War Shell

Through Shot and Shell by James Nathan Muir is a powerful and emotionally charged bronze sculpture that immerses the viewer in the chaos of a Civil War battlefield.

A Large First World War Leather Shell Carrier Stick Stand An impressive and rare, larger-sized shell carrier featuring a rich, original color and its intact leather handle.

Made out of recycled war refuse such as shell casings, spent bullets or whatever came to hand, they open a window to the past.

Antique French pair of shell casings from the World War I Very typical of this war because the freedom of Alsace and Lorraine was one of the many issues at stake in this confrontati...

Brass table lamp made of a naval artillery shell dated production year 1943. The shell is meticulously incised with lines to create a brick pattern. Marked at the bottom 3" MK7 MOD 1...

Original vintage World War Two bomb safety poster - This child found a 'blind' Accidents occur daily with blinds left on ranges Report all blinds for destruction at the end of the da...

Antique French pair of shell casings from the World War I vases. Trench Artillery Brass engraved representing on each casing.

Antique French pair of shell casings from the World War I. Trench Artillery Brass engraved representing a heron in a pond surrounded by rushes on each casing.

The “Eighteen Pounder” Cocktail Shaker Attributed to the Gorham Manufacturing Company Circa 1917 A striking fusion of wartime engineering and American cocktail culture, this rare sh...

This antique 1917 shell casing is a remarkable example of trench art, crafted with care and skill during the First World War (1914–1918).

Massive World War I brass artillery shell case marked "Polte Magdeburg Juni 1911" fitted with custom round pillbox cushion upholstered in sea foam green faux leather.

Antique WWI Trench Art Engraved Brass Artillery Shell Table Lamp Offered for sale is a unique and interesting antique World War One engraved brass artillery shell mounted upon a pl...

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this antique trench art shell casing. Created in Germany, and dated 1918, this World War I artillery shell casing has been maste...

This antique World War I shell case from 1916 is a remarkable example of trench art, showcasing the creativity and skill of soldiers or artisans who transformed wartime materials int...

On April 13, 1918, during the First World War, a shell launched by the Big Bertha exploded in the Place du Combat.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

On October 13, 1870, in the midst of the Franco-Prussian war, a shell exploded in Napoleon III's apartments, setting off a fire that engulfed the château for two days.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Destroyed by fire (with the exception of a few outbuildings and its majestic garden) in 1870, during the Franco-Prussian War. The burned-out shell stood until 1891, when it was demol...

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shells and gun casings.

A beautiful and unusually high quality pair of first World War Shell cases we believe made by The New York Brake Company for the French 75 MM field gun.

Original vintage World War Two bomb safety poster - This child found a 'blind' Accidents occur daily with blinds left on ranges Report all blinds for destruction at the end of the da...

Durot's creation. There is a hard 'shell' on the base that the softer polyurethane sits inside.

This wonderful set of French trench art is from the first World War. Both pieces are carved brass shells ("obus de 48 and 75mm").

These are two beautiful French First World War brass shell case mugs with scrolled copper handles and scalloped tops.

This collection of First World War Trench consists of a brass mortar Shell Oil lamp with a beautiful fluted bottom and intricately decorated with grapes, leaves and a blank shield.

The fin of the shell bears the date 1942 but the lamp was probably made just after the war as its fabulous original geometric fibreglass gimped shade dates from just after the war.Th...

Fantastic leather 2nd World War shell carrier with cork interior. Tooled on the bottom No. 60 III, B.H. & G.

World War I Artillery Shell Vase. Canadian shell base.

Pair of World War I brass shell casings trench art vases, circa 1918 French trench art vases.

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this antique trench art shell vase from France, dated 1918. Made of brass, the artillery shell casing vase feature repousse flor...

These flasks are believed to have been carved by soldiers or sailors who had traveled through the East or West Indies where green, carvable coconut shells were plentiful. French pris...

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning and very rare industrial steel metal crimping work bench table made by The Projectile & Eng Co Ltd London makers of shells during wor...

During the First World War production had to change to war material, especially ignitors for shells.

The blade itself is slender and decorated on each side with numerous royal and marine embellishments, including two portraits of war vessels on the shell-guard that no doubt symboliz...

World War Artillery Shell Vase

World War Artillery Shell Vase

World War I Artillery Shell Vase made from German shell case base.

World War II era woven wicker artillery shell case, likely French.

English WWI brass artillery gun shell now a waste basket. From large scale artillery, now with wooden bottom & lion mask handles for use as a waste basket. 11.25" w. at handles, 9.25...

Original antique World War One war loan poster - Buy Military Loan 5½% The supply of Artillery Shells is the Key to Victory / ??????