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WW1 German 9mm Parabellum P08 – Spandau Jan 1917 – Inert

WW1 German 9mm Parabellum P08 – Spandau Jan 1917 – Inert

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  1. Original First World War German 9×19mm Parabellum (Pistolenpatrone 08) cartridge dating from 1917.

    The headstamp is marked S / 1 / 17, identifying Spandau manufacture and dating the case to Jan 1917. Spandau was one of the important German state ammunition facilities, and documented WWI 9mm ammunition confirms the use of Spandau-manufactured cases during this period.

    The cartridge is fitted with the round-nosed jacketed projectile associated with the change in German P08 ammunition during 1917. Specialist cartridge research records that the German Army moved from the earlier truncated-cone projectile to the round-nosed pattern during that year.

    A particularly interesting dated WWI German 9mm variation, ideal for a Luger P08, Great War ammunition or German headstamp collection.

    The cartridge shows genuine age-related patina and wear consistent with an original item more than a century old.