Wwii ammo for sale

[Eric Henderson]

I have a box of 50 cartridges pistol ball .45 M1911
lot E.C. S-24803X0 marked.

repacked E.C. 7-44

haven't opened it, don't know the make..

not even sure of fair market price?

Eric H.
ehcatsfan@aol.com

phone pictures texted upon request..send number

[dave]

Do not now if you have checked into shipping but it has many regs to ship ammo. During a shortage of .380 pistol I sent a box to my B in L. Cost was around 29.00. Fed. Ex., next day air. and other. Do not send USPS, illegal!

[bruce]

Probably some collector interest. Cost to ship is not so bad. I have used UPS and FedEx, depending on which one I was closest to. Properly boxed, marked ... it's no big deal. Send it ground. Sincerely. bruce.

[gwp]

EC Evansville Ordnance Plant (Chrysler) - Evansville, Indiana: a division of Chrysler-Plymouth. (June 1942 to April 1944) They manufactured brass-cased ammunition. From 1943 to 1944 it manufactured steel-cased .45 ACP ammunition.

The Evansville Ordnance Plant that was the largest producer of .45 ACP ammunition in the war.

From: http://www.hayesotoupalik.com/U.S.%2...Ammunition.htm

WW2 Evansville Ordnance Plant 50 round carton of .45 M1911 Steel cased cartridges in Excellent Condition as issued with Colt, Remington, Ithaca etc M1911A1 .45 autos and Thompson SMGs and M3 Grease guns. Excellent condition original carton of ammo. $35.00

[Eric Henderson]

ok...for sale for $35.00...text number for texted photos....buyer pays actual shipping only...no extra profit..thanks..
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[Tuna]

In my neck of the woods if you can get $20 for it your lucky. E.C made 100's of millions of steel case .45 acp and it all went into storage as they also developed the Spam can.