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An original British 6-Pounder Mk. IV shell case, dated 1911, manufactured by King’s Norton Metal Co., later repurposed as trench art. The 6-Pounder naval gun was widely employed on Royal Navy warships and auxiliary vessels during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, continuing in service through the First and into the Second World War.
This shell case is of drawn brass construction with flared rim and stamped base markings, including manufacturer KN (King’s Norton), date”‘4 ’11” (April 1911), and calibre designation. The case has been repurposed into trench art, reflecting its post-service adaptation into a souvenir or commemorative item.
Dimensions
Overall height: approx. 24cm
Base diameter: approx. 7.5cm
Rim diameter: approx. 11cm
Condition
The shell case remains in good display condition. Brass has developed an aged patina with light surface marks from handling and use. Base markings are difficult to read. The flared mouth of the casing remains intact, although crude. No splits, cracks, or repairs noted.
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