The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ammunition box for MG34 machine gun. Contained 300 rounds in 6 x 50 round belts. It has a folding handle in the lid, offset to one side to allow two boxes to be carried by one hand at the same time. It is fitted with a locking latch on the non hinged end.
These boxes were used to supply the ammunition for MG34 machine guns. Box is painted matt dark green. The same boxes were also used to house (respectively) the MG34 armourer's tool kit, the small supply kit, the supplementary parts kit, the additional parts kit, and the oil and kerosene can.
Ammunition box for MG 34 machine gun. Contained 300 rounds in 6 x 50 round belts. It has a folding handle in the lid, offset to one side to allow two boxes to be carried by one hand at the same time.
Rectangular ammunition box of welded and pressed steel construction. The box is finished in original wartime dark green paint and the lid has been impressed with a small eagle and swastika. Each end o
Steel ammunition can for the MG34 (Patronenkasten 41). This can hold up to 300 7.92 mm rounds in 50 round belts. The box is rectangular in shape with a hinged lid. It is painted grey and has no visibl
Rectangular ammunition box of welded and pressed steel construction. The box is finished in original wartime dark green paint, with red oxide primer showing through in some areas. The lid is impressed
Rectangular shaped ammunition box with a hinged lid for MG34 or MG42 machine gun. Painted overall olive green with a single stenciled 'P' on the top cover. This indicates that the box was part of the
Plywood ammunition box painted olive drab with rope carry handles. The box has a hinged lid with two metal hinges and a single front locking latch. . Markings - MINE APERS PRACTICE F3; 90 MINE APERS P