Inert 9mm WW1 German Round – Ge 1917 – Geco Parabellum Cartridge Home Guard this microphone played a vital

this microphone played a vital role in coordinating troop movements and maintaining communication under fire

the book contributes to the historiography of World War II resistance movements

A very rare Sealed Tin of 50 Churchman's No

An Alidade is a device that allows a Gunnery Officer to sight a target some distance away and then draw a line on a plotting (or plane) table

from 1940 to 1943

Inert 9mm WW1 German Round – Ge 1917 – Geco Parabellum Cartridge Home Guard this microphone played a vitalOriginal WW1 era inert 919mm Parabellum cartridge with segmented Ge 17 D 5 headstamp, manufactured by Gustav Genschow & Co. (GECO), Germany. Dated 1917, this round represents mid war German pistol ammunition production during the First World War. GECO was a major German manufacturer, supplying both military and commercial ammunition throughout the conflict. The segmented headstamp formatshowing manufacturer, date, material code, and lot numberis