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WW 2 FIELD GLASSES

Name: WW 2 FIELD GLASSES
SKU: 13010
Price: 360.00 ZAR
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Condition

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Location

South Africa

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Product code

13010

Bob Shop ID

20140174

Antique WW II Field Binoculars, fully functional and in very good shape. They are blackend brass withe bakelite eyepieces, and hand stitched leather grips. These were probably used by the Allied Forces (France or England) in WWII. We believe that these were brought back as a souvenir.I could not ascertain which country these were manufactured in, and it appears that they were standard issue for artillery soldiers during the war. If you extend the lenses it is marked - Mk V WIDE, 55771, on the one lense and H (with arrow) on the other.