WW2 German 3.7 cm PAK Shell Casing INERT

The WW2 German 3.7 cm PAK Shell Casing INERT is an authentic military artifact originating from the Second World War. Designed for use in the 3.7 cm Panzerabwehrkanone (PAK) anti-tank gun, this brass casing was an integral part of German anti-tank operations from the late 1930s into the early 1940s. The shell casing measures approximately 155–158 mm in length, with a 37 mm internal diameter, and typically features stamped manufacturer’s codes, dates, and acceptance marks on the base. As an inert item, this casing has been completely emptied of all explosive content and is safe for handling and display. Such shell casings were commonly collected after use or salvaged from battlefields. They provide tangible insight into the technological developments and material culture of German artillery during WW2. This piece is intended for historical study and collection by those interested in 20th-century military equipment.