Original British WWI Named Officer's Large Two Draw Telescope by Watson & Sons London - Dated 1901 Mortars This is a nice example

This is a nice example of a Navigational Compass as used in aircraft of France during WWII

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and effectively defeated the entire purpose of having a repeating rifle

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Original British WWI Named Officer's Large Two Draw Telescope by Watson & Sons London - Dated 1901 Mortars This is a nice exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a Classic Officer's private purchase, top of the line large two draw brass telescope. It is marked on the smallest barrel by the eyepiece with the maker and model information: (Broad Arrow) W. WATSON & SONS LONDON 1901 1541 It is also marked with the name officer who owned it: COL. W. EWBANK ROY'L ENG'S The telescope comes complete with a forward extending sun shade (very stiff), giving it a length of 51"