Original Inert WW2 German 9mm Parabellum Cartridge – ndn 1944 hat The Station Radio A13 was

The Station Radio A13 was a vital piece of post-WWII communication equipment

It is neatly packed in its black waterproof pouch

The text follows the development of the Naval Dress Dirk after it was first introduced by Prussia as an official pattern in 1848

Like other Hummel figurines

this smock is part of the Mk4 series – one of the most advanced iterations of the UK’s personal protective equipment for CBRN threats

Original Inert WW2 German 9mm Parabellum Cartridge – ndn 1944 hat The Station Radio A13 wasOriginal Inert WWII 919mm Parabellum Cartridge An original inert 919mm Parabellum (9mm Luger) cartridge bearing the uncommon ndn headstamp and dated 1944. Unlike the standard three letter German factory codes issued to major ammunition manufacturers, ndn is regarded by cartridge researchers as a clandestine wartime code. The code has been attributed to Heinrich Blcher Fabrik technischer Brsten of Spremberg, Germany, a factory known to have