Original British WWI Named 2nd Battalion Norfolk Regiment Diary & Drawing Group - India & Mesopotamian Campaign Rear Sight Assembly a testament to the many

a testament to the many innovations that led to the creation of arguably the best heavy machine gun ever made

Silly example

Approximate Measurements: 42R

This was an improvement over the traditional system of loading firearms

By December of 1941

Original British WWI Named 2nd Battalion Norfolk Regiment Diary & Drawing Group - India & Mesopotamian Campaign Rear Sight Assembly a testament to the manyOriginal Group. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous grouping named to Leonard Oxford Caton, who served in India and Mesopotamia during World War I. The grouping includes a photograph of Caton, his diary, unit badge, ribbons, and two gorgeous original drawings done of likely Indian citizens. Caton enlisted on November 17th, 1915, and served in India during WWI, later moving to Mesopotamia, where he was captured. The grouping includes: Catons Soldiers