DEACTIVATED INERT. This is a British bras cartridge case off the 6 inch quick firing coast gun used for coastal defence prior to the First World War and during the war to arm naval vessels and ...
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MakeDEACTIVATED INERT. British, 1898 Dated, 6 inch Q.F. Coast Gun Brass Separate Loading Cartridge Case. O 2424
ModelDEACTIVATED INERT. British, 1898 Dated, 6 inch Q.F. Coast Gun Brass Separate Loading Cartridge Case. O 2424
INERT DEACTIVATED. This is a near mint and scarce WW2 Japanese type 100 high explosive mortor bomb for the type 97 and 99 trench mortor. The bomb retains most of its original black painted finish ...
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MakeINERT DEACTIVATED. Original, MINT, WW2 Japanese 81mm Type 100 High Explosive (H.E) Mortor Bomb for the Type 97 & 99 Trench Mortor. O 2423
ModelINERT DEACTIVATED. Original, MINT, WW2 Japanese 81mm Type 100 High Explosive (H.E) Mortor Bomb for the Type 97 & 99 Trench Mortor. O 2423
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