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The badge features a skull and crossbones
this brass-cased cartridge predates the widespread adoption of steel cases that became common from 1939 onwards
44 fuze was primarily employed in shells fired from British and Commonwealth artillery
This is the first model that was issued during 1943/44 so would have been used in Normandy and Operations in Belgium and Holland
Inert WWII .303 Lee–Enfield Round (1941) – Ministry of Supply, Radway Green Royal Navy Book For added convenienceThis inert WWII . 303 British LeeEnfield round, dated 1941, was manufactured by the Ministry of Supply Factory at Radway Green, Cheshire, one of Britains principal wartime ammunition plants. The headstamp clearly shows the 1941 date and RG factory code, confirming its early war production. This example has been professionally deactivated inerted, containing no live primer or propellant, making it completely safe for display. Retaining its original