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    Looks like a Mk2, with the fifty yard increments on the range drum. I am only speaking from memory but the markings look generally similar to the other few Italianicon scopes that I have seen. I'm not sure if they reworked Britishicon & Canadianicon scopes or made them from scratch themselves. The bracket looks real enough. It's a Rose Brothers example. The Dutch also made some beautiful No32 (Mk3 scopes) just after the war......
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