This is an antique 3-draw telescope. An English, brass terrestrial spotter''s refractor in leather case, dating to the Great War period, circa 1915.
Perfect for bird watching, landscape appreciation, wildlife, or maritime observation. Equally suitable for observing the night sky
An attractive telescope with quality leather protective case
Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order
Rich tan coloured leather dresses the primary barrel and sun shade
Of 3 draw type, opening with a reassured action to each tube
Clear, bright objective lens with a diameter of 48mm (2'')
Quality, matching leather dust cup present for the objective and eyepiece
The eyepiece finished with concentric ring turning
Supplied with a London Fine oak and brass Captains Stand for display
Engraved to the rear barrel ''The 22/100 Spotter - J.H. Steward Ltd, London
The Spotter was often used in the Great War by sniper''s to spot targets
Further engraved with Made in England
This is a fine antique telescope, dressed within a superb leather case and graced with beautifully polished brightwork. As good to use today as it was over a hundred years ago. Delivered ready for use or display.
Dimensions:
Closed Length: 27cm (10.75'''')
Fully Drawn: 72cm (28.25'''')
Objective Diameter: 4.8cm (2'''')
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Our Ref: 18.9872
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Antique Number: SA1045870
Dateline of this antique is Georgian
Height is 27cm (10.6inches)
Width is 4.8cm (1.9inches)
Depth is 4.8cm (1.9inches)
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