Original WW2 USAAF .50 Cal Inert Cartridge – SL 1942 Salt Lake City Headstamp Mess Tins The British Red Cross Society

The British Red Cross Society Medal was given to members of the British Red Cross and Voluntary Aid Detachment nurses who volunteered for one year or 1

It features a greenish-grey color and has the letters "N85" stamped in black ink

making it attractive for collectors of WWI militaria

Heavy OD canvas construction

Rich Patina: Maintains its original patina

Original WW2 USAAF .50 Cal Inert Cartridge – SL 1942 Salt Lake City Headstamp Mess Tins The British Red Cross SocietyProduct Description An original WW2 USAAF . 50 BMG inert cartridge with a 1942 dated SL headstamp, manufactured by the Salt Lake City Ordnance Plant (SL) in Utah, USA. The Salt Lake City Ordnance Plant was one of the United States' largest wartime ammunition factories, producing millions of . 50 Browning cartridges for the Allied war effort. During 1942 these cartridges were supplied extensively to the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF), where the