The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Richmond, Vic. 1944-05-09. One of the 128 17-pounder anti-tank attack guns manufactured in Australia. This gun was made at the factory of Messrs. Charles Ruwolt Pty Ltd.
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. RUNWOLTS FACTORY. THE 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUN WITH FIRING PLATFORM IN TOWING POSITION. AS THE FINAL OPERATIONS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA MADE SO FEW DEMANDS FOR A
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-10-30. A 25-pounder Short Howitzer designed and manufactured in Australia for use in New Guinea. This pack gun can be dismantled into small sections and dropped by parachute. Behi
A 2 pounder anti-tank gun being manufactured at a factory somewhere in Australia.
RICHMOND, VIC. (DATE TAKEN UNKNOWN). THE STANDARD 25 POUNDER WITH THE FIRST SHORT 25 POUNDER (SHORTENED BARREL), PRODUCED AT THE WORKS OF CHARLES RUWOLT PTY LTD.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1944-01-08. MALE EMPLOYEES OF A GOVERNMENT MUNITIONS ANNEXE ASSEMBLING A 17-POUNDER ANTI-TANK ATTACK GUN.
GENERAL MOTORS FACTORY. GIRLS (WOMEN) ASSIST MEN IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 2 POUNDER ANTI TANK GUNS. THIS WOMAN IS LOWERING AN ORDNANCE PLATFORM ONTO A GUN CARRIAGE. (PHOTOGRAPHER EDWARD CRANSTONE)
