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Sorry about the small photo (its from a mobile 'phone) but this has just been found on a table in my local. I wondered if anyone would be kind enough to identify it?
Thanks,
Hugh
P.S. I do know that one of them is a ten pence coin!
Use a micrometer and measure the OD. Are you sure it is .303 British? Yours appears to be made of cupro-nickel ( silver in color). They used lots of cupro- nickel in WW1, and up to WW2. I have a few vintage MG belts of Maxim 7.62x54 Finnish made, VPT headstamped, dated 1937-1940, I kept a few can fulls because they are " silver", and the belts are an impressive 12 ft long.
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