Original British WWI Officer's Three Draw Brass Telescope named to Capt. K.W. Greene - Dated 1917 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets Always considered the rarest Martini

Always considered the rarest Martini variation of all

Research shows that he was a member of the Co-Pilot class 43-B and suffered an unknown fate on the Regensburg shuttle mission to North Africa on August 17

and shows two hawk feathers crossed at a right angle

and moved to the vicinity of Marbache and Belleville

The shell is maker marked with a stamping on the underside of the rim that reads ZG 37

Original British WWI Officer's Three Draw Brass Telescope named to Capt. K.W. Greene - Dated 1917 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets Always considered the rarest MartiniOriginal Item: Only One Available. From the wonderful Telescope Collection we purchased last year in England this is a Classic Officer's private purchase, top of the line three draw trench telescope. It is marked on the smallest barrel by the eyepiece with the maker and model information: (Broad Arrow) T. T. & H. Ltd. 1917 No. 30363 ** TEL. SIG.(MK IV) ALSO G. S. This information indicates that this was an official military pattern. By the middle of