INERT Original 6.5mm Japanese Arisaka Cartridge – WWII Imperial Japanese Ammunition 1980 Designed for cold-weather military service

Designed for cold-weather military service

All periods are supplemented with rare in-wear photographs

A nice fantastic  example of a British 1946 Dated  military  Jack Knife   The blades are in excellent  condition

showing only minimal signs of careful use

The decoration was instituted on 21 July 1867 and is awarded to government officers for a minimum of 25 years of service

INERT Original 6.5mm Japanese Arisaka Cartridge – WWII Imperial Japanese Ammunition 1980 Designed for cold-weather military serviceThis original inert 6. 5mm Japanese Arisaka cartridge is a genuine example of Imperial Japanese military ammunition, widely used during the early to mid 20th century. The 6. 5x50mmSR Arisaka cartridge was the standard service round for the Japanese military and was primarily issued for use in the famous Imperial Japanese Army service rifles, including the Type 38 rifle. Introduced in 1897, the 6. 5mm Arisaka cartridge became known for its reliability,