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WWII boxes of .45 ACP *3 complete boxes of 50 and 1 box with 46 rounds.
The real deal!!!! Two of the boxes have the initials "BP" written on them in marker,
boxes are in surprisingly good shape to be 82 years old!! The box with 46 rounds is $60 all others $80
Contents: 50 Cartridges, Pistol Ball steel case brass coated
Caliber: .45 M1911 (.45 ACP)
Ammunition Lot: E.C. -S-25164
Repack Date: E.C. 6-44 (June 1944)
Manufacturer: Evansville Ordnance Plant (operated by Chrysler during WWII), which famously produced steel-cased .45 ACP ammunition for the U.S. military war effort