User:WegianWarrior/Uploaded pictures

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Just all the pictures I've uploaded for use in various articles. Fair use (most of them likely to be in the Public Domain because they are old anyway) that I've uploaded are marked as such and are no longer shown inline, but as links.

[edit] Weapons and warfare related

[edit] Guns, rifles and suchlike

The breech end of two Kammerlader rifles	The loading sequence of the Kammerlader
Kammerlader M1857.
Exterior and cutaway view of the M1867 action	Exploded view of the M1867
Spent round is pulled out by the extractor, while a fresh round is pushed into the 'bed' on the breechblock	The new round is chambered manually, and the breechblock rise while the hammer stays cocked
Closeup of the Krag-Jørgensen receiver and magazine door on a Norwegian M1912 Carbine	An exploded view of an early Krag-Jørgensen
Norwegian soldiers in 1905, armed with the Krag-Jørgensen	M1894
M1894 with telescopic sight	M1897
M1895 (top) and M1906 (bottom)	M1906
M1894	Image:Krag-Jørgensen-Hotchkiss.jpg The single prototype of a M1894 modified for belt feed (fair use image).
Image:Krag-Jørgensen_SNABB38.jpg M1894 modifed with SNABB38 (fair use image).	Image:Danish_Krags.jpg The various Danish Krag-Jørgensen rifles and carbines (fair use image).
Image:US Krag M1892 rifle.jpg The US M1892 Rifle (fair use image).	Image:US Krag M1892 carbine.jpg The US M1892 Carbine (fair use image).
Cutaway drawing of the 'Speed Loader'	Image:Krag-Jørgensen-Speed_Loader_2.jpg The 'Speed Loader' mounted on a M1894 (fair use image).
Image:Jarmann crossection.png Cross sextion of the M1884 (fair use image).	A Jarmann M1894 manufactured in Sweden
Closeup of the bolt and reciver of the Jarmann rifle	Image:Jarmann volley sight.jpg Front volley sight mounted on the forward band of the M1884 (fair use image).
Image:M28 ad (1930).jpg A 1930 advertisement for the M28 (fair use image).	Image:M28 photo (1930).jpg The M28 was delivered in a custom crate loaded with supplies (fair use image).
Group of Norwegian soldiers armed with the Jarmann M1884. Uniforms suggest photograph dates from the late 1880s.	Norwegian cadets from the War Academy armed with Jarmann M1884 rifles.
A collection of rifles from the Fram museum.

[edit] Warships

Plan view of Tordenskjold class costal battleship. Traced from plan provided by the Norwegian Armed Forces museum, excess details left out.	Sideplan of Tordenskjold class costal battleship. Note heavy guns in turrets on either end, secondary armament in central battery, of particular interest is the light QF guns mounted on top of the turrets.
Image:Eidsvold class costal defence cruiser drawing.jpg Norwegian Coastal Defense Cruiser of Eidsvold class (fair use image).	Image:Bjørgvin class side drawing.jpg Sideview of the Bjørgvin class coastal battleship (fair use image).
Image:Tordenskjold 1900.png Photograph of P/S Tordenskjold from 1900. Taken by the Royal Norwegian Navy (fair use image).	Image:Tordenskjold post 1918 Amsterdam.png Panserskip Tordenskjold in Amsterdam shortly after 1918. Taken by Royal Norwegian Navy (fair use image).
Image:Håkon inspects KNM Eidsvold.gif The Norwegian King Haakon VII inspecs HNoMS Eidsvold on the 28th November 1905 (fair use image).	Image:Eidsvold class costal defence cruiser photo.jpg An Eidsvold class coastal defence cruiser underway (fair use image).
Models of the coastal defence cruisers Tordenskiold and Eidsvold. HNoMS Eidvold in the rear.	The emergency steering wheel from HNoMs Norge, retrived from Narvik harbour by divers in 1983.
Lyn class torpedoboat.	Six of the Lyn class torpedo boats in attack formation during World War I.
Models of late production Lyn class torpedoboats, seen from starboard.	Models of late production Lyn class torpedoboats, seen from the stern.
Plan of Draug. Note placement of GF guns (green) and torpedo tubes (blue).	Image:DRAUG.jpg Torpedojageren Draug at some point before WW2. Note QF guns in blisters along the side to allow forward fire. (Fair use image)
Image:Pol III.jpg Norwegian coast guard vessel Pol III (fair use image).	The crew of Thrudvang photographed on June 13 1870, gathered around the central turret.
Image of the Norwegian monitor Skorpionen (or one of the two other ships in her class). First published in the Danish Illustrert Tidene, 14 July 1867.

[edit] Ammunition

The 12.17 mm rimfire round of the M1867

[edit] Odds and ends

[edit] Not really weapon related

[edit] Biographies

He vandalised me!