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remained in use by British forces well into the post-war period until it was gradually replaced by the 58 Pattern Webbing
September 1971 - September 1972
303 cartridge dated 1944 with the GB headstamp
The specific design of the 1936 One Shilling featured the "Modified Effigy" of the King
The 18-pounder gun was one of the most widely used field guns by British and Commonwealth forces during World War I
K.O. Peppiatt One Pound Emergency Issue Banknote O63H140977– British Treasury Note (Dugg. B249) Flowers remained in use by BritishThis original K. O. Peppiatt One Pound Emergency Issue banknote represents an important piece of British wartime financial history. Issued during the early years of the Second World War, these notes were produced by the British Treasury as part of emergency currency measures intended to stabilise the monetary system in the event of disruption to the Bank of Englands normal note production. Signed by Chief Cashier Kenneth Oswald Peppiatt, these
