hi I've had this large brass shell casing for quite a while , obviously I know what it is ..but I dont know what kind of artillery piece may have used such a round , its german and is dated 1918. can anybody help ? : r/whatisthisthing

Found this item in an old storage room. It's hollowed-out, and has some numbers and scribblings down at the bottom. My initial thought was, “anti aircraft shell,” though I'm not sure since

WW1 British Brass Artillery Shell Casing Vase Dated 1918 at

Metal can in shape of a bullet. What was originally in that box

My dad bought a shell and a casing, but we don´t know what they

Trying to identify artillery shell casing - spent brass - General Ammunition Discussion - International Ammunition Association Web Forum

Found in ww2 zone, pretty sure it's an artillery shell, my questions are : is it safe ? What shell it is ? : r/metaldetecting

I think I found an artillery or anti-tank round in an abandoned house in Louisville Kentucky. : r/whatisthisthing

Artillery shell cases, fuzes, primers and tubes. – Stephen Taylor, WW2 Relic Hunter

Artillery shell cases, fuzes, primers and tubes. – Stephen Taylor

Can anyone tell me what the markings on the bottom of this shell casing mean? (My thumb is covering a business logo) : r/MilitaryHistory

identification - What do the marking on these artillery shell casings in brass and steel mean? - History Stack Exchange

Need help identifying this shell, was handed down to me a few years ago and is 50mm wide and approx 23.5 cm long, I think it's a British artillery shell of some

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Some kind of large shell, not sure exactly what it is, base measures 6” (152.4mm) : r/whatisthisthing

My dad bought a shell and a casing, but we don´t know what they