Original British WWII 14-Inch No. 14 X10 Trench Periscope by Ross Ltd. of London Water Jacket Assembly a metalworking business that also

a metalworking business that also made bipods for the MG34

In May 1943 they were demotorized and in July 1943 fought at Kursk

After the war ended in June 1902

the Germans also were the first to paint a camo scheme on the helmet to break up the round smooth shiny surface that exposed its wearer during the day

one can only imagine the horrors such a shackle has witnessed

Original British WWII 14-Inch No. 14 X10 Trench Periscope by Ross Ltd. of London Water Jacket Assembly a metalworking business that alsoOriginal item: Only One Available. Measuring 16 1 2 inches in length, this is a very nice WWII No. 14 trench periscope. In X 10 power, these were used to help view and plot attacks from behind cover, to avoid exposing oneself to danger. These were usually mounted on top of a tripod or other stand, and this example has the correct bottom fitting to attach to a mount. The top the periscope still has the manufacturers markings: PERISCOPE No. 14 (14 INCH)