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Original INERT 7.92×57mm Mauser Round – P635 • 1939 • Gustloff-Werke, Austria

Original INERT 7.92×57mm Mauser Round – P635 • 1939 • Gustloff-Werke, Austria

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This original INERT 7.92×57mm Mauser round, head‑stamped P635 • 1939, was manufactured by Gustloff-Werke, Otto Eberhardt-Patronenfabrik, Hirtenberg, Niederdonau. Fully deactivated and safe for handling, the round retains its original case, headstamp, and finish, making it an ideal display piece or educational example of German pre-WWII ammunition production. The 1939 date situates it at the beginning of World War II, highlighting ammunition used by German forces. Perfect for collectors of Mauser cartridges, WWII-era ordnance, or inert ordnance displays, this round provides a tangible piece of German arms history suitable for safe exhibition.