Ammunition Box
c. 1980 - 1989Metal camouflage green box with a hinged lid. Several paper labels adhered to the box. White stencilled text.
A firing device coupling base is a standard military hardware component used to connect a mechanical firing device (such as the M1A1 or M5) to an explosive component like a blasting cap, landmine cap well, or black powder igniter. One end screws into the firing device, while the other holds a percussion primer
Details
Details
Left side of box: "Lighters. UN. 4A/Y 13/S/94. AUS/MAN 10001 / 96R""
Right side of box: "Coupling Base Firing Device. 005 AD1 12/093"
Back of box: "wt 2kg"
Top of lid: "INSP 439 MAN 11 96"
Possibly a light ammunition and explosive storage box.
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- Bowl with Lid (bakelite)
- Photograph - Caroline Josephine Brockman (infant)
- Mens Hair Brushes (Xylonite)
- Needlework - Button Hole Scissors
- Needlework - Tracing Wheel
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- Oral History - Ben and Diane Tas
- Oral History - Peter Delfs
- Framed Locality Plan - West Busselton Subdivision
- Photograph - Busselton Womens Hockey Association Parade
- Girl Guides - photo of Busselton Unit
- Photograph - Southern Districts Agricultural Society 1990
- Photograph - Picnic group (Druids & Foresters)
- Photograph - Mary Earnshaw
- Photograph - Adrian Calero Monger
- Photograph - Picnic group
- Photograph - Acton Park Football Team 1929
