and comparatively lower survival rate compared with later WWII examples
French military headgear from the 1950s is becoming increasingly difficult to source in original condition
This is for the Ahead Throwing Anti-Submarine Mortar - “Squid / Limbo” AS 12
fueled by lighter fluid or charcoal sticks
56mm rounds is designed for use with the M249 Light Machine Gun (SAW) and offers an impressive
Inert .303 British Round – RG 1943 (Radway Green) Bandage and comparatively lower survival rateThis is an inert . 303 British cartridge, manufactured in 1943 at RG Radway Green, one of Britains key Royal Ordnance factories. Fully deactivated and UKlegal, this round is completely safe for display, handling, or reference purposes. The RG 43 headstamp clearly identifies its wartime British manufacture, making it an authentic example of Second World War service ammunition. Ideal for collectors of British military cartridges, historians, or anyone