Original Inert .55 Boys Anti-Tank Cartridge – K43 WW2 British Rifle Round french A well-marked example ideal for

A well-marked example ideal for WW1 collectors

complete with an illuminated bubble mechanism to simulate the horizon

one of Britain’s principal military ammunition production facilities

and the Francis Barker catalogues of 1909 and 1926

each representing significant theaters of operation and contributions during World War II:

Original Inert .55 Boys Anti-Tank Cartridge – K43 WW2 British Rifle Round french A well-marked example ideal forOriginal WW2 era inert . 55 Boys Anti Tank cartridge with K43 headstamp, manufactured by Kynoch in 1943 for use in the famous British Boys Anti Tank Rifle. Introduced before the Second World War, the Boys rifle was designed to provide British and Commonwealth forces with a portable anti armour weapon capable of engaging lightly armoured vehicles and fortified positions. The powerful . 55 Boys cartridge (13. 999mmB) became one of the most recognisable