Identifying Army matériel

In most photos, Gen. George Patton is seen carrying a sidearm. I can think of at least four different ones.
Anyone care to name them?

JT

 

.357 Smith & Wesson,
.32 Colt
.45 Colt M1911
.45 Colt Peacemaker
.38 Colt snub-nosed Detective Special with black, hard rubber grips
.380 Colt Semi-Automatic
None were pearl handled.


Edit---found this page, has others listed.
The Unknown Patton Chapter Five (The General's Personal Sidearms)

 

Close enough, Jeff, but with one correction. The Colt pocket pistol issued to Patton was the M1908 in cal. 380, one SN away from the pistol issued to Eisenhower.
I do not have a photo of Patton carrying a M1911/A1, but I don't doubt that one exists.

At least two revolvers have ivory grips (you're right, not pearl).

Here are four:
Colt M1908 pistol with four stars on the stock
Colt SAA revolver
Colt Detective Special revolver (with Gen. Alexander Patch)
Smith & Wesson .357 revolver in right holster (North Africa campaign)

JT

 

17 Pounder?

 

Off out the office - somebody else have a go.

H

 

wassat?

 

Gerry -
has to be the idiotic antenae was always a Heath Robinson affair and it was never known if a message would get through - 9th Lancers were not alone in this - the #19 set was a real blessing...
regards
Tom

 

Japanese Type 92 Battalion gun (70mm) ?
Yep! Type 92 70mm Howitzer

 

I am trying to bet only, is it a magnetic demolition charge?

Edit: Having been curious I have "google result" for Magnetic Demolition Charge: Limpet Mark II
For more information see this website : The Box

Being ex recce/cavalry I have to say I love such toys! Used to teach "improvised demolition and booby traps preparation"...

 

I didn't want to kick a dead horse, in fact.
It only attracted my interest.

 

I do not think it could be difficult, so what is this?

 

Bullseye! Your turn.

 

If you dont mind, here is one nice question for cold days...
What do we see on this photo?