Original U.S. Spanish-American War Captured Mauser Cartridge from Captain Cook of USS Brooklyn with Provenance Envelope - Dated July 3rd, 1898 MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets This is particularly evident on

This is particularly evident on the left side of the grip

Cardinal Mazarin

but this is not uncommon for Iron Cross awards

set into felt backed rubber frames bearing various cyrillic markings

The chemical analysis of this steel was somewhat unusual and did not conform to any of the standard stools used in this country

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Captured Mauser Cartridge from Captain Cook of USS Brooklyn with Provenance Envelope - Dated July 3rd, 1898 MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets This is particularly evident onOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous souvenir of the Spanish American War, a captured Mauser cartridge supposedly taken by Captain Francis A. Cook of the USS Brooklyn, which became famous for defeating the Spanish fleet at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba. Not Available for Export. The provenance envelope that comes with it reads: Mauser shell + bullet from Capt. Cook of the Brooklyn Taken from one of Cerveras fleet After its defeat in