John Player & Sons Regimental Uniforms Second Series 1913 medal a large-calibre British round developed

a large-calibre British round developed for dangerous game hunting during the classic safari era

The factory had previously produced ammunition under the P25 code before changing to the hla code as part of the Wehrmacht's security programme to conceal the identities of military contractors

enhancing its value and desirability

weather-resistant casing

5×54 Mannlicher–Schönauer became one of Europe’s most respected sporting cartridges and was widely used in Greek Mannlicher military rifles as well as high-quality sporting rifles for hunting across Europe and Africa

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