A scarce George Roth 24 Gauge Patent brass cartridge

A scarce George Roth 24 Gauge Patent brass cartridge, representing an interesting example of early European metallic shotgun-cartridge development.

Manufactured by Georg Roth , in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this unusual 24-gauge example features an all-brass case and Roth patent construction, with its 3 x slotted sections that are used to retain the top card/wad

The cartridge features a reusable brass case and markings. Brass shotgun cases were produced for sporting and other applications

Brass was used for 12-gauge cartridge cases because it offered several practical advantages, particularly before paper shotgun cases became dominant.

Durability - Moisture Resistant - Reliable Extraction - Long Storage life - Black Powder

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