Original Canadian WWII 22 C-MKII Gun Sight - As Used On Ordnance Quick-Firing Guns and Bofors AA Gun British Flare Guns The left side of the

The left side of the stock bears a faint partial "boxed" government inspector SWP cartouche

The traditional ignition system of the various Indian States of British India matchlocks were in use on the Sub Continent from the early 1600's

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A great piece of early aviation history memorabilia

The strap also extends around the sides of the face and ears and the microphone is wired to a plastic coated loom terminating in a 2-pin PL-291-A plug

Original Canadian WWII 22 C-MKII Gun Sight - As Used On Ordnance Quick-Firing Guns and Bofors AA Gun British Flare Guns The left side of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The 22C telescope was used with the 2 pounder, 6 pounder, and Bofors AA gun. It is green painted and made of tooled brass, measuring approximately 14 in length with a 25mm diameter opening at the sighting eye end and a 30mm diameter at the target end. It is well marked with "TELESCOPE SIGHTING NO 22C MK2," "R. E. L. CANADA 1942," a broad arrow, and "11668 C." A quick firing or rapid firing gun is an artillery piece,