New pieces

[Spaceinvader]

Got these awesome pieces from a dealer I met through a Facebook ordnance group, and am very happy with these. 

Hopefully the headstamp pics are not too blurry to read.

 

The 2 smallest which are very nicely done cutaways (not sure by who). One is a 1938 dated .303 AP round. The other is a nice 7.62x51 tracer. Unsure of maker on either and the date on the 7.62. 

 

 

Next is a nice condition .50 M48 spotter round made by Lake City in 1969. And along with it a .50 AP round (black tip was painted back on by me as it was missing). Its not in the original case, simply one I had extra. 

 

 

Next a very very nice Russian 12.7mm AP-T.  Was made in 1972 at the Novosibirsk Low Voltage Equipment Plant. This is my first example of a combat 12.7mm round. The other is a bakelite dummy. 

 

 

Second last is a WW2 .55 Boys AP round. Nice condition and markings, good example to go with the 5 spare AP cores I got last year at the same show. Anyone got info on the markings of this one? 

 

 

And last but not least which I know the least about, a 1" Nordenfelt round. I havent been able to find much on this specific round as it always comes up with the harder to find brass/bronze jacketed projectile. If anyone has info on it please let me know! 

 

Sorry the pics are not in order, didnt know I had to put them in order! 

[Guest Fred Karno's Army]

Loved the Boyes AT rifle,found memories of blasting rocks apart with one in Wales in the 1980s lol,and put one straight through a P38 pilots armour plate shield  .

[Spaceinvader]

I had only seen pictures of these rounds before so was very happy to get an example for the collection. Its one hell of a round and I can imagine with the AP rounds it would go through a decent amount of steel!