1935 Dated .380 INERT British Webley Revolver Cartridge – RL Royal Laboratory Mk I DAL representing the Hampshire Regiment’s esteemed

representing the Hampshire Regiment’s esteemed history and service

Designed for emergency battlefield wound care

this £5 replaced the iconic Bank of England White £5 in 1957

Hitler’s Germany began its attack against France and the Low Countries on 10 May 1940

The “37-85” headstamp identifies it as a case for the 37 mm Hotchkiss (Mle 1885) calibre round

1935 Dated .380 INERT British Webley Revolver Cartridge – RL Royal Laboratory Mk I DAL representing the Hampshire Regiment’s esteemedThis inert . 380 British revolver cartridge is dated 1935 and manufactured by RL (Royal Laboratory), Woolwich, one of the primary producers of British military ammunition during the inter war period. Designed for use in British service revolvers such as the Webley and Enfield . 38 calibre revolvers, this cartridge represents standard British sidearm ammunition issued to the armed forces throughout the 1930s. Between 1930 and 1937, . 380 revolver