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Hi all,
So i recently received this 1901 dated British 6pdr cartridge case.
This is probably a stretch, but from what i know about British tanks in the first world war, some cases were apparently marked "T" for tank or "L" for land. This case has a "
T" next to the "x37" marking (which i am...
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