Ammo box 9mm

Replica of a German 9mm pistol ammunition box from World War II. The packaging includes a precisely crafted cardboard box with historically accurate prints and labeling, based on original wartime examples. The label lists production codes, materials, lacquer types, and manufacturing dates, just like the originals.

This type of box was a standard part of a German soldier’s equipment. It held 16 rounds of 9×19 mm ammunition, which was the standard caliber for weapons such as the P08 Luger, P38, or MP40. Thanks to its detailed design, the replica is ideal for reenactors, collectors, or as a film prop.

A notable detail is the variety of markings used during the war. Labels changed depending on the year, factory, and materials used (brass, steel, lacquered), with each element carrying specific information – often coded and known only to military personnel.

These boxes were produced in large quantities across various German munitions factories, each using its own factory code (e.g., "emp", "aux", "dou"). Modern replicas faithfully recreate these features, making them a valuable addition to any historically accurate Wehrmacht kit.