Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – Remington Arms 1941 WW2 Lend-Lease Cartridge German 100 Reichsbanknote Berlin 1908 the plant was taken over

the plant was taken over by Germany following the invasion of Poland in 1939 and became one of the Third Reich's largest producers of small arms ammunition for the Wehrmacht

with increasing awareness of the health risks associated with smoking and the rise of government regulations

distinct from the more widely known

This German signal flare for the Leuchtpistole is rarer than the regular flares

manufactured in 1912 during the late pre-First World War period

Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – Remington Arms 1941 WW2 Lend-Lease Cartridge German 100 Reichsbanknote Berlin 1908 the plant was taken overOriginal inert . 30 06 Springfield cartridge manufactured by Remington Arms in 1941 during the early years of the Second World War. This . 30 06 round represents the vast wartime ammunition production undertaken by the United States prior to and during its support of Allied nations under the Lend Lease programme. Large quantities of American . 30 06 ammunition were shipped to Great Britain and Commonwealth forces for aircraft armament, training and