British Artillery 105mm Brass Casing Dated 1969 INERT

The British Artillery 105mm Brass Casing Dated 1969 INERT is an original artillery shell casing used by British armed forces. Manufactured in 1969, this casing is constructed from solid brass and was originally designed for use with 105mm caliber artillery guns, such as those employed in the British Army during the mid-to-late 20th century. The casing bears clear headstamp markings indicating its caliber, origin, and year of production. It has been rendered completely inert, containing no explosive components or propellant, and is safe for handling and display. Brass casings of this type were widely used in artillery units for both training and active service purposes. The 105mm artillery round formed a core component of NATO-standard ordinance during the Cold War period, making examples like this representative of standard military equipment from that era. This item provides an accurate physical example of British artillery munitions used during the late 1960s.