Original British WWI Gun Telescope Sighting No. 7 Mark I - Dated 1916 MG 34 Ammo Storage and potassium chlorate

and potassium chlorate

the regiment lost nineteen men by disease and one was killed by the accidental discharge of his musket

Ersatz Bayonets were considered "emergency" issue and were easy to manufacture and usually all steel

Year of Manufacture: circa 1851 - converted later

Original British WWI Gun Telescope Sighting No. 7 Mark I - Dated 1916 MG 34 Ammo Storage and potassium chlorateOriginal Item: Only One Available. A gun sighting telescope, dated 1916 and engraved with the maker's name: W. OTTWAY & Co. LTD. EALING. It is made of brass and has focusing ring and a ring to alter the magnifying power (with a corresponding scale up to 21) by rotating the eyepiece end. There is a brass objective lens cap. Both the cap and the telescope have the government broad arrow mark. Used for artillery sighting during the GREAT WAR. Measures