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Original Antique Norwegian 10.15×61mmR Jarmann Rifle Cartridge – Oslo Arsenal – Inert
Original Antique Norwegian 10.15×61mmR Jarmann Rifle Cartridge – Oslo Arsenal – Inert
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Product Description
Original antique Norwegian 10.15×61mmR Jarmann rifle cartridge, bearing the distinctive five-square cross headstamp associated with Hoved-Arsenalet Laboratorium, Oslo, Norway.
The 10.15mm Jarmann cartridge was adopted in 1881 and became associated with the Norwegian Model 1884 Jarmann repeating rifle, an important early military bolt-action rifle.
Manufacturer and headstamp
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Manufacturer: Hoved-Arsenalet Laboratorium, Oslo, Norway
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Headstamp: Five-square cross arsenal marking
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Calibre: 10.15×61mmR Jarmann
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Country: Norway
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Period: Late 19th century; exact production date unknown
Cartridge details
This example features a rimmed, bottlenecked metallic cartridge case with a silver-grey, round-nosed projectile.
The cartridge retains its distinctive arsenal headstamp and displays light age-related patina and surface marks.
The Jarmann rifle and its ammunition represent an important period in Norwegian military firearms development, bridging earlier single-shot black-powder rifles and later small-calibre military repeating rifles.
An attractive addition to a collection of Scandinavian military ammunition, antique rifle cartridges or historic military headstamps.
Inert display-only cartridge. Fired or oiled primer,