Original U.S. WWI Era Inert Navy Washington Navy Yard-Marked 6 Pounder Artillery Round with Casing - Dated 1904 Schwarzlose MG however the ejector on this

however the ejector on this example is completely missing

the Airaile 11 remained the standard issue pattern for the French Air Force during the 1930s and into WWII

though the lower line of the left side marking is quite faint

- One German WWII SA-Wehrmannschaft Event Badge Tinnie

setting up its own Storm Trooper battalion in imitation of the Sturmabteilung and its own Holland Youth like the H Jugend

Original U.S. WWI Era Inert Navy Washington Navy Yard-Marked 6 Pounder Artillery Round with Casing - Dated 1904 Schwarzlose MG however the ejector on thisOriginal Item. Only One Available. The 1, 3 and 6 pdr. guns of the "New Navy" corresponded to certain calibers, respectively 37 mm (1. 46"), 47 mm (1. 85") and 57 mm (2. 24"). The 1 pdr. was the smallest explosive shell allowed under the Rules of War as formalized in the late 19th century. The early guns of this type were purchased from the French firm of Hotchkiss and were introduced in the 1880s as a secondary weapon on larger vessels for defense