WW1 British Artillery Sighting Telescope No. 5 (1917) – Pye & Co, Cambridge magazines This dressing consists of two

This dressing consists of two sterile gauze pads sewn into cotton fabric

which served during World War II

303 British military cartridge✔ Fully inert – no live components

often lined with plush velvet or leatherette

WW1 British Artillery Sighting Telescope No. 5 (1917) – Pye & Co, Cambridge magazines This dressing consists of twoThe WW1 British Artillery Sighting Telescope No. 5, dated 1917 and manufactured by Pye & Co of Cambridge, is a fine example of wartime optical engineering. This model features a solid brass body that has been chemically blacked to reduce glare and reflections in the fieldan essential feature for concealment during combat operations. Mounted atop the telescope is a two blade sight, providing a quick reference aiming system that complemented the