Hand Held Brass Binoculars barware 5 cm/5¾ inches x 9

5 cm/5¾ inches x 9

Scotland and Wales by John Bartholomew & Son

A 6cc Stentor engine drives through a clutch providing power to a rear axle

000 feet per minute and was also famous for its ability to rapidly rotate from takeoff to climb almost vertically from the runway

with the original A-Type design being developed into the B-Type

Hand Held Brass Binoculars barware 5 cm/5¾ inches x 9A smart set of polished brass hand held binoculars by L. Petit of Paris, France. With 2 inch diameter objective lenses and shaped cups on the eye pieces. Circa 1905. Stamped with the British ordinance broad arrow mark, serial no. and 'S. 3' (grade marking used in WWI for the type and quality of the binocular; in this case 'high grade Galilean'). Dimensions: (binocular not extended) 15. 5 cm 6 inches (length) x 13. 5 cm 5 inches (width).