WWI Royal Engineers Non Voided Economy Cap Badge King George V Rem-UMC The headstamp “S67 S 16”

The headstamp “S67 S 16” identifies this as an Imperial German military spitzer (“S-Patrone”) loading manufactured during the First World War for use in the Gewehr 98 and other German service rifles

lined with soft fabric and embossed with the Wilkinson Sword branding

Collectors particularly value these cartridges for their unusual markings and historical connection to South African military manufacture during WW2

was Elkington traditionally a maker of silver products

A Queen Victoria Farthing coin dated 1857 is a small copper coin that was issued during the reign of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom

WWI Royal Engineers Non Voided Economy Cap Badge King George V Rem-UMC The headstamp “S67 S 16”The WWI Royal Engineers Non Voided Economy Cap Badge, featuring King George V's cypher, is a historic military insignia used during World War I. It is made of brass or bronze and depicts the royal cipher of King George V, encircled by a laurel wreath topped with a crown. Unlike other versions, this "economy" badge is non voided, meaning it has a solid center without cut out sections. It was introduced as a cost saving measure during wartime. Worn by