Original British Naval Telescope by F. Stoppani of London - Named to Capt. George Martin German Mauser 98k K98 102nd Infantry Regiment

102nd Infantry Regiment

German WW1 examples are often encountered with the saw teeth removed

An unusual system

1945 the 13th and 101st Airborne Divisions were notified of their reassignment to the Pacific

Original British Naval Telescope by F. Stoppani of London - Named to Capt. George Martin German Mauser 98k K98 102nd Infantry RegimentOriginal Item. Only one available. This early brass constructed two draw telescope has a fine wood covering to the barrel, and is definitely of top quality construction. It has a movable dust shield for the eyepiece lens, as well as a front dust cover on the sun shade that has a movable shield, so it is not necessary to remove the lens shield to use the telescope. The barrel nearest the eye piece is marked: F Stoppani, London, Day or Night. On pulling