Original British Victorian Named Officer's Three-Draw Brass Field Telescope with Photo of Regimental Officers Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns The aircraft was later shot

The aircraft was later shot down on 9 October 1944 during an attack on Koepang Harbour

which used them to drop sensors onto the Ho Chi Minh Trail as late as 1967

The scabbard of this example is straight throughout with chocolate paint and no indentations

internal liner and oxygen mask retainers was also made and in some versions the dual dark and transparent visors system was installed

Original British Victorian Named Officer's Three-Draw Brass Field Telescope with Photo of Regimental Officers Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns The aircraft was later shotOriginal Items. One Set Only. From the great named Optics Collection IMA received in 2018, this fine three drawer telescope measures 29" when fully extended including the Sun Shade, and just 11" in length when fully closed. The telescope is mounted in a wooden sleeve and has a 4" extending Sun Shade to front. The sun shade also has a sliding lens cover on the end, while the eyepiece lens cover is unfortunately missing. The rear brass barrel is