Russia, Soviet Union. A 1941 Svt 40 Sniper Scope And Mount Hold Footnote: Captain Arthur Llewellyn Vaughan

Footnote: Captain Arthur Llewellyn Vaughan was born in Willingham

the word "DRAGOONS" partially obscured on the Crimea pair

As often issued to British officer's who took part in the Battle of Talavera 27–28 July 1809

and it was approved by Carlos III/Charles III in 1764

Russia, Soviet Union. A 1941 Svt 40 Sniper Scope And Mount Hold Footnote: Captain Arthur Llewellyn VaughanAn extremely well preserved Soviet SVT 40 sniper scope, constructed of a magnetic metal casing, the exterior with dual grooved dials for elevation and wind adjustment, retaining two fully intact glass lenses with an visible reticle, stamped on the exterior with a sickle and hammer topped by a five pointed star, above a serial number of 30301, rivet to a matching mount, constructed of blackened magnetic metal, the interior with insertion grooves, the