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This pattern of webbing belt came into issue with the British Army in 1938 and saw use throughout the Second World War
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fitted with inert 45-70 cartridges sporting 405-grain heads
Inert .303 British Round – U 1943 (South African Mint, Kimberley ) shaving brush This cap badge is moreThis is an inert . 303 British cartridge, manufactured in 1943 by the South African Mint, Kimberley, identified by the U 43 headstamp. Produced during the Second World War for Commonwealth forces, these South Africanmade rounds are well regarded for their quality and distinctive markings. Fully deactivated and UK legal, this cartridge is completely safe for display, handling, or educational use. With its clear wartime headstamp and preserved brass
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