Original British WWI Royal Horse Artillery Officer Binoculars - Dated 1913 Brunswick Parts The case head originally had

The case head originally had one yellow dot

This simple design was the next most commonly produced after the Mark II

Remote fire trigger system typically operational but may need minor adjustments or repairs

The British copy of the MP28 was given the general designation of Lanchester after George Herbert Lanchester who was charged with producing the weapon at the Sterling Armaments Company

Helmet has blue triangles or "division tags" over each ear

Original British WWI Royal Horse Artillery Officer Binoculars - Dated 1913 Brunswick Parts The case head originally hadOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. A very fine functional pair of binoculars marked: Binocular Prismatic No. 3 Mk II Magnification 8 No. 228 ROSS, LONDON 1913 Great functional optics with two large Broad Arrow markings to front and complete with original leather neck strap. Included is the original leather case, marked: CASE No. 3 PRISMATIC BINOCULAR J. B. BROOKS & CO. LTD Clearly stamped R. H. A. 228 for "ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY" marked on both