The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Schwarzlose M7/12 Machine Gun Condensor Can. The recessed top contains a filler cap and an inlet tap. The front has a square section key bar. Overall painted olive green.
The original catalogue record indicates that this can together with the gun and tripod, RELAWM20109.01 & .02, were captured in North Africa from the Italian Army.
Schwarzlose M07/12 Heavy Machine Gun. Water cooled jacket with a large cone flash hider at the muzzle. It has fold down wooden grips and is overall painted dark green. It is stamped on the left side W
Schwarzlose M07/12 Machine Gun Tripod. Folding tubular steel construction with bracing struts between the adjustable front legs and the single rear leg. A bracket on the rear leg is ajustable for elev
Schwarzlose M07/12 Machine Gun Tripod. Folding tubular steel construction with bracing struts between the adjustable front legs and the single rear leg. A bracket on the rear leg is ajustable for elev
Schwarzlose M07/12 Heavy Machine Gun. Water cooled jacket with a large cone flash hider at the muzzle. It has fold down wooden grips and is overall painted dark green. It is stamped on the left side W
Rectangular shaped ammunition box with a hinged lid for MG34 or MG42 machine gun. Painted overall olive green with a single stenciled 'P' on the top cover. This indicates that the box was part of the
Vickers Mk 1 Machine Gun transport chest painted olive green and made from wood. The box features two rope handles at each end. two lockable metal latches are attached to a hinged lid. The Vickers M
Rectangular shaped ammunition box with a hinged lid for MG34 or MG42 machine gun. Painted overall olive green with a single stenciled 'P' on the top cover. This indicates that the box was part of the
German MG34 Machine Gun Tripod (Lafette 34). Tubular construction with the front legs folding backwards at the traverse arc position and locked by serrated wing nuts. The feet are flat plates and ther
