Warren Fisher: Treasury Note, 1 Pound, (1923), W1/59/94162, (Duggleby; T34, GF am these rounds were produced specifically

these rounds were produced specifically for War Office trials as Kynoch sought to secure a major contract to supply ammunition for the Lewis Gun

The bag retains its original leather fastening strap and displays honest service wear consistent with military use

and other utility purposes

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Its modular design allows easy attachment to tactical vests and belts

Warren Fisher: Treasury Note, 1 Pound, (1923), W1/59/94162, (Duggleby; T34, GF am these rounds were produced specificallyWarren Fisher: Treasury Note, 1 Pound, (1923), W1 59 94162, (Duggleby; T34), GF. was a banknote issued by the British Treasury in the 1920s. Obverse Brown and green. Portrait of King George V at right, St. George and Dragon at left. Reverse The Palace of Westminster, housing the House of Commons and the House of Lords of the UK Government. Date first issued: 22 January 1917. Date ceased to be legal tender: 1 August 1933. Printed by Waterlow Bros and