1940 German 7.92×57 Mauser Inert Cartridge – P94 S Wehrmacht K98 Ammunition* water or period military equipment

or period military equipment

and this round represents the company’s mid-20th-century production

Detailed account of Pluschow's meticulous planning and preparations for his escape from Donington Hall

manufactured in 1944 at the Salt Lake City Arsenal (S L 4)

As part of the British Army’s tactical radio equipment from the early 1940s

1940 German 7.92×57 Mauser Inert Cartridge – P94 S Wehrmacht K98 Ammunition* water or period military equipmentOriginal German WW2 7. 9257 Mauser inert rifle cartridge dated 1940. This authentic German military round is headstamped P94 S* 17 40, identifying production by Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbritzen G. m. b. H., Germany, during the Second World War. The cartridge retains excellent original military appearance with attractive aged finish, copper jacketed spitzer projectile, and original green primer sealant still clearly visible. The S* case marking denotes