The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 elevation and traverse. Painted overall dark green.
The original catalogue record indicates that this gun and tripod was captured from the Italian Army in North Africa.
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 reco
Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun Tripod. All steel construction with a central post that can be elevated using a control wheel. The traverse can be locked using a lever at the rear of the mounting bracket. P
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 reco
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
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
Lightweight, camera tripod used by the Japanese armed forces during the 1930's and 1940's. Three black painted, brass, telescopic legs can be extended up to four times their stored length to form vari
M20 anti aircraft machine gun mount for a .30 calibre M1919 Browning machine gun. The mount is made entirely from steel products, apart from two scalloped brass winding handles that control the traver
