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If You would like this item bid on it now as like me you may forget to come back and miss out on a fine item!!!Antique Edwardian VintageEnglish Stalking ScopeLeather covered Brass Cased Two Draw TelescopeThe 22/100 ByJ H Steward 406 – 457 Strand London EnglandC1920
This instrument is my absolute favourite telescope so far, not only does it have the style and looks of that quintessential Edwardian English period it was also cutting edge technology in the early 20th century giving high power magnification.
A lovely rare high power English original Edwardian period antique brass single draw stalking spotter telescope by J H Steward London England within its original leather shoulder strap.
Leather clad main body with heavy brass mounts and single draw, eye piece having fully functioning slide dust cover and objective lens rain shade.
The instrument is in excellent vintage working order returning a fine sharp image.
James Henry Steward (18171896) established J.H. Stewardin London in 1852. J.H Steward became incorporated as J.H. Steward Limited on on 1st Feb 1913. The business grew from a modest beginning: a stall selling pocket watches and assorted items at the annual competition days of The National Rifle Association (NRA). The NRA is the governing body for full bore rifle and pistol shooting sports in the UK. The Association was established in 1859 to improve the shooting skills of the newly formed corps of volunteers to meet the perceived threat of an invasion by the French. A J.H. Steward advert first appeared in the NRA programme of 1865. When of age, each of the founders four sons joined the business. So by the mid-1880s it was not only an expanding family business but had become a family dynasty as each son was given his own rented shop in London to run. But right up to the twilight years the shop on The Strand remained the business “head office” and the mainstay of the family empire. In 1928 plans to demolish 457, West Strand prompted that branch to relocate to the head office. Not long after the severe “Great Depression of the 1930s” meant that the Steward empire, like so many other businesses, had to “downsize”. After closing all the shops except 406, The Strand the company bought the freehold of the head office and continued operating from it for the next 40 years. Would make a fine giftDimensions: 38″(96.6cm) fully extended 23 1/2″(59.7cm) closed
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