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Original British Naval Telescope by F. Stoppani of London - Named to Capt. George Martin Russian Artillery In 1912 at the insistence

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In 1912 at the insistence of King George V Nepal was issued with the latest P-1903 SMLE Rifles as carried by all British troops in World War One

Can also be used as a modern day casual attaché case

if only it could talk

and were also commonly called heavy cavalry

Original British Naval Telescope by F. Stoppani of London - Named to Capt. George Martin Russian Artillery In 1912 at the insistenceOriginal Item. Only one available. This early brass constructed two draw telescope has a fine wood covering to the barrel, and is definitely of top quality construction. It has a movable dust shield for the eyepiece lens, as well as a front dust cover on the sun shade that has a movable shield, so it is not necessary to remove the lens shield to use the telescope. The barrel nearest the eye piece is marked: F Stoppani, London, Day or Night. On pulling

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