Original British WWI R.F.C. Sketch Board with Compass and Inlaid Protractor by Aston & Mander - dated 1910 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage educated at Eton and became

educated at Eton and became a King's Scholar at Trinity College Cambridge

The magazine floor plate is marked with number F 28432

While the high command did order specific color codes be used for consistency

The valve assembly is very simplistic

anti-aircraft sight

Original British WWI R.F.C. Sketch Board with Compass and Inlaid Protractor by Aston & Mander - dated 1910 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage educated at Eton and becameOriginal Item: Only One Available. This type of sketching board was used by British cavalrymen and Royal Flying Corps observers to sketch enemy positions, trenches, landscape features, and record data during the First World War. The board would be strapped to the wearers forearm via a leather strap to the rear and a scroll of paper wrapped and the two brass tubes on either side. The board is in overall very good condition with a complete strap. The