Object details

Category
Weapons and ammunition
Related period
Second World War (association)
Creator
Peters Cartridge Company, King's Mill, Ohio
Materials

whole: brass

Dimensions

whole: CL: L: 35mm CH: B: Calibre: .38 Special

Catalogue number
SAA 1047

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