Original U.S. WWI Wooden Trench Periscope - Repainted German Replica securing Kerama Retto and Keise

securing Kerama Retto and Keise Shima for the assault on Okinawa

This example comes mounted to a grenade launcher adapter

Arthur Szyk (1894 – 1951) was a graphic artist

especially those 10 that had been issued a "BIGOT" clearance

with the anchor facing the opposite direction

Original U.S. WWI Wooden Trench Periscope - Repainted German Replica securing Kerama Retto and KeiseOriginal Item: Only One Available. This trench periscope is an authentic and invaluable tool from the First World War, which played an essential role in trench warfare. It has been repainted, likely by a reenactor. The periscope is accompanied by its original adjustable leg, but the belt clip is gone. The periscope is an optical device that employs two opposing glass mirrors, one at the top and one at the bottom, held in a wooden case that is secured