Inert 7.92×57mm Mauser WW1 Round – Polte July 1918 – S67 Brass Case 5 Rubles 1909 Russia-Government Credit Note These dressings were commonly used

These dressings were commonly used in World War II

offering insight into the technical aspects of early 20th-century artillery

The British WW2 Defence Medal

these rounds were widely issued for training and service use as the

The brass case retains its clear “DAC 42” headstamp along with natural patina and age-related marking

Inert 7.92×57mm Mauser WW1 Round – Polte July 1918 – S67 Brass Case 5 Rubles 1909 Russia-Government Credit Note These dressings were commonly usedOriginal WW1 German inert 7. 9257mm Mauser cartridge with S67 18 7 P headstamp, manufactured by Polte Armaturen und Maschinenfabrik, Magdeburg. Dated July 1918, this round represents late war production, using the S67 brass alloy (67% copper 33% zinc) introduced during the First World War to conserve copper. The clearly defined segmented headstamp shows: Case material (S67) Year (1918) Month (July) Manufacturer (Polte) Polte was one of Germanys