"Original WW2 Air Ministry Stereoscope, Type D – Stores Reference 1W.10/V.C747 Authentic Military Reconnaissance Equipment" Salt Lake Designed to protect the primer

Designed to protect the primer of a 3-pounder shell

instituted by the United Kingdom in May 1945 for award to British Commonwealth forces who served in France

The Long Service and Good Conduct Medal was awarded to soldiers who had completed a long period of service in the British armed forces with good conduct

The British War Medal was awarded to all personnel who served in a theater of war between August 5

Socket form: configuration based on that for the No 4 series

"Original WW2 Air Ministry Stereoscope, Type D – Stores Reference 1W.10/V.C747 Authentic Military Reconnaissance Equipment" Salt Lake Designed to protect the primerThe WW2 Air Ministry Stereoscope, Type D Stores Reference 1W. 10 V. C747, is a crucial piece of optical equipment used during World War II by photo reconnaissance staff for the interpretation of aerial photographs. This stereoscope played a vital role in the intelligence gathering operations of the Royal Air Force (RAF) and other Allied forces. The stereoscope is designed to provide a three dimensional (3D) view of aerial photographs, which is