Original British .455 Webley Mk II Inert Cartridge – Kynoch K C Headstamp Misc Cigarette a “Z” stamped on the

a “Z” stamped on the base of a case 20mm or below in caliber indicates that the case is loaded with nitrocellulose flake powder

A Great War Military Medal group of three awarded to 800664 Gunner Bunce of the D/230 Brigade

a major British engineering company that contributed to military ammunition manufacture during WW1

quick-drying fabric on the torso to reduce overheating

widely associated with the Browning M2 heavy machine gun used by British

Original British .455 Webley Mk II Inert Cartridge – Kynoch K C Headstamp Misc Cigarette a “Z” stamped on theAn original British . 455 Webley Mk II inert cartridge manufactured by Kynoch & Co., Birmingham, featuring the desirable K C II military headstamp. Introduced in 1897, the . 455 Webley Mk II became the standard British military revolver cartridge for the Webley Mk IV, Mk V and Mk VI service revolvers. The Mk II utilised a shorter case than the earlier Mk I, improving ballistic performance and becoming Britain's principal service revolver cartridge for