Original US WWII Colt .45 ACP Inert Cartridge – EC 1943 Evansville Chrysler ECB a scroll bears the regiment's

a scroll bears the regiment's motto

and clear) are present and securely stored in the base compartment

this brass clip showcases the practical ingenuity of wartime ammunition safety

Cold War era military equipment

These coats were designed for extreme Scandinavian winter conditions and issued for military cold-weather use

Original US WWII Colt .45 ACP Inert Cartridge – EC 1943 Evansville Chrysler ECB a scroll bears the regiment'sAn original U. S. World War II . 45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) inert cartridge manufactured in 1943 by the Evansville Ordnance Plant (Chrysler Division), Indiana, and featuring the wartime EC 43 military headstamp. The EC headstamp identifies production at the Evansville Ordnance Plant, operated by the Chrysler Corporation from 1942 to 1944 as part of America's massive wartime ammunition programme. The plant became one of the largest producers of .