Inert .303 British Round – K 1916 Kynoch WW1 Mk VII Lee-Enfield Cartridge Tracer particularly the legendary Webley revolver

particularly the legendary Webley revolver

high-contrast appearance that stands out far more than standard brass examples

Profiles of notable SOE agents and leaders involved in operations in these regions

This emblem combines regal and martial elements

The release of the collection also coincided with a period of growing interest in Russia and Eastern Europe among Western audiences

Inert .303 British Round – K 1916 Kynoch WW1 Mk VII Lee-Enfield Cartridge Tracer particularly the legendary Webley revolverOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VII cartridge dated 1916, with K headstamp for Kynoch & Co., Birmingham Witton, UK. This is a genuine First World War era Lee Enfield service cartridge type, made during the height of WW1 British ammunition production. The VII marking identifies it as a Mk VII ball round, the standard . 303 British service cartridge used with the SMLE Lee Enfield rifle and Vickers Lewis machine guns. The 1916 date gives it strong WW1