Original British 1954-Dated Bandolier with 50 Inert 1948 .303 Rounds in WWII Chargers 5 Rubles 1909 Russia-Government Credit Note Made from durable metal

Made from durable metal

inside the tin

King of the Britains

The obverse bears a gold crown on a blue enameled background and the reverse monogram “L” (for King Leopold II) on a blue enameled background

procedures for firing and loading

Original British 1954-Dated Bandolier with 50 Inert 1948 .303 Rounds in WWII Chargers 5 Rubles 1909 Russia-Government Credit Note Made from durable metalThe Original British 1954 Dated Bandolier is a genuine military surplus item, offering collectors and historians a rare piece of post World War II British military history. This canvas bandolier, dated 1954, was designed to hold and transport ammunition for the iconic . 303 British rifles, such as the Lee Enfield No. 4 and Bren gun. Inside the bandolier are 50 inert . 303 rounds, each headstamped 1948, preserving their historical authenticity. These