Original Imperial German WWI 21 cm Krupp Mörser Brass Cartridge Polte Magdeburg January 1918 SP406 Case- Dated 1918 Officers Britain had learned from the

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Original Imperial German WWI 21 cm Krupp Mörser Brass Cartridge Polte Magdeburg January 1918 SP406 Case- Dated 1918 Officers Britain had learned from theThe German WWI 21 cm Krupp Mrser brass cartridge case, specifically manufactured by Polte Magdeburg in January 1918, represents a critical piece of artillery history from the First World War. This brass casing was used with the 21 cm Mrser, a heavy howitzer designed by the renowned German arms manufacturer Krupp, known for its advanced engineering and significant contributions to the German military. The 21 cm Mrser, introduced in 1910, was a