The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gewehr 88 'S' Commission Model bolt action rifle with a fixed five round Mannlicher style magazine. The action is marked with OE WG STEYR 1890 on the breech ring and GEW 88 on the left side. The breech is also marked 'S' denoting adaptation for Spitzer ammunition. It has a one piece wooden stock, a central sling swivel barrel band and a steel end cap that incorporates a bayonet lug on the right side. The barrel is jacketed. Complete with a cleaning rod.
This type of rifle was obsolete by the outbreak of the First World War but issued to German second line and communication troops.
Gewehr 88/05 Commission Model bolt action rifle with a fixed five round Mannlicher style magazine. The action is marked with LOEWE BERLIN 1890 on the breech ring and GEW 88 on the left side. The breec
Gewehrl 88 'S' bolt action commission rifle. Polished bolt with a straight arm and a blackened receiver stamped with an S over a moon symbol and a crown over DANZIG 1891. The left side is stamped GEW
Mannlicher Model 1895 straight pull bolt action rifle. The breech is stamped OE over WG. It has a full length wooden stock with a stacking hook near the muzzle. The serial number is on the barrel knox
Gewehr 41 semi automatic rifle. The receiver and bolt are made from steel castings and machined. It is marked on the left side G41 duv (denoting Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik) 43 and the serial numb
Gewehr 41 semi automatic rifle. The receiver and bolt are made from steel castings and machined. It is marked on the left side G41 ac 43 (denoting Walther 1943) and the serial number 676. The barrel h
G43 Rifle. Semi automatic action marked K43 qve 45 and the serial number. The bolt and breech cover are marked 2645. The laminated stock has nazi proof marks on the butt. This rifle is fitted with a Z
