Inert .303 British Round – Eley “E” 1913 Pre-WW1 Military Cartridge valet enabling them to counter enemy

enabling them to counter enemy advances and fortify defensive positions effectively

The shirt was manufactured in cellular cotton This type of shirt was made to be used in the Far East

attributed to Gustav Genschow & Co

The glasses were also designed to fit over the soldier's regular glasses or to be worn on their own

enhancing its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts

Inert .303 British Round – Eley “E” 1913 Pre-WW1 Military Cartridge valet enabling them to counter enemyOriginal inert . 303 British military cartridge featuring an Eley E 1913 dated headstamp, manufactured during the final years before the outbreak of the First World War. The E factory code is associated with Eley Brothers Eley ammunition production, one of Britains best known historic ammunition manufacturers. Early single letter factory headstamps such as this were commonly used during the pre WW1 era before later wartime standardisation expanded