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Flak Optics

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€ 400
Auction dateClassic
27.06.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 352866
Lot 13088 | Flak Optics
Field-grey painted, tooled alloy and steel construction binoculars feature dual, roughly, 90mm diameter objective end lenses and two forty-five degree upward diagonally angled sheet metal, alloy eye sockets to the ocular end which are fully intact, focus adjustment still functions. Bottom edge of right eye socket has a small, raised dovetailed panel with an inset clear glass port designed to secure an external light source for night vision. Top edge of the left side ocular end panel has a small, screwed on panel with width adjustment numerals running from, “60”, to, “70” degrees. Top edge of the right-side ocular end panel has a raised, width adjustment dial that still functions. When the width adjustment dial is turned the central joining bracket expands or contracts altering width of the eye sockets. Optics are clean exhibiting only light age. Right-hand side panel of the ocular end is well marked with the impressed designation, “D.F. 10 X 80”, the manufacturers three letter code, “dkl”, indicating manufacture by Josef Schneider & Co. Optische Werke of Kreuznach and the serial number, “17917”. The binoculars are in overall good condition and retain about most of their field-grey paint. Circa 29 cm long, 20 cm wide and 12 cm tall. USA-Los: Versand aus den USA. Zustand: II
Auction house category:Technology
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