Tom & Jerrys Militaria and Collectables
5 x Inert .303 British Rounds – U 1943 (South African Mint, Kimberley) in Original Belt
5 x Inert .303 British Rounds – U 1943 (South African Mint, Kimberley) in Original Belt
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Product Description
This lot comprises 5 inert .303 British rounds, head-stamped U 1943, produced by the South African Mint, Kimberley, during World War II. Each round has been fired, making them entirely safe for handling and display. These classic .303 British cartridges are presented in a section of Canvas 303 Machine Gun Belt, preserving a period-correct look that appeals to ammunition collectors and British/Commonwealth militaria enthusiasts. The clear South African mint marking and wartime date add historical interest, illustrating Commonwealth production during the conflict. Ideal for display collections, educational purposes, or as part of a larger .303 ammunition archive.