16 x INERT 9mm Luger Pistolenpatronen 08m E 1942 reproduction box Birds highlighting their dedication to maintaining

highlighting their dedication to maintaining order during wartime

indicating its military origin

often stamped with the maker's information or the wartime manufacturing location

The badge with a slider (a vertical attachment for mounting the badge on a cap or beret) was used from 1947 to 1949

The ADEN 30mm round features a steel projectile with an alloy nose cone

16 x INERT 9mm Luger Pistolenpatronen 08m E 1942 reproduction box Birds highlighting their dedication to maintaining16 inert 9mm Luger rounds, contained in a handmade reproduction box styled after a 1942 Pistolenpatronen 08m E box. These inert rounds replicate the 9mm Parabellum ammunition, commonly known as 9mm Luger, which was originally designed by Georg Luger in 1901. This caliber became the standard for many pistols, including the German Luger P08 and later the Walther P38, both widely used by the German military during World War II. The 9mm Luger cartridge,