Original French WWI Longue-vue Monoculaire Telescope with Tripod - Dated 1917 Brown Bess Musket Parts Gordons and Camerons) and the

Gordons and Camerons) and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders to form the Royal Regiment of Scotland

to cut off supply and separate British from American troops

Production of the MG 13 continued through 1938 and this model saw extensive service in WWII

After the defeat of Austria and her allies in 1866

all the issued Mark One Martini-Henry were then recalled and modified to the new Mark Two pattern with and additional roman numeral "I" being added alongside the existing "I" indicating the changes had been carried out

Original French WWI Longue-vue Monoculaire Telescope with Tripod - Dated 1917 Brown Bess Musket Parts Gordons and Camerons) and theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptionally rare french WWI French Longue vue Monoculaire artillery optic with tripod mount manufactured by G. FOURNIER of PARIS dated 1917. The optic is constructed of brass and measures approximately 18 in length. It has 3 viewing eye pieces, which can spin to attain different powers of magnification 15x, 23x, and 30x. The optic is nicely marked on the barrel: TELESCOPE. OBSERVATION M. 1917 No 3692 The