WWII 1944 Leitz German Dienstglas 10 X 50 Binoculars Beh, & Case
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:15816075 | Modified Item: No |
| Featured Refinements: Dienstglas | Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany |
Grandpa gave me these back in the 1970s. They've been on my bookshelf holding up books ever since. Clearly marked 1944 on the case with some other imprints. Really good shape - Image is crystal clear and everything works, including the springy latch on the case.
I keep learning from watchers who are very knowledgeable:These are not “blc”.
The wartime designation “blc” stood for Carl Zeiss Jena.
Your binoculars, “beh” were manufactured by E.Le...itz Wetzlar in 1944 or 1945.
They are now known as “wide angle” because of the over-large ocular lenses. Fewwere made like this, and as such, are mildly rare.
I keep learning from watchers who are very knowledgeable:These are not “blc”.
The wartime designation “blc” stood for Carl Zeiss Jena.
Your binoculars, “beh” were manufactured by E.Le...itz Wetzlar in 1944 or 1945.
They are now known as “wide angle” because of the over-large ocular lenses. Fewwere made like this, and as such, are mildly rare.
