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Set of 4 Books on Ammunition and Trench Warfare Weapons. O 1773. - O 1773
Book 1: ‘Cartridges-a pictorial digest of small arms ammunition’ by Herschel C.Logan. The 200 pages of this book comprise of an authoritative text supplement with 380 illustrations especially drawn for this work by the author. Hardback with dust cover. Book 2: ‘A guide to ammunition collecting’ by Dick Salzer. It has always been difficult for newcomers to a hobby to bridge the gap from casual outsider to knowledgeable, committed insider. Paperback, 39 illustrated pages. Book 3: ‘History of small-arms ammunition 1917-1919’ distributed by Design publications. Shortly after the outbreak of the war in 1914, practically every manufacturer in this country equipped to produce small-arms ammunition was given contracts by the allies, and by the time of our entry into the war these plants had reached a combined daily production capacity approaching 7,000,000 rounds. Paperback, 40 illustrated pages. Book 4: ‘Weapons of the trench war 1914-1918’ by Anthony Saunders. Before 1914 trench warfare was a type of fighting unforeseen by the armies of Britain, France and Germany, so none were equipped to fight it. Hardback with dust cover, 174 illustrated pages. O 1773. The price includes UK delivery. O 1773.
£125.00

DEACTIVATED INERT. Unfired WW2 Original 1940 Dated German 15 Round "Patronen s.S.", 198gr 7.92x57 Ball Ammunition Service Pack. Sn - 19920:5
DEACTIVATED INERT. These are 15 Round of "Patronen s.S.", 198gr 7.92x57 WW2, 1940 dated ball ammunition later repacked into a Service Pack with the label ‘for collection and historic research use only not for shooting’. The whitecardboard box contains 15 rounds of grey lacquered steel cased German standard SmE (Spitzen mit Einkern, having a steel core). The bullet has a steel core with a copper jacket. The 1940 dated green lacquered steel cartridge rounds have various 1940 manufacturers codes including aux (Polte-Werk, Magdeburg), P442. and P25. The primers are held in by three stab crimps and has a green primer annulus. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these inert rounds in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. Sn 19920:5
£70.00

DEACTIVATED INERT. Unfired Original 1962 Dated, Czech, Cardboard 15 Round "Patronen s.S.", 180gr 7.92x57 Ball Ammunition Service Pack. Sn - 19920:4
DEACTIVATED INERT. This is an inert 1962 dated original Czech Cardboard‘15 Round "Patronen s.S.", 180gr 7.92x57 Ball Ammunition Service Pack for use in theh Cxech Model 47 bolt action rifle. The white cardboard box contains 15 rounds of copper plated steel cased 180gr 7.92x57 ball rounds. The bullet has a copper jacket. The 1962 dated rounds are headstamped 10 621 (1962 date) a triangle and a dash. The brass primer is held in by three stab crimps and has a green primer annulus. The white cardboard packet has a white paper identification label with black lettering on it identifying the contents. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these inert rounds in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. There are 3 packs available and the price is per pack. Sn 19920:4
£80.00

**SOLD**27/3**200 Round UNOPENED Box of Blank Cartridges At The Kynoch Factories of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd .450 Revolvers. Sn - 19920
This is an UNOPENED box of bland cartridges for the .450 revolver made at Kynoch Factories of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. The box is a green and red blue box which can be seen through an oil stain on one side showing the colours underneath. This box is covered in a thin brown paper outer wrapper which has a green label stuck on with the designation of 200 black powder cartridges for the .450 revolver. The wrapper is sealed by brown paper strip of gummed paper. These cartridges will also fit the .455 chambered revolvers. The box has a black ink stamp in the top right hand corner 23 I P. The 23 is usually a date stamp and in this case will probably mean the date 1923. One end of the box has a red ink stamp consisting of a letter P within a circle. The box measures approximately 5 ½ by 3 ¼ by 2 7/8 inches. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these inert rounds in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. There are two packs available and are priced per pack. Sn 19920
£0.00

INERT. Collection Of 11 Wire Shotgun Muzzle Loading Cartridges Sn - 19966:11
This is a collection of assorted wire shotgun muzzle loading cartridges that were manufactured to slow the scatter of shotgun pellets when fired from an unchoked bore of the early muzzle loading shotguns. The cartridges were manufactured from the 1830s and continued up to the First World War. The wire cartridges use declined with the use of a choked bore, introduced to keep the shot pattern a greater distance from the muzzle. This is a collection of various wire shotgun cartridges, most are marked Eley and Joyce together with the cartridge bore and shot details, whilst one is unmarked. The smallest bore cartridge is 17 bore and the largest is 5 bore. The price for this selection of wire cartridges includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these wire cartridges in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. Sn 19966:11
£295.00

INERT. Scarce, Eley Patent 14 Bore Original Pack of 12, Wire Shotgun Muzzle Loading Cartridges - O 1746
INERT. This is a scarce, pack of Eley patent 14 bore muzzle loading shotgun cartridges. The pack consists of 12 shot cartridges that were manufactured to slow the scatter of shotgun pellets when fired from an unchoked bore of the early muzzle loading shotguns. The cartridges were manufactured from the 1830s and continued up to the First World War. The wire cartridges use declined with the use of a choked bore, introduced to keep the shot pattern a greater distance from the muzzle. This paper pack of 12 patent wire cartridges has Eley’s green label on one end which has printed on it in black 14 (gauge) 1 ¼ (weight of the shot) 6 (pellet size). The pack holds 12 patent wire cartridges which have a paper outer with a cloth tab on one end and an orange round label on the other which has printed on it 14 GAGUE BOTTOM. The other end of the pack has the price hand written in idk 7/4 . The price for this rare pack includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these wire cartridges in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. O 1746
£200.00

INERT DEACTIVATED. British Discovery Committee Whale Tracking Dart. - 19887
INERT DEACTIVATED. This is a British whale tracking dart which was introduced after 1923 by the Discovery Committee. The darts were used by the RSS Discovery to research the diminishing whale population. The darts were fired by a 12 bore shotgun and the date and location recorded. If the whale was harpooned and caught, the dart would be recovered and sent to the Discovery Committee. All the darts were serial numbered and this one is numbered 46793. The dart is engraved 46793 REWARD FOR RETURN TO DISCOVERY BRITISH MUSEUM (NAT. HISTORY) LONDON AND 46793, the serial number. When recovered dart was returned to the Discovery Committee, the reward would be given. The dart is complete with its original 12 bore cartridge case which is headstamped FIOCHHI ITALY 12. The dart is mounted on a red baize covered board and is complete with its original label. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess this inert dart in the U.K. if retained as part of a collection or display. Sn 19887
£195.00

INERT DEACTIVATED. Vickers 250 Round, 1942 Dated Dunlop Made at EYELEYS, Melbourne Cartridge Belt With 250 Drill Rounds. - O 1659
INERT DEACTIVATED. This is a 250 round ammunition belt for the Vickers machine Gun. The belt is made of canvas with two brass ends that are stamped DUNLOP (maker) and 250 (the number of rounds in the belt). .303 on one side and EYELETS MELB (Eyelets, Melbourne, Australia) 1942 (Date) on the other side. The belt is of an oatmeal colour and is in excellent condition with all of the indexing brass inserts present. The belt is filled with 250, .303 chrome/nickel plated Mark 6, 7 and 10 drill rounds with various dates, each distinguished with three vertical flutes picked out with red paint. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess these inert rounds in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. There are two packs available and are priced per pack. O 1659
£500.00

Rare Packet of 12 Eley 14 Gauge 1 ¼ Ounces Of Shot Improved Shot Wire Shot Cartridges No1 - 18137:1
These are rare packet of 12 Eley Bros Limited London 14 gauge 1 ¼ ounces of number 1 lead shot, cylindrical shot cartridges for breach loading shotguns. These cartridges are Eleys improved patent wire cartridges introduced in 1836 used with 14 bore muzzle loading shotguns to ease loading and dispensing with the shot flask. The shot cartridges were usually carried in a small pouch and were put on top of the over powder wad when loading the shotgun. The cartridges consist of a wire cage containing lead shot with a fine bone meal packing wrapped in a buff paper outer tube. The end of the tube is sealed with a white label with Eley Improved Patent Wire Cartridge No1 printed on it. There is also a black rip tab to split the shot cartridge protective outer paper wrapper when loading. The cartridge packet is made of a strong buff paper and the cartridges inside are wrapped with loading instructions as seen in a photograph. The packet has not been opened any further than illustrated due the green and white circular printed sealing label on one end of the packet and the knot in the string being very tight. The sealing label is printed with Eleys Patent Wire Cartridge 14 Ga Oz 1 ¼ No1 indicating that they are 14 bore cartridges with 1 ¼ ounces of number 1 shot. The base of the cartridges has printed on 14 Gauge Bottom in black. No licence is required to collect these cartridges if retained as part of a collection or display. Sn 18137:1
£240.00

Eley 12 Gauge Improved Shot Wire Shot Cartridges No1 - 18137:2
These are rare Eley Bros Limited London 12 gauge Cylindrical shot cartridges for breach loaders. These are Eleys improved patent wire cartridges introduced in 1836 and used with 12 bore muzzle loading shotguns to ease loading and dispensing with the shot flask. The shot cartridges were usually carried in a small pouch and were put on top of the over powder wad when loading the shotgun. The cartridges consist of a wire cage containing lead shot with a fine bone meal packing. The cartridges all have age related splits to the sides of the paper wrapper. The cartridges consist of a thin paper wrapping with Cylindrical Cartridges For Breach loaders on the sides together with Eley Bros Limited London and a green paper top to show which way the shot cartridge was inserted in the barrel, i.e. the green label was facing the muzzle. One of the cartridges retains its original red 12 bore at the bottom of the cartridge. No licence is required to collect these cartridges if retained as part of a collection or display. The price is per cartridge and there are 5 cartridges available. Sn 18137:2
£25.00
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