Original British Army WWI Named Sergeant Grouping Brown Bess 5 variable aperture lens

5 variable aperture lens

The other side of the reciver is marked K

variable fuse burning times

During World War I the 26th Division spent 210 days in combat

Original British Army WWI Named Sergeant Grouping Brown Bess 5 variable aperture lensOriginal Item: Only One Available. Sergeant George Clarence Penny served in the British Army During The Great War and was shot in the arm. He survived and his family made a framed display in his memory which features his medals, photo a 7. 92mm German bullet that "struck" his arm as well as a letter he wrote to his wife after the war. We do not think the bullet is the same one that struck GCP's arm as it has no indication that it impacted a bone. Here