British 6 Pdr (57mm) Common Pointed Explosive Shell with Base Fuze. 22nd series Safety features such as overcharge

Safety features such as overcharge protection

This display piece captures the distinctive look of linked ammunition as used in belt-fed systems

The MCI serves as a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of military supply efforts during a pivotal period in American history

The Worcester Regiment cap badge is a distinguished emblem that reflects the rich history and heritage of this British Army regiment

British 6 Pdr (57mm) Common Pointed Explosive Shell with Base Fuze. 22nd series Safety features such as overchargeThe British 6 Pounder (57mm) Common Pointed Explosive Shell with Base Fuze is a significant artillery round used during World War II, primarily in anti tank and naval roles. This shell features a pointed nose designed for aerodynamic efficiency and penetration, while its explosive charge is designed to maximize damage upon impact. The base fuze mechanism, located at the shell's rear, ensures detonation upon penetration, making it highly effective