Original U.S. Korean War to Cold War Era Inert Artillery Shell and Fuze Lot - 10 Items Antique Wheellock Firearms It could be re-wrapped but

It could be re-wrapped but it is part of the swords history

Each of these has a white Mittelstreifen (median strip)

Actually found in a New Jersey barn where it had sat undisturbed for nearly 100 years

As the United States Military did not issue the now popular “Boonie Hat” until approximately 1967

it was easier to have your Name and Information embroidered by a local directly to your uniform than to wait to name tapes

Original U.S. Korean War to Cold War Era Inert Artillery Shell and Fuze Lot - 10 Items Antique Wheellock Firearms It could be re-wrapped butOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 10 Available. This lovely grouping is perfect for the young ordnance collector needing a place to start. Here we have 10 artillery shell casings and fuzes, all inert deactivated in accordance per the current standards set by the BATF. All items are no longer live nor are they able to be used as a destructive device. Not Available For Export The U. S. Army Field Artillery branch traces its origins to 17 November 1775