Tom & Jerrys Militaria and Collectables
Antique .303 British Kynoch Cordite Mk II – K C II – Inert
Antique .303 British Kynoch Cordite Mk II – K C II – Inert
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Product Description
Original early British .303 Cordite Ball Mark II cartridge manufactured by Kynoch, Birmingham.
Headstamped K C II, identifying Kynoch manufacture and the Cordite Mark II pattern. Introduced during the 1890s, the Mk II represents a very early stage in the development of British smokeless .303 military ammunition and predates the familiar pointed Mk VII cartridge by many years.
Features the distinctive long round-nosed jacketed projectile associated with early .303 ammunition.
This example retains considerable age and patina. The projectile has been drilled through as part of its deactivation, clearly visible in the photographs.
An interesting early British service cartridge and particularly suitable for a .303, Victorian military or headstamp collection.