The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brunswick Rifle cleaning jag made from brass. The jag has an interrupted thread to hold the cloth and has a thinner thread at the opposite end to screw into the cleaning rod. Markings - Y 17.
This Brunswick Rifle cleaning jag is associated with a rifle from the collection of Walter Lindsay Venables Vernon of Sydney, NSW, who obtained it in the 1880s. Walter Vernon served in the Boer War and became colonel of the NSW Lancers.
Brunswick Rifle ball drawer made from steel and threaded at one end to screw into the cleaning rod. The other end of the ball drawer is threaded so that it can screw into a musket ball for extraction
Brunswick Rifle bayonet. It has a ribbed brass hilt with a crossbar that has down turned ends. A locking button protrudes from the centre of the grip connecting to a spring latch. The pommel is marked
Brunswick rifle. Lock marked Crown over 'VR' over 'Tower 1847' and crown/arrow service proof mark. Barrel with London proof marks has a bayonet (sword) bar at the muzzle and a post with one 'flip up'
Dragunov SVD metal cleaning jag designed to screw on the end of the cleaning rod and used to clean the barrel. There is a loop at the end of the jag where a cloth cleaning patch is secured which is pu
Martini-Henry Mk III lever action, single shot rifle. The action is marked with a crown over VR B.S.A & M. Co 1886 III/I. The butt is stamped N.S.W. over a double arrow sale mark 1/667/96 and has the
Braendlin Albini Rifle. Lock marked 1867. Breech stamped BRAENDLIN-ALBINI / Patent / No 2250 and barrel H HOLLAND 98 New Bond Street. Butt tang stamped crown over SA and 101 (part erased) with H Holla
