Inert British .303 Round – G 1916, Greenwood and Batley Ltd 19th series The cartridge retains an attractive

The cartridge retains an attractive aged brass finish together with strong headstamp detail and excellent overall display appeal

the chequered Bakelite grip is intact and all the blades lock and close as they should

Issued widely across theaters—from North Africa to Europe and the Far East—these tins were a frontline necessity

these inert machine gun belts strike the perfect balance between safety

as they would have appeared in Army supply depots during the 1940s

Inert British .303 Round – G 1916, Greenwood and Batley Ltd 19th series The cartridge retains an attractiveThis is an inert British . 303 cartridge dated 1956 with the G headstamp, identifying production by Greenwood & Batley, Leeds, one of Britains major ammunition manufacturers. Produced during the post war period, these rounds were widely issued for training and service use as the . 303 remained in active deployment across the Commonwealth. This example retains its original finish and clear markings, making it ideal for collectors of post war British