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who gave of his wealth (before the days of income-tax deductions for philanthropy) to the future public good
These models were given as prizes in post WWII gilding competitions staged at the airfields by British Royal Air Force (RAF) Gliding Associations (made up from service personnel stationed throughout Western Germany)
The body of the flask is topped with a cork lined stopper that is on a hinged bayonet closer
lozine trim and original interior with tray
Cased Pocket Telescope SHAGREEN who gave of his wealthA wonderful hand held brass three draw pocket scope with rosewood barrel, circa 1830. Complete with 'moroccan' leather covered case. Has Bate London engraved inscription that refers to Robert Brettell Bate, a very high quality manufacturer of scientific instruments who was active during the first half of the 19th century. Has 1 inch diameter objective lens and an integral swivel dust cover in the eyepiece. Dimensions: Case 15. 5 cm 6 inches (length) x
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