50 x INERT 45 Long Colt contained in Vintage Reproduction Winchester .45 Colt Government Box Badge this jerry can is a

this jerry can is a testament to British engineering and resilience during the war

accommodating various body sizes

This maring was used to differentiate the semi-rimmed Oerlikon rounds with the similar looking (but not interchangeable) 20m Hispano

Markings: Clear and legible date stamp of 1918

reflecting the instrument's role in military signaling and ceremonial duties

50 x INERT 45 Long Colt contained in Vintage Reproduction Winchester .45 Colt Government Box Badge this jerry can is aThe . 45 Long Colt (also known as . 45 Colt) was first introduced in 1872 as a revolver cartridge for the iconic Colt Single Action Army revolver, which was adopted by the U. S. Army the following year. Known for its stopping power and effectiveness, the . 45 Colt became a favorite among lawmen, soldiers, and cowboys during the late 19th century. The cartridge's long standing popularity in both military and civilian use has cemented its place in