Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge ear symbolizing the technological advancements in

symbolizing the technological advancements in British artillery sighting equipment during the war

A 'Swift' branded zipper and button fly fastens the front whilst epaulettes can be found on each shoulder

An original inert German 9×19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger) cartridge manufactured in 1943 for the German armed forces

It represents both the ingenuity and durability of British military design during one of history’s most defining conflicts

the Bank of England 20 Pound Note Series F Prefix AB is a tangible link to the economic and cultural history of the United Kingdom in the early 21st century

Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge ear symbolizing the technological advancements inOriginal inert . 30 06 Springfield cartridge featuring the DM 42 headstamp, identifying production at the Des Moines Ordnance Plant in 1942 during the Second World War. This brass cased . 30 06 round features a copper full metal jacket projectile and military primer seal. The . 30 06 Springfield cartridge was the standard US military rifle and machine gun ammunition of WW2, famously used in the M1 Garand, Browning machine guns and other American