The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, and the number 9763 is inscribed into the object's metal work. The toothed arc is inscribed 0 to 800 mils.
The provenance of this is unknown.
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 b
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 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
Artillery panoramic sight, inscribed with the manufacturer's details: 'San Giorgio S.A.I Genova -Sestri' and serial number: 'Ma 2252(7)?' Two sighting mechanisms marked 'Parallellismo' and 'Direzion
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
Artillery compass in wooden case, taken from a German gun. The wooden case is reinforced around its edges with thin metal stripping, which is fastened to the case with slot headed screws. Two webbin