- #World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 cracked#
- #World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 serial#
- #World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 full#
The front of the left cover marked '10X50', the right one 'beh'.
#World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 serial#
The binoculars has a quiver, which was stamped with Carl Zeiss Jena at the top and 1936 at the border. Binoculars DF 10x50, Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar, simplified standard binoculars, prototype, circa 1944 No serial number.
#World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 full#
The binoculars is in a used condition, both tubes are a bit polluted at left objective lens you see a transparent mark, but you have full service and a very good view. They were manufactured by 6 different manufacturers and between 150.000 and 200.000 units where made during WWII. They have a 45 degree angle between the eyepieces and the objective lenses. and M (marine) also H/6400 for the military reticle at right tube. The 10x80 Flak binoculars are large observation binoculars made by Germany during the Second World War. Hard to recognize is Dienstglas the serial 21876. The binoculars was painted afterwards and the signs are hard to recognize.Īt right side you 10圆0. Leitz, Wetzlar 10x50, presumably around 1936.īinoculars like this was used during ww2 by Wehrmacht units or at marine. According to Deutsche Soldaten they were issued to the squad leader independent of rank. The 6x30 was the type commonly issued to NCO and officers. Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/ubb/public_html/store/item/relateditems.This is a Dienstglas binoculars from E. There were three common types of binocular issued to the German military before and during the Second World War: 6x30, 7x50, 10x50. I have used these, and was impressed with the clarity, depth of field and with the view in minimal light.Īll in all, an excellent pair of binoculars, for a collector or for general use. They do focus clearly and correctly, and the collimation is perfect.The strap seems to be original, as is the benutzer (rain shield), but there is no case.
#World war 2 binoculars e leitz wetzlar 10x50 cracked#
In good condition considering the age The grained leather is worn, cracked and with loss at few spots. LEITZ Wetzlar Dienstglass 10X50 binoculars with range finder. Leitz Wetzlar Photos not available for this variation Condition: Used WW2 WWII Original German Kriegsmarine 10X50 Binoculars Marked E. This is rare original WWII period German Wehrmacht military E. Leitz Wetzlar See original listing WW2 WWII Original German Kriegsmarine 10X50 Binoculars Marked E. The focus adjustors seem a little stiff at first, but they were meant to be - so they would not get knocked out of focus by accident. Details about WW2 WWII Original German Kriegsmarine 10X50 Binoculars Marked E. Doppelfernrohr - (Dienstglas 6 x 30 Service Glasses) The German army used an extensive variety of optical equipment during the war, items such as the 6 x 30 power binoculars (6 power magnification with a 30mm diameter objective lens) were one of the most common types seen since they were the standard issue field optics utilized by all branches of service. There is no dust, no fog, no mold and no scratches on the lenses. WWI British Army Military Binoculars Heath & Co / Hezzanith.
WW1 Military French Field Glasses Binoculars Grey / Black Brass. The optics, for being 100 years old, are in incredible condition - 8.5 on a scale of 10. original world war 2 leitz german 10x50 binoculars stamped beh with case frn42. E Leitz Wetzlar 8x L14 1206.8 Degrees Binoculars Germany Leica WW2 F.Schroder. There is some "wear and tear", but very minimal. WW1 E LEITZ 12x50 10x50 BINOCULAR EYE CUPS. Leitz was to continue production of this model (with minor modifications) for the next 50 years.As in the pictures, the body is in very nice shape. Click here for more information and to buy. Category: Cameras and Photography:Telescopes and Binoculars:Binoculars and Monoculars Location: Totnes. There are signs of paint wear, some of the outer casing is coming and the lenses need cleaning.Overall they are in good condition.
As such, brass was used for its resistance to corrosion and ease of manufacture. Leitz Wetzlar Dienstglas DF 10X50 Binoculars. Pre-war glasses used by the German military had the maker's name. World War II German binoculars were marked 'Dienstglas' meaning service glass. Optische Werk A G Wetzlar Image by Simon Spiers. Dienstglas 6x30 BMJ by Hensoldt & Sohne, M. This design was the first Porro II binoculars ever built, later copied by Zeiss and Hensoldt. World War II German binoculars - manufacturer codes 1939-45. Being built for military use, they are individual focus. This is a beautiful example of the very rare "messingglaser" or "brass glasses" that were supplied to the military, usually as officers binoculars.
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