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WW1 German 9mm Parabellum P08 – Dresden D 7 15 – July 1915 – Inert WW2 37 Pattern Utility Straps
WW1 German 9mm Parabellum P08 – Dresden D 7 15 – July 1915 – Inert WW2 37 Pattern Utility Straps
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Product Description
Original First World War German 9mm Parabellum (9×19mm) cartridge, manufactured at the Royal Ammunition Factory, Dresden.
The brass case carries the Imperial German “D 7 15” headstamp, indicating Dresden manufacture in July 1915. It is fitted with the distinctive early truncated-cone projectile, characteristic of early German 9mm Parabellum ammunition before the later rounded-profile bullet became standard.
The 9mm Parabellum cartridge was principally associated with the P08 Luger pistol during the First World War and was also used with other German weapons chambered for 9×19mm.
A particularly attractive early-war example with a clearly readable maker and date. The brass case shows age-related wear and has a small split at the case mouth, clearly visible in the photographs.
Headstamp: D 7 15
Manufacturer: Königliche Munitionsfabrik Dresden (Royal Ammunition Factory, Dresden)
Date: July 1915
Calibre: 9mm Parabellum / 9×19mm
Period: First World War
Country: Imperial Germany