British WW2 Dated Infantry General Service GS Shovel TA A striking and collectible example

A striking and collectible example of a classic British big-game cartridge

ensuring that soldiers were always prepared for combat situations

Selected and described by gardening expert Richard Sudell

Brass cases are the most common for civilian and higher-quality ammunition

It was the standard British and Commonwealth military cartridge from its introduction in 1888 until the 1950s

British WW2 Dated Infantry General Service GS Shovel TA A striking and collectible exampleA nice example of the General Service GS Shovel. These shovels were preferred by the infantryman over the entrenching tool carried by the soldiers, They were often seen carried through the straps of the soldiers webbing