Original British WWI Named Officer's Large Two Draw Telescope by Watson & Sons London - Dated 1901 Mortars and a nice condition lens

and a nice condition lens

Pete is getting his hair cut in a forest clearing

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

In the center of the plate is the Norfolk City coat of arms

Original British WWI Named Officer's Large Two Draw Telescope by Watson & Sons London - Dated 1901 Mortars and a nice condition lensOriginal 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"