allowing commanders to wear it for extended periods during missions
The interior of the box is carefully arranged to hold the 20 rounds securely
this 1942 dated fuel jerry can is a remarkable addition to any collection
reflecting the high quality of wartime British instrument manufacture
this bayonet was widely issued to French forces during World War I and remained in service into World War II
Inert .303 British Round – 1932 DA (Dominion Arsenal) Lebel allowing commanders to wear itThis is an inert . 303 British cartridge, manufactured in 1932 by DA Dominion Arsenal, Quebec, Canada. Fully deactivated and UKlegal, it is completely safe for handling and display. The 1932 date places it in the pre World War II period, making it an interesting historical collectible. Each round features the characteristic DA32 headstamp, clearly identifying its Canadian manufacture. Ideal for collectors of Commonwealth ammunition, historians, or