This is a shell case brass primer used by 3.7cm KwK 36 PzGr kps shell fired by Panzer 3 tank .The primer has all its markings that can be seen including dated 1941. The primer still has its original brass colour with no real damage it has been very well cleaned and retains all of its original colour and is perfect for display or any collection the primer is completely empty and inert and is in nice condition for a battlefield recovered one. The primer was recovered from Bialystok which was a Russian pocket of resistance in Poland during Operation Barbarossa, invasion of Russia in 1941.The primer comes with A5 laminated information sheet.
The Battle of Białystok–Minsk was a German strategic operation conducted by the Army Group Centre under the command of Fedor Von Bock during the penetration of the Soviet border region in the opening stage of Operation Barbarossa lasting from 22 June to 3 July 1941. Its goal, the encirclement and destruction of the Red Army's Western Front forces around Bialystok and Minsk, was accomplished. All major Soviet counterattacks and break-through attempts failed, and the defenders were defeated, allowing for the Wehrmacht to take many Soviet prisoners German losses were very light compared to the Russians.
This is a shell case brass primer used by 3.7cm KwK 36 PzGr kps shell fired by Panzer 3 tank .The primer has all its markings that can be seen including dated 1941. The primer still has its original brass colour with no real damage it has been very well cleaned and retains all of its original colour and is perfect for display or any collection the primer is completely empty and inert and is in nice condition for a battlefield recovered one. The primer was recovered from Bialystok which was a Russian pocket of resistance in Poland during Operation Barbarossa, invasion of Russia in 1941.The primer comes with A5 laminated information sheet.
The Battle of Białystok–Minsk was a German strategic operation conducted by the Army Group Centre under the command of Fedor Von Bock during the penetration of the Soviet border region in the opening stage of Operation Barbarossa lasting from 22 June to 3 July 1941. Its goal, the encirclement and destruction of the Red Army's Western Front forces around Bialystok and Minsk, was accomplished. All major Soviet counterattacks and break-through attempts failed, and the defenders were defeated, allowing for the Wehrmacht to take many Soviet prisoners German losses were very light compared to the Russians.
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