Vickers WWI Anti Aircraft Tripod: Very RARE! British Military Maps A third day of strikes

A third day of strikes against Formosa on 14 October summoned three waves of air attacks by the Japanese

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Vickers WWI Anti Aircraft Tripod: Very RARE! British Military Maps A third day of strikesOriginal Item: One Only! Possibly one of the most exciting items we've offered in a very long time. This is the earliest Vickers tripod we've ever seen. Serial numbered "16" on the rear leg, the tripod bears its original data plate stating: "Tripod . 303 in. Maxim" over "H 946" (Gun number) over Manufacturer's code: "R. C. D. lV 1914". Data plate with correct space under center to hold the, now missing, small buckled belt that secures the three tripod