5 x Inert – WW2 303 Lee Enfield Rounds with Charger, Dated 1945 Royal Laboratory Woolwich RG " The letters "N85" indicate

" The letters "N85" indicate that the blanket was part of a specific batch or lot of blankets that were manufactured for the Australian Army

1914) named to 32310 Sjt J Brown RFA RFA British War Medal named to 32310 Sjt J Brown RFA

45 Long Colt remains a celebrated symbol of American frontier history

"1889" is inscribed at the bottom of the reverse side

The collection was released in 1916

5 x Inert – WW2 303 Lee Enfield Rounds with Charger, Dated 1945 Royal Laboratory Woolwich RG " The letters "N85" indicateThe . 303 Lee Enfield round, also known as the . 303 British, is a rimmed rifle cartridge developed in Britain in the late 19th century. It was the standard British and Commonwealth military cartridge from its introduction in 1888 until the 1950s. The cartridge was designed for use in the Lee Enfield series of rifles, which were the standard issue rifles for British and Commonwealth forces during World War I and World War II. The . 303 round typically