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1943 Dated 9mm INERT Cartridge “oxo” – Teuto Metallwerke GmbH Osnabrück WWII German Ammunition
1943 Dated 9mm INERT Cartridge “oxo” – Teuto Metallwerke GmbH Osnabrück WWII German Ammunition
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Product Description
This inert 9mm cartridge is dated 1943 and features the wartime manufacturer code “oxo”, identifying production by Teuto Metallwerke GmbH, located in Osnabrück, Germany. During the Second World War, German ammunition manufacturers were assigned letter codes to conceal the identity and location of production facilities while still enabling military supply tracking.
The cartridge is chambered for the 9×19mm Parabellum round, which served as the standard pistol and submachine gun ammunition used by German armed forces throughout the war. It was widely issued for sidearms such as the Luger P08 and Walther P38 pistols, as well as submachine guns including the MP38 and MP40.
By 1943, German wartime industry had expanded significantly, with many factories across Germany and occupied territories contributing to the production of ammunition and military equipment. Factories such as Teuto Metallwerke played an important role in supporting the large-scale demand for small arms ammunition during this period.
The brass case displays the factory code and date on the headstamp, typical of German wartime ammunition markings. This cartridge has been completely rendered inert with no primer or propellant present, making it safe for collectors, display, and historical militaria collections.