Original U.S. Civil War Confederate British-Made Cased Pantograph of the CSS Georgia, British Ship Sold to the CSA and Captured by the Union Navy in 1864 British Militaria Offered in very nice working

Offered in very nice working order and condition with British store keeper's or acceptance mark still visible on the top of the walnut grip just behind the barrel tang

The two-seater was forced to land and was destroyed after the German pilot and observer had moved to safety

where sixteen of the regiment were

bringing it down to the correct carbine length

In older systems like CDV-700 Model 6b Geiger counter the output pulse is tied to an analog averaging circuit which in it’s most simple concept is a capacitor which is charged by the pulse

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate British-Made Cased Pantograph of the CSS Georgia, British Ship Sold to the CSA and Captured by the Union Navy in 1864 British Militaria Offered in very nice workingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of Confederate Naval history, the first piece of its kind we have offered. This is a London made Pantograph which was made for the CSS Georgia. The Georgia was purchased at Dumbarton, Scotland, in March 1863 for the Confederate Navy. It was captured by the Union Navy in August 1864. A Pantograph is a mechanical linkage connected in a manner based on parallelograms so that the movement of one