Original British Officer's Telescope by Dollond named to Maj. R.C.A.B Bewicke-Copley of the K.R.R.C. Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock They then moved by motor

They then moved by motor convoy to Rodt

They are very similar in appearance to the British Bren gun in that they have a top mounted curved box magazine

Features include oil rubbed ribbed wood grip panels a 10" single edged blued steel blade and an all steel scabbard

which is quite rare for this style revolver as the hammer tension is strong

and these were provided as aid to the ROKA in large quantities as well

Original British Officer's Telescope by Dollond named to Maj. R.C.A.B Bewicke-Copley of the K.R.R.C. Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock They then moved by motorOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Nobody likes defeat, but that is what the British suffered at the hands of the Boers at the famous Battle of SPION KOP in 1900. The British were under the field command of MAJOR ROBERT C. A. B. BEWICKE COPLEY of 3rd Battalion of the KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORP. Born with only the surname of BEWICKE in 1855, he was schooled at RUGBY (Remember "John Brown's Schooldays"?), then after attending OXFORD he joined the K. R. R. C. in