Inert .303 British WW1 Round – G 1918 F3 – National Cartridge Factory bush jacket or interwar British small arms

or interwar British small arms development

The brass material not only provided durability but also allowed for repeated use in the harsh conditions of the battlefield

Defence Medal: Awarded for non-operational service in the United Kingdom and abroad

Originating in the late 19th century

Whether for educational purposes or as a display item

Inert .303 British WW1 Round – G 1918 F3 – National Cartridge Factory bush jacket or interwar British small armsOriginal WW1 era inert . 303 British cartridge with G 1918 F3 headstamp, produced under the British National Cartridge Factory system during the First World War. The G factory code identifies manufacture within the government controlled network of National Cartridge Factories, established to meet the enormous wartime demand for small arms ammunition. Dated 1918, this example represents late war production, when output was at its peak to support Allied