The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German gunmetal clinometer used to measure the angle of elevation to be given to a gun in order to obtain the correct range to hit a certain target. Inscribed with the Number '570'. Bubble level is broken.
Found at Warfusee, 8/8/18. by Lieut Sheath, 18th Battalion.
Austro-hungarian clinometer used to measure the angle of elevation to be given to a gun in order to obtain the correct range to hit a certain target. The clinometer is marked with the imperial crest,
Japanese 75mm Type 88 Anti-aircraft gun gunners quadrant in wooden box. It consists of a stainless steel body with a curved graduated scale. A hole for the pivot of the arm is bored through it. The ar
Trench Mortar Clinometer and charge range scale with three main components: - a steel range adjusting arm marked with inscribed hatches and range distances. Slightly corroded. - A steel clamp wh
Japanese Theodolite in wooden box. The instrument consists of a telescope, elevation arc and mount. The telescope pivots on the mount and the angle of the telescope can be read off the elevation scale
German artillery map boad marked 'Batterieplankarte fur Stellung Nr 371w'. Board is wooden, on which is pasted a mosaic of maps and a quadrant shaped compass scale. It is also marked ' Stande der Fei
Artillery dial sight, 13 degrees x 3 magnification with cross level and flat bar dovetail guide. Numbers on azimuth scale are in arabic,while those on the dovetail correspond to '333-334' - possibly