During my years of metal detecting I have picked a fair amount of rifle casings from the old battlefields, POW- and army camps. I have chosen some interesting ones and made them into some unique and historical cuff links, both stylish and great conversation starters.
I found many of them in trenches or fighting positions and the spent casings had most probably been fired against the enemy.
They come in cool little military style wooden boxes and they are for sale in the webshop :
https://www.hobbyhistorica.com/store/c1/HobbyHistoricaShop
I found many of them in trenches or fighting positions and the spent casings had most probably been fired against the enemy.
They come in cool little military style wooden boxes and they are for sale in the webshop :
https://www.hobbyhistorica.com/store/c1/HobbyHistoricaShop
Norwegian 7.92 casings, produced under the German occupation.
British .303s from the fighting in Northern Norway in late May 1940.
German 7.92s from their Norwegian campaign in 1940.
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