Shell Carrier, Circa WW1

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Historical information

Used to protect Artillery Shells and Projectiles by the German Imperial Army

Significance

An example of the protection offered to Artillary shells by the German Imperial Army during ww1

Physical description

Shell Carrier of Wicker of tightly woven Wicker, Leather, Cylindrical in shape with a Tapered Nose. Leather and Metal Carrying Handle to bottom. Four Leather Reenforcing Rings to Exterior. Nose poen to the Diameter of 45mm.

Inscriptions & markings

None

Subjects

Identifier

SO-2

Date made

Circa WW1

Place made

Germany

Materials

Leather,, Cane, Metal

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Victorian Collections

https://victoriancollections.net.au/items/5d9576c021ea670f78f02a4f

Accessed 25 November 2024

This record was last updated 4 years ago

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