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14. Five Types of Cartridge in Common Use During the War47

15. Sections of Four Bullets To Show Relative Thickness of Mantles51

16. Entry and Exit Mauser Wounds56

17. Gutter Wound of Shoulder56

18. Oblique Gutter Exit Wound 57

19. Oval Entry, Starred Exit Wounds58

20. Circular Entry, Slit Exit Wounds59

21. Circular Entry, Starred Exit Wounds59

22. Entry and Exit Wounds in Six Successive Spots made by same Bullet61

23. Four Successive Entry and Exit Wounds of same Bullet62

24. Superficial Abdomino-thoracic Track64

25. Superficial Linear Ecchymosis of Thigh65

25a. Sections of Mauser Entry and Exit Wounds74

25b. Prolapsed Omentum77

26. Sections of Four Bullets82

27. Normal Mauser Bullet83

28. Four Mauser Ricochets 84

29. Mauser Ricochet, Disc Form 85

30. Fissured Mauser Mantle 86

31. Mausers Deformed by Impact on Femur 86

32. Apical Mauser Ricochet 87

33. Spiral Ricochet88


34. Normal Lee-Metford Bullet89

35. Apical Lee-Metford Ricochets90

36.         "         "         "         91

37. Four Types of Soft-nosed Bullets92

38. 'Set-up' Soft-nosed Lee-Metford Bullets92

39. Flattened, Solid-based Mantle From Ricochet93

40. Mauser Bullet, Jeffreys-Tweedie Modification94

41. Section of Mark IV. and Soft-nosed Mauser94

42. Tampered Bullets95

43. Large Leaden Sporting Bullets