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Inert .50 Cal (12.7mm) Round – “ME” Manroy Contract with 4-Dot Rosette Mark Spode Serving which was the common material

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Inert .50 Cal (12.7mm) Round – “ME” Manroy Contract with 4-Dot Rosette Mark Spode Serving which was the common materialThis complete inert . 50 calibre (12. 799mm) round features a distinctive ME headstamp, identifying it as part of a British military contract associated with Manroy Engineering Ltd. Unlike standard production ammunition, Manroy marked rounds were typically produced under subcontract by major European manufacturers, adding an extra layer of interest for collectors. A standout feature of this example is the unusual 4 dot rosette marking visible on the

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