This listing of artillery (excluding ammunition and tools etc) has been compiled from the Auction Catalogue and the separately published Sale Results Summary. The descriptions and comments shown are from these sources exclusively. So don’t blame us for where they are a little bit threadbare!!!!

Prices shown are BEFORE addition of premiums and GST (Australian Goods & Services Tax of 10%).

Image	Lot	Description	Sub Lot	Price ($AUD)	Comment
	47	World War 1 150mm Howitzer		12,430	Max. Range: 8.5km Elevation: -0°+45°
	48	L5 105mm PAK Howitzer		10,170	As used in the Vietnam War.
	50	37mm Anti-tank Gun.		11,300
	62	Bofors 40mm Single Mk.Vll Gun		5,933	As used on RAN Corvettes.
	66	Two-pounder Mk.IXA Anti-Tank Gun		16,385
	68	20mm AA HB Mk.1 Cannon with Oerlikon		4,520	Oerlikon gun fitted on a circular metal turntable mounting circa early 1940s.
	72	Oerlikon 20mm Cannon		3,955	Circa 1940s. This lot will not be released to the buyer without production of a licence that allows he/she to own a Category E firearm.
	73	Oerlikon 20mm Cannon		3,673	Circa 1940s. This lot will not be released to the buyer without production of a licence that allows he/she to own a Category E firearm.
	74	Two Bofors Gun Boxes		34
	116	Incomplete World War 1 six inch Howitzer frame		85	Possibly used for training purposes.
	136	37mm Anti-tank gun barrel and shell. (2)		2,034
	137	2-Pounder Anti-tank Gun barrel and shell		2,486	Barrel 218cm long. (2)
	138	40mm high explosive Bofors anti-tank gun barrel and shell.		735
	139	25-Pounder Howitzer gun barrel and shell.		452
	142	105mm HE anti-tank gun barrel and two shells.	142	NA	NOTE: We assume that the barrel and shells were auctioned separately, hence the breakdown into sublots.
			142A	791	The Catalogue described the barrel and shells as one lot, but the Sale Results Summary gives a price for only one lot.
	144	WW2 3.7-inch Mk.2 Anti-Aircraft Gun		33,900	Manufacturer Maribyrnong Ordnance Factory, Australia to British design. Max Range 12.5km, Elevation 80°
	147	Barrel from a A Q.F. 40mm gun Mk.ll		509
	149	WW1 77mm Field Gun		1,469	Manufactured by Krupp.
	150	40mm L60 Bofors Anti-Aircraft Gun		10,735
	151	120mm L4 Mobat Recoilless Anti-Tank Gun		5,368
	154	25-Pounder Mk.2 Field Gun Howitzer		12,430
	156	2-inch mortar in original wooden box.		1,808	This lot will not be released to the buyer without production of a valid Class E firearms certificate.
	157	6-pounder Anti-Tank Gun		19,210	Manufactured by General Motors-Holden in Australia, British design.
	159	4.2-inch muzzle loading mortar with a reproduction barrel.		3,390	NOTE: We assume that the mortar and reproduction barrel were auctioned separately, hence the breakdown into sub-lots.
			159A	452	The Catalogue described the mortar and reproduction barrel as one lot, but the Sale Results Summary gives two sub-lots.
	161	3-inch muzzle loading mortar		2,938	This lot will not be released to the buyer without production of a licence that allows he/she to own a Category E firearm.
	162	17-Pounder Mk.2 Anti-Tank Gun, Shell and Breech Block		12,430	Manufacturer Maribyrnong Ordnance Factory, Australia to British design.
	163	4.2-inch Muzzle Loading Mortar		NA	Manufacturer: Royal Ordnance Factory, UK, some Australian made and a quantity of ammunition crates. (a lot)
	164	2-inch Mortar		678	Tube damaged, boxed. This lot will not be released to the buyer without production of a licence that allows he/she to own a Category E firearm.
	165	5.5-inch Breech Loading Howitzer		14,973
	168	6-inch Breech Loading Howitzer		28,250	Manufactured by Royal Ordnance Factory, UK. Muzzle Velocity: 405m/s
	169	18-Pounder Field Gun Mk.II		24,860
	174	2-Pounder gun		6,498	Unrestored.
	175	18-Pounder Mk.IV Gun		10,170	Circa 1919, unrestored.
	176	WW1 German 75mm Minenwerfer trench mortar		9,040	Unrestored.
	177	18/25-Pounder gun		6,215	Circa 1919, the barrel damaged by an explosive charge used to deactivate the weapon. Unrestored.
	178	25-Pounder Short Field Howitzer		6,215	As used in New Guinea WW2 unrestored.
	179	18-Pounder Gun		5,650	Unrestored.
	235	Ceremonial 25-Pounder Field Gun		5,085	Used for funerals of V.I.P. servicemen.
	241	Two Ammunition Limbers one used for towing and transporting a 4.5-inch Howitzer gun and ammunition; the other for the same purpose for an 18-pounder gun and ammunition circa World War 1.	241	4,520	These limbers would have been pulled by six or eight horses.
			241A	1,130	These limbers would have been pulled by six or eight horses.
	256	Twin 40mm Bofors Naval Gun (image background, right)		5,650	This gun is believed to have originated from HMAS Sydney II. NB:The previous comment was sourced from the auction catalogue. However, as AMMS member Glen Porter notes, HMAS Sydney II was the WWII light cruiser lost in an action with the German Raider Kormoran on the 19th of November 1941. It is doubtful if any twin Bofors were produced at this time and certain that none were carried by HMAS Sydney II. Far more likely is that it came from HMAS Sydney III, the Colossus class carrier which definitely did carry the mounts. Many thanks to Glen for this info! See? Someone IS reading this stuff closely!!
	257	25-Pounder Gun (image foreground,left)		5,085
	264	Twin 4-inch Naval Gun		5,933	This gun is believed to have originated from HMAS Quadrant