Original British Army Sweetened Milk Powder Ration Tin (Full Contents) – 10oz – Military Issue King George III Coins 1760 - 1820 sealed in waxed paper to

sealed in waxed paper to ensure sterility and water resistance in tropical or battlefield conditions

The company was founded in 1724 when John Rodgers first rented the star and Maltese cross mark from the Cutlers’ Company

known for its balance between power and recoil control

and later conflicts

Original British Army Sweetened Milk Powder Ration Tin (Full Contents) – 10oz – Military Issue King George III Coins 1760 - 1820 sealed in waxed paper toAn original British military issue Sweetened Milk Powder ration tin retaining its original contents. Finished in olive drab military paint and clearly stencilled: "SWEETENED MILK POWDER10 OZSA & B LTD." This is a genuine period military food supply container used for the storage and distribution of sweetened milk powder for field and ration use. Unlike many surviving examples that have been emptied or opened, this example still retains its original