The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIA MAKES OPTICAL MUNITIONS. THE MANUFACTURE OF HIGH PRECISION OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, VITAL TO THE MODERN ARMY, IS A FEATURE OF AUSTRALIA'S MUNITIONS OUTPUT. OVERCOMING OBSTACLES WHICH AT FIRST SEEMED INSUPERABLE, AUSTRALIA WAS PRODUCING WELL OVER 100 DIFFERENT TYPES OF OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN AN ASTONISHING SHORT TIME. TIME. TESTING A PRISMATIC COMPASS. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
Stereometer parallax bar in wooden case. This instrument is comprised of two glass plate holders mounted on a centerless-ground, stainless-steel bar. A precision micrometer is attached by four screws
HAC No 2 Mk 1** six shot, double action revolver. Frame marked No2 MkI** 38 within the letters HAC over 1943. It has black plastic grips with right side having a brass three quarter inch disc set into
Air Force Cross and Bar (Geo VI). Engraved reverse lower arm with year of award. Kenneth Victor Robertson was born at Brighton, Victoria in 1915. He already had experience as a pilot when he enliste
Series number AWM35 Series title HMA ships logs Series contents range 29 Jun 1905 - 31 Dec 1954 Extent 31.5m Access conditions Subject to the Australian Archives Act (1983) Agency controlling CA