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Lee-Enfield rifles and early 20th century ammunition
303 British service loading used in the SMLE Lee-Enfield rifle along with Vickers and Lewis machine guns across all major theatres of the Great War
318 cartridge case with a 300-grain soft-nose bullet is an interesting and uncommon example of early British sporting ammunition
each representing national pride and military tradition
with large pockets on each leg to provide storage for personal items and other essentials
Original Inert .55 Boys Anti-Tank Cartridge – K40 WW2 British Rifle Round King George III Coins 1760 - 1820 Lee-Enfield rifles and early 20thOriginal WW2 era inert . 55 Boys Anti Tank cartridge with K40 headstamp, manufactured by Kynoch in 1940 for use in the famous British Boys Anti Tank Rifle. Introduced before the Second World War, the Boys rifle was designed to provide British and Commonwealth forces with a portable anti armour weapon capable of engaging lightly armoured vehicles and fortified positions. The powerful . 55 Boys cartridge (13. 999mmB) became one of the most recognisable
