The Fulton Score Register for Short Ranges - with Notes, Table of Wind Allowance etc, for .303 Rifle

Not dated, approx 1920. Fair/None. Beige cloth boards with some rubbing to edges/spine, a little fraying to spine ends, some soiling/scuffing, some creasing. Original limp elastic straps attached. Owner's name and year (1921) to front. Contents fair but for some soiling/browning. Some pages completed with competition details, between 1921 and 1923, and notes. Owner's details to title page. Scarce early copy of the Fulton Score Register used at Bisley, developed by George Edmonton Fulton and his son Arthur George Fulton. George Fulton established an armourer's shop at Bisley Camp, the home of British Rifle shooting in about 1895. Arthur Fulton was a sport shooter who won silver medals in the team military event at the 1908 & 1912 summer Olympic games. He was the first person to win the prestigious King's Prize at Bisley three times. He won the Distinguished Conduct Medal for gallantry during WWI and was later awarded an MBE.