Inert .303 British Mk VII Round – RL 1914 WW1 Royal Laboratory Cartridge braces Given its rarity and historical

Given its rarity and historical significance

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Inert .303 British Mk VII Round – RL 1914 WW1 Royal Laboratory Cartridge braces Given its rarity and historicalOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VII cartridge with RL 14 headstamp, manufactured in 1914 by the Royal Laboratory, Woolwich Arsenal, London. The RL factory code represents the historic Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, one of Britains principal military ammunition production facilities during the early stages of the First World War. The 14 date marks this cartridge as an early WW1 production example manufactured during the opening year of the conflict. The