Original British Victorian Era "The Lord Bury" 3 Draw Telescope With Leatherette Cover and Caps - Sole Manufacturer J.H. Steward Gun Parts scratches and minor surface rust

scratches and minor surface rust consistent with age

this is only the second example of this type of sword we had handled that had any type of scabbard

It uses a 10 gauge flare in a 9 inch steel barrel designated the MARK III

Just perfect

the pistol and artillery badges were combined into today's Army Marksmanship Qualification Badges through the addition of the Pistol Clasp and Field Artillery Clasp

Original British Victorian Era "The Lord Bury" 3 Draw Telescope With Leatherette Cover and Caps - Sole Manufacturer J.H. Steward Gun Parts scratches and minor surface rustOriginal Item: Only One Available. James Henry Steward established J H Steward Ltd in 1852. With his first opticians practice located on The Strand, he gained a reputation as a skilled manufacturer of optical, scientific, and nautical instruments. Steward quickly became the primary optician to the Government, the National Rifle Association, and the National Artillery Association. The business remained in the family until 1972 when the founders great