "65"

This probably suits the .303 SMLE.Strong webbing strap, colour khaki. At each end is a brass fitting with open loops.Stamped on the strap is:- 49 JNF 395webbings, rifle equipment

Brown canvas rifle bag. It has a pocket on the side which is held shut with a leather strap. The buckles are brass. The open end is held shut with a leather strap. There are two torn holes on the pocket side and one torn hole on the other. The pocket size is 20 x 11.2 x 5 cms.Near the opening flap buckle is an arrow with the number 13.weapon storage, rifle bag, equipment

1. String pull through - it is made of a 3 part cord. One cord has a metal tube, the other end has a loop. 35cm from the loop end is another loop (it still retains a bit of oily cleaning cloth when last used.) One of the three cords has snapped. 2. Same sort of pull through as above. - still rolled up tightly. 3. Wire bristle brush for barrel cleaning. It has a brass end for screwing to a rod. The bristles are two diameters. A lot of fluff is caught up in the small bristles.rifle cleaning equipment, vietnam war

Slightly blackened webbing sling used to carry a rifle over the shoulder, attachments of the end of the sling slip onto a rifle attachment.passchendaele barracks trust, rifle sling, equipment

Khaki webbing sling used to carry a rifle over the shoulder, attachments on the ends of the sling slip onto a rifle attachment.passchendaele barracks trust, rifle sling, equipment

Blackened Rifle Webbing Sling used to carry a rifle over the shoulder, attachments on the end of the webbing sling clip onto an attachment on the rifle.passchendaele barracks trust, rifle, sling, equipment

Unidentified Rifle cleaning kit, possibly for an M.16 rifle but no information, however technology looks modern.Green canvas cleaning kit possibly for M16 rifle, due to size of barrel cleaner. Three black studs and two pockets inside with velcro close. Contents include small plastic bottle of oil and various metal utensils for cleaning the various parts.rifle cleaning kit, equipment

Cleaning kit issued for maintenance of a 7.62mm rifle MK1 L1A2 SLR Rifle likely Vietnam era. Part of the collection "Paul Denis Ahearn", No. 331325. Refer Cat No. 11108P for service details.Dark green leather cleaning kit containing the following items; 1. Folding metal tool with flat head screw driver, front site adjustment tool and gas regulator key. 2. Small arms cleaning brush. 3. Metal oiling bottle. 4. Weighted barrel pull through bore cleaner. Kit is in the form of a rolled up pouch with cotton ties.Indecipherable stamped codes on the inside.ahearn collection, paul denis ahearn, equipment, rifle cleaning kit

Ammunition shell was used in a 40 lb Armstrong Rifled Breach Loading (RBL) Gun. It does not contain explosives because the projectile and explosive were separate items. The Armstrong 40 lb BL Gun There were 4 x 40lb Armstrong (RBL) Guns issued to the Ham and Beef Battery at Hastings Victoria. After the Hastings Battery field artillery disbanded, the 4 Guns were transferred from the Hastings Battery to the Warrnambool Battery field artillery in 1904. (There is a photograph of one of these guns on its carriage, pictured in front of the Orderly room (Drill Hall) at Warrnambool, which is now the Library of South West TAFE). The 40lb Armstrong Guns were recalled back to Melbourne when the government issued the updated 4.7inch QF (Quick Firing) Naval Guns, mounted on carriages, to the Warrnambool Garrison Artillery 1907. The Hastings Museum today holds one of the original 40lb Armstrong RBL guns that were at first at Hastings and then Warrnambool, evidenced by tracing the numbers on that gun. This gun has now been restored. Surviving 40 lb Armstrong BL Guns in Australia The Hastings Museum has restored one of the Guns that was at Hastings and then from 1904-1907 in Warrnambool. This Gun is now on display at the Hastings Museum.This ammunition shell from a 40lb Armstrong RBL gun is very significant because of its association with the Warrnambool Battery Field Artillery in the early 1904-1907. It is known that the original 40lb Armstrong RBL gun used in Warrnambool is now restored and on display at the Hastings Museum.Ammunition shell from a 40Ib Armstrong Rifled Breach loading (RBL) Gun. Metal bullet-shaped object, flat base, tapering to cone-shaped tip. Parallel equidistant ridges run from outer edge of base to position where cone shape begins. Tip has a square-shaped hole in the centre and has a very uneven surface. Base has corrosion and metal is flaking away. Does not contain explosives. Remnants of white paint-like substance in several places. From the Hastings, Victoria, area. Late 19th - early 20th century.flagstaff hill maritime museum and village, great ocean road, shipwreck coast, ammunition shell, 40 lb, war equipment, hasting battery field, defence of warrnambool

Ammunition shell was used in a 40 lb Armstrong Rifled Breach Loading (RBL) Gun. The shell was fired into Westernport Bay by the Hastings Battery Field Artillery in late 1800’s or early 1900’s. It was recovered by divers in recent times. It does not contain explosives because the projectile and explosive were separate items. The Armstrong 40 lb BL Gun There were 4 x 40lb Armstrong (RBL) Guns issued to the Ham and Beef Battery at Hastings Victoria. After the Hastings Battery field artillery disbanded, the 4 Guns were transferred from the Hastings Battery to the Warrnambool Battery field artillery in 1904. (There is a photograph of one of these guns on its carriage, pictured in front of the Orderly room (Drill Hall) at Warrnambool, which is now the Library of South West TAFE). The 40lb Armstrong Guns were recalled back to Melbourne when the government issued the updated 4.7inch QF (Quick Firing) Naval Guns, mounted on carriages, to the Warrnambool Garrison Artillery 1907. The Hastings Museum today holds one of the original 40lb Armstrong RBL guns that were at first at Hastings and then Warrnambool, evidenced by tracing the numbers on that gun. This gun has now been restored. Surviving 40 lb Armstrong BL Guns in Australia The Hastings Museum has restored one of the Guns that was at Hastings and then from 1904-1907 in Warrnambool. This Gun is now on display at the Hastings Museum. This ammunition shell from a 40lb Armstrong RBL gun is very significant because of its association with the Warrnambool Battery Field Artillery in the early 1904-1907. It is known that the original 40lb Armstrong RBL gun used in Warrnambool is now restored and on display at the Hastings Museum. Ammunition shell from a 40Ib Armstrong Rifled Breach loading (RBL) Gun. Metal bullet-shaped object, flat base, tapering to cone-shaped tip. Parallel equidistant ridges run from outer edge of base to position where cone shape begins. Tip has a square-shaped hole in the centre and has a very uneven surface. Base has corrosion and metal is flaking away. Does not contain explosives. Remnants of white paint-like substance in several places. From the Hastings, Victoria, area. Late 19th - early 20th century.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, ammunition shell, 40 lb armstrong rbl gun, volunteer corps, war equipment, defence forces, warrnambool bettery field artillery, hastings battery field artillery, defence of warrnambool

Webbing, green rifle sling with brass ends.passchendaele barracks trust, rifle sling

Collection James Knopp. Reg No. 15151. Strong cord with brass weight attached. 2. Screw top brass oil container.passchendaele barracks trust, james knopp, rifle pull through, oil container, pbt 61 62

Items in a collection relating to Edward Judd VX27958, enlisted 18.6.1940 age 40 years, embarked for the Middle East on 1.9.1941 and allotted to 2/7th Field Coy Engineers, disembarked Australia 27.2.1943, discharged from the 2nd AIF on 8.11.1945. His record shows he was classed has having 545 days overseas service, awarded the Africa Star but was classed as not eligible for the 1939 - 45 Star.This is basically a leather funnel tube. The large end has a curved circumference, with one side reinforced. It has a sewn leather hem. Half way down the "tube" is a leather band and strap assembly with two smaller straps riveted to the main tube. At the end of the strap assembly -is a rectangular hole and a small round hole. At the small end of the tube is an opening. It also has a sewn leather hem. The leather colour is dark tan. It is a rifle protector.rifle, bucket

This is shaped like a small skinny bomb. It has four fins of flat metal riveted to tube. It is all painted blue. It has a nose cap, main section tapers down through three stages to the fins. The tube at base of fins is 23mm internal diameter. Main body diameter is 65mm. Fin wingspan is 95mm tip to tip. Metals - main body and nose cap is steel. Tube and fins are aluminium.Stencilled on main body is: - “GRENADE RIFLE PRACTICE/ M31 (INERT)/ LOT L5-36-6/ LOADED 10-63”weapon, rifle grenade

Item issued and used in Vietnam by "Eddie Tricker". Refer Cat 10890.3 for his service details. This cleaning rod assembly comes in 5 parts with threaded ends; 1 tip, 3 tubes, 1 end piece with 'T' bar handle. Made of steel.equipment, cleaning rod, m16 rifle, vietnam war, eddie tricker.

Lee Palfrey collection, refer also Cat No 10263. 1. & 2. Two Ammunition Magazines, modern, plastic for Steyr Rifle. The main body is semi transparent. The bottom 2/3rd's is chequered for non slip grip. The base has a thicker plastic slide with 2 buttons in it. At the rear edge is a wedge projection. At the top is the opening for cartridges. Inside at the top is a plastic base with an offset to hold cartridges. Inside the magazine can be seen a wire zig zag spring.Moulded into both sides can be seen the numbers 10-20-30. Also in small print "SAF G12.00.05.000IR".weapons, ammunition magazine, steyr

Lee Palfrey collection, refer also Cat No 10263Green rectangular Cordura bag. It has a metal mounting clip on the front. The flap is held shut with three press studs. Inside are two pockets with Velcro closing system. The cleaning kit itself consists of 5 metal rods, 2 brass brushes, one eye, one double edged tooth brush, shaving brush, oil bottle, empty oil bottle and a quantity of used 'oily' rag patches.Printed on the front is the Manufacturers details:- The case is : ........"Case, maint, equip, M16A1 Rifle".cleaning kit, m16 rifle, weapons

This is undated. They are still using .303 rifle: Dated 1970- 1962 original.This is a two sided copy of an original 38 Bn camp document. This copy is a yellow colour with black ink. This copy shows layout of tent, equipment and webbing. the drawing shows 8 men to a tent. Of interest is that item one a paillasse. The original had a light red stain in centre. On the daily routine page they were allowing two "Smoke -O" for ten minutes, morning and afternoon.passchendaele barracks trust, camp instructions, 38th battalion

This is a WW1 stand for mounting a .303 rifle, to train soldiers in shooting.This device consists of two parts; 1. Top part has an adjustable 'arm' . At the end of each arm is a leather covered 'U' section. Under the arm is a large threaded rod and knurled knob, this is to adjust elevation. At the center of the arm is a pivot that can lock into position. This top section is mounted on a tripod, it can be removed. 2. This is a steel tripod made out of 'T' section steel. There are fixed cross braces about 40 cm fom bottom. The top has a tube section within which the upper arm mounts.Marked on one leg is "XXI". Believed to be from 21st Bn. AIF. on the top of that leg is a very small arrow head.ww1, training, .303 rifles

Two ammunition 30 rounds magazines for an Armalite rifle. Made of metal and constructed with a slight curved shape. The magazines are spring loaded to force the rounds into the rifle breech. Both 1. & 2. are exactly the same qualities.passchendaele barracks trust, rifle, magazine, armalite

Army green, two pocket narrow case for a rifle bipod. The main pocket is for the bipod, the top pocket has a zip closure and is used for rifle accessories. There is a metal slide web belt attachment on the back of the case, there is also an additional webbing attachment with a push clip closure. The top closure flap is secured with two push clip closure.CASE CARRYING BIPOD XM3 DSA 100-38-C-1457 1005-899-2430 US Inside top flap closure: 3 Outside top flap: USpasschendaele barracks trust, carrier, bipod usa

1. Narrow pouch for a rifle bipod, there is an additional storage pouch, sewn onto the front of the pouch. There is an additional storage pouch sewn onto the front of the pouch. There is a metal slide attachment for fitting onto a webbing belt. 2. Metal spring loaded two leg bipod, closed when in the carry pouch, extends when taken out of pouch.passchendaele barracks trust, pouch, rifle, bipod

Small pouch army green used to cover the barrel muzzle of a 30 calibre U.S.A. rifle carbine, there is a sewn-on webbing attachment with press stud adjustment closures.DAVE MPG CO 1944 USpasschendaele barracks trust, cover, muzzle, 30 calibre carbine

Waterproofed roll, green. Contains cleaning kit for 7.62 rifle MK1.Printed in white inside: "Rolls Cleaning Kit 7.62 M/M Rifle MK1"equipment, cleaning kit, 7.62

Item issued to Wayne William Forbes No 3176337 RAE. Refer Cat No 754 for service history also 2586. Part of an extensive collection including his fathers.7.62 SLR Rifle tool, metal with 3 sections that swivel from a central point. Used for adjusting rifle sites & gas settings.arms - accessories, military history, slr

Oil bottle for 303 Rifle. Brass cylinder with screw out top with oil scoop. .1) Brass cylinder for oil with black sealing washer. .2) Brass screw top with oil scoop attached.OA stamped on screw top Tick (symbol) on side of cylindercontainers - commercial, metal craft- brassware, military history - equipment, oil container

Boys Rifle Cartridge & Projectile. 0.55 Calibreequipment, ww2, army

Rifle Slingequipment, army