Inert .303 British Mk VI Round – B 1912 Pre-WW1 Lee-Enfield Cartridge P186 These medals were established by

These medals were established by the British government to recognize the bravery and dedication of individuals who contributed to the war effort

The shirt was manufactured in cellular cotton This type of shirt was made to be used in the Far East

A good example of an award to non-Belgians is the gold medal to the Dutch village of Vught

enhancing visibility in bright

volunteers

Inert .303 British Mk VI Round – B 1912 Pre-WW1 Lee-Enfield Cartridge P186 These medals were established byOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VI cartridge with B 12 headstamp, manufactured in 1912 during the late pre First World War period. The B factory code is associated with Birmingham Metals & Munitions Co. Ltd., one of the British companies involved in early . 303 ammunition manufacture before the massive wartime expansion of 19141918. The 12 date places this round firmly in the Edwardian British Army era. The Mk VI loading predates the later Mk VII