Welcome to the ORDNANCE SOCIETY web-site
The Ordnance Society was formed in June 1986 to promote, encourage and co-ordinate the study of all aspects of the history of ordnance and artillery. It is today, an international society with members from more than 20 countries and all walks of life.
Its primary aim is to provide a means of communication for individuals and organisations interested in any aspect of ordnance and artillery of all periods and to enable publication of their interests and researches.
The Society organises events and produces publications to further these aims:
The annual Journal of the Ordnance Society, produced to a high standard, includes well-illustrated articles and plans of historic cannons and their carriages, artillery, ammunition and explosives.
The quarterly Newsletter includes short articles, information, illustrations, queries and their replies, and news.
Regular ‘Members Day’ events when individual members have the opportunity to present or display their research, interests or collections. These are often held jointly with various museums and ordnance related organisations.
Visits to various military establishments, museums and other places of interest.
The web-site has a special offer for new members of the Society – your welcome pack will include the DVD “Historic Artillery 2009”. The DVD is a compilation of 10,000 photographs of cannon and artillery in museums and in private collections in the USA and Canada.
The images (Photographs and Illustrations) and video on this website are the copyright of the individuals who have supplied them and may not be reproduced without their written permission. If you wish to use any of these images, or have any comments to make on them, please contact the Ordnance Society at: ordnance.society@btinternet.com
September 10, 2020 at 12:31 pm
Please find below my new email address. I am Greg Scott from Woodlawn Avenue, Wollongong, Australia. Could you send a test email when you can to see if it’s okay, thank you.
September 29, 2020 at 3:40 pm
Hello Greg,
Apologies for the delay in picking up your comment; please let me know if this gets through OK and I’ll change your e-mail address in our records.
Best wishes,
Trevor