Vickers WWI Anti Aircraft Tripod: Very RARE! British Military Maps seams have come unstitched and

seams have come unstitched and soiled

This is a rare opportunity to obtain an unavailable unrestricted Maxim left sideplate

A third day of strikes against Formosa on 14 October summoned three waves of air attacks by the Japanese

Dreyse of Sommerda whose Needle fire rifle was used by the Prussian army from the 1840s until 1871

Original Item: The recoil spring of the Vickers gun is known as the fusee spring

Vickers WWI Anti Aircraft Tripod: Very RARE! British Military Maps seams have come unstitched andOriginal Item: One Only! Possibly one of the most exciting items we've offered in a very long time. This is the earliest Vickers tripod we've ever seen. Serial numbered "16" on the rear leg, the tripod bears its original data plate stating: "Tripod . 303 in. Maxim" over "H 946" (Gun number) over Manufacturer's code: "R. C. D. lV 1914". Data plate with correct space under center to hold the, now missing, small buckled belt that secures the three tripod