Original British WWII Binocular 7 x 50 Bino Prism No 5 Mk IV by Ross of London Antique Flintlock Firearms One of Chamberlain's younger brothers

One of Chamberlain's younger brothers

is an anti-personnel fragmentation defensive grenade

It appears that this weapon saw service in the British military and was perhaps then sold off to the East India Company at a later date

A true Gentleman's traveling Blunderbuss that converts into an overcoat pistol for use in the City and then converts into a Fowling Piece while in the Country

George Bowler Tullidge III received the Bronze Star

Original British WWII Binocular 7 x 50 Bino Prism No 5 Mk IV by Ross of London Antique Flintlock Firearms One of Chamberlain's younger brothersOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. Very good condition British WW2 issue military binocular 7 x 50 bino prism No 5 Mk IV by Ross of London. Ross, supplied the British War Department during WW1 and WW2. They are the most well known maker of the military binoculars. This model was used by the British Army and are classified as 7 x 50 Prismatic No5 MK 4. the design was derived from the Ross Stepnite, which was introduced in 1930. The military Mk IV