The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Krag Jorgensen Model 1894 bolt action rifle. Polished bolt, blued steel action with a right side horizontal magazine that has a loading gate. The top of the action is stamped with a crown over a cypher, 1918 and the serial number. It has a full wood stock with a single finger groove on each side of the fore end and top handguard. The rifle is complete with a brass spring loaded muzzle cap, cleaning rod and an adjustable khaki cotton webbing sling.
This type of rifle was the standard infantry weapon of the Norwegian army during the First World War period.
Mauser Kar 98a bolt action rifle. Blued steel action marked with a crown over DANZIG 1918 and on the left side Kar 98. One piece wood stock that has a single finger grove to each side of the fore end,
Mauser Model 98 bolt action rifle. Polished steel action and bolt with a blued barrel and trigger guard. Breech ring top stamped with a crown over AMBERG 1916. Full wood stock and top hand guard showi
Mannlicher Model 1903/14 bolt action rifle. Polished bolt with a straight cocking arm and all other steel parts are blued. The breech ring is stamped with the Greek Coat of Arms over Y.1903/14 and on
Mauser Model 1889 bolt action rifle. Polished bolt with a turned down arm and a blued receiver stamped on the top FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL LIEGE. It has a one piece stock, without a top handguard an
Mannlicher Model 1903 bolt action carbine. Receiver marked with the Greek coat of arms, 1912 and Osterreichische Waffenfabrik Gesellschaft, Steyr. Polished bolt with a turned down cocking arm and all
Berthier Model 1892 Artillery Carbine (Mousqueton). Blued steel action and a polished bolt with a turned down cocking arm. Marked on the left side of the receiver St Etienne Mle 1892 and on the right