Original British Georgian Naval Telescope named to Captain William Swiney R.N. 1747 - 1829 Martini-Henry Bayonets and served on all fronts

and served on all fronts during the conflict

It is however not a 88/14 model

teamed with the TA-12B transmitter just out of view to its right

some French tastes remained and in an effort to cooperate Britain supplied the Egyptian Army with these Light Cavalry Sabers

The Trench mirror is of highly polished and plated steel

Original British Georgian Naval Telescope named to Captain William Swiney R.N. 1747 - 1829 Martini-Henry Bayonets and served on all frontsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an 18th Century single draw brass telescope measuring 34" open and 26 1 2" when closed, which has its body clad in leather. The maker information is engraved on the inner draw of the telescope by the eyepiece: Whyte Thomson & Co. GLASGOW It still gives a good image despite its great age, though there are a few dents that one can feel under the leather wrap. These fortunately do nothing to impede its use and attest