Soviet metal oiler for Maxim machine guns. Also often used for other machine guns (e.g. PK/PKM).

Bullets from the 5.56x45 ammunition (bullet lenght 23 mm) used in NATO assault rifles. This ammunition is used in the M-16, M-4, Beryl, Grot, G-36 and others.

Mosin rifle blade (front sight) adjustment device. Made of steel, in a wooden box. Manufactured in 1944.

Upper wooden butt cap for Mosin 1891 or 1891/30 rifle. Steel fittings. The caps made of solid wood. In good condition - with scratches but not cracked. Length - 45,5 cm.

Pocket knife with blade lock. With eyelet and cord. Covers in olive green. Case in soft satin fabric.

Wiper for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod.

Fuse-selector for AKM, AKMS and RPK rifle. Version produced in the 1960s.

AK-47 lower grip, early, made of beech wood.

"9 mm Submachine Gun M 1963 - Description and use, principles and methods of shooting" contains a description of the construction and principles of use of the PM-63 RAK submachine gun. Methods of use and maintenance are described, as well as basic principles and shooting positions.

"Infantry Manual - Pistol M 1933 and Revolver M 1895 - description and maintenance, rules and methods of shooting" contains a description of the construction and rules of use of the basic small arms used in the Polish Army in the 1940s-70s: pistol M 1933 TT-33 and revolver Nagant M 1895. The methods of use and maintenance are described, as well as the basic rules and shooting positions.

"7.62 mm SVDS Sharpshooter Rifle - Description and Use, Principles and Modes of Shooting - supplement to the publication 736/65" contains a description of the construction and change of use of the SVDS Rifle - i.e. the version with a folding (detachable) buttstock - relative to the basic version. This book is an addendum to the 736/65 manual, which is a complete description of the SVD Rifle.

"7.62 mm submachine gun M 1941 and M 1943 - Description and use, principles and ways of shooting" contains a description of the construction and principles of use of the PPSh (M 1941 - Shpagin) and PPS (M 1943 - Sudayev) submachine guns. The methods of use and maintenance are described, as well as the basic principles and shooting positions. It also describes shooting with external factors, at moving targets and much more.