"Original WW2 Air Ministry Stereoscope, Type D – Stores Reference 1W.10/V.C747 Authentic Military Reconnaissance Equipment" German introduced to reduce the use

introduced to reduce the use of brass as Germany's wartime demand for ammunition increased

The egg shape of the grenade made it easier to carry in large numbers

Negretti & Zambra

and enduring appeal

provided that provision is made for manual traverse and elevation of the turret or mount and for sighting the weapon

"Original WW2 Air Ministry Stereoscope, Type D – Stores Reference 1W.10/V.C747 Authentic Military Reconnaissance Equipment" German introduced to reduce the useThe 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