This press known as Columbian printing press was manufactured in 1844 by British firm Clymer and Dixon and was functional till as late as 1986 at COD Kanpur. It is a mechanical Printing Press and can be used even now.

This wooden plaque was manufactured in 1773 and was captured during Goa operations. In January 1962 as adhoc Ord Depot under Comd of late Maj (later Col) AW Shrauti moved to Goa for taking over Portugese dumps and other stores at Margoa. It can be safely presumed that the plaque was presented to the Corp Museum by him. The inscription in Latin means 'Chief Ordnance Officer of Ordnance Depot'

This Armour suit, the oldest artifact of museum belongs to 1120 AD and was designed for sword fighting. It has an armour shield for the protection ofchest and the back along with armour cover for arms and a helmet. The metal used for its manufacture is brass.

Former DG OS & Sr Col Comdt with ADGs OS and officials of DRDO and MECON at the Contract Signing Ceremony for the System Study modernisation of CODs Agra and Jabalpur

Mr Christopher D Johnson S/O Sgt Maj D Johnson (participant of 'Battle of Kohima' as part of 221 Adv Ord Depot) paying his tributes at Kangla Tongbi War Memorial.

A HISTORIC MOMENT
Lt Gen Sir Roderick Cordy Simpson, KBE, CB signing the visitors book at KTWM

A tribute at AOC Centre to our fallen comrades who gave their today for our tomorrow

A veritable storehouse of dummy, working and cut out models of service amn and Improvised Explosive Devices at CMM Jabalpur

The present location of the KTWM at CMM Jabalpur