Original Civil War British Made Naval Protractor in Wooden Case owned by Irvine S. Bulloch of the Confederate Navy Russian/Soviet Militaria 8) Two-part tumbler incorporating trigger

8) Two-part tumbler incorporating trigger sear and tumbler arm

The optic is constructed of brass and measures approximately 18” in length

In Jun 1946

The need for a short-range

later adopting the title of the 1st King George V's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Malaun Regiment)

Original Civil War British Made Naval Protractor in Wooden Case owned by Irvine S. Bulloch of the Confederate Navy Russian/Soviet Militaria 8) Two-part tumbler incorporating triggerOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a high quality item, a Ship's Protractor, Maker marked T. B. Winter, Newcastle upon Tyne on the top center rail. It is comes in its original issue felt line wood case with full maker's label on the underside of the lid. THe case measures approximately 9" x 9". On the under side of the brass instrument is engraved: Irvine S. Bulloch 1864 Irvine Stephen Bulloch was born in Roswell, Georgia on June 25th 1842. As a