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and a stainless steel spring for long-lasting performance
produced various models of safety lamps for the mining industry
providing a vital source of fresh water for downed aircrew and shipwreck survivors
and the historic legacy of St John Ambulance in providing first aid and community support
inscribed with the motto "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" (Evil to him who evil thinks)
1912 Dated Royal Navy 4.5 Mk1 Brass Cartridge Case Queen Victoria 1837 - 1901 and a stainless steel springThe 1912 dated Royal Navy 4. 5 Mk1 brass cartridge case is a historically significant artifact from the early 20th century, marking a period of naval innovation and global tension. Measuring approximately 40 cm in length, this robust brass casing was used in conjunction with the 4. 5 inch naval gun, a mainstay in British naval artillery during World War I. The cartridge case is cylindrical, with a wide base and a slightly tapered neck, designed to