Inert WWII .303 Lee–Enfield Round (1940) – Ministry of Supply, Radway Green Hair Brush Comprehensive coverage of mine sweeping

Comprehensive coverage of mine sweeping operations conducted by British destroyers during World War II

and shelter to families who had lost their homes or were struggling to make ends meet

Cap badges were worn by soldiers on their headgear as a way of identifying their regiment

Please note: This cartridge is entirely inert

they feature a distinctive Jungle Green color and were commonly worn by British troops serving in Asia and Africa during the post-war period

Inert WWII .303 Lee–Enfield Round (1940) – Ministry of Supply, Radway Green Hair Brush Comprehensive coverage of mine sweepingThis inert WWII . 303 British LeeEnfield round, dated 1940 was manufactured by the Ministry of Supply Factory at Radway Green, Cheshire, one of Britains principal wartime ammunition plants. The headstamp clearly shows the 1940 date and RG factory code, confirming its early war production. This example has been professionally deactivated inerted, containing no live primer or propellant, making it completely safe for display. Retaining its original