Marinefernglas DF 10x80 Schrägeinblick, Zeiss, Jena, 1943 - photo 1

Marinefernglas DF 10x80 Schrägeinblick, Zeiss, Jena, 1943

Lot 6369
10.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6369 | Marinefernglas DF 10x80 Schrägeinblick, Zeiss, Jena, 1943
Marinefernglas DF 10x80 Schrägeinblick, Zeiss, Jena, 1943
SN 180510. Typenschild entfernt. Originale hellgraune Lackierung mit kleineren Ausbesserungen. 20° Schrägeinblick. Hochklappbare Kopfstütze, weicher Gummi an großer und kleiner Kopfstütze. Okularverstellung rechts etwas zäh, links blockiert, rechts mit Augenmuschel, die linke fehlt. Bakelitabdeckung an Textilriemen. Die Schrauben der Okularmontage mit Dichtmasse verschlossen. Trockenpatronen, vier Anschlüsse für Trockengerät an Okularen und Objektiven, gemarkt "Luft-Auslass" (Okular) bzw. "Luft-Einlaß" (Objektiv). Das Gerät stand unter Überdruck, 0,1 atü. Strichplatte links (Kreis mit zentralem Kreuz) mit Beleuchtung. Links "Farbglaswechsler" mit Stellhebel, gemarkt "Tag-/Nacht" (bei "Tag" orange auswählbar), gängig. Drehknopf rechts gemarkt "Augenabstand" zur Verstellung des Objektivabstands. Hochklappbare Wetterstutzen mit Verriegelung und Klappdeckeln. Grobvisier rechts, mit Kimme. Die Schraubgewinde für die originale Stativhalterung verschlossen. Stativhalterung mit Präzisionsverstellung montiert, unlackiert, fleckig (wohl Repro). Geringe Gebrauchsspuren. Optik klar.
Gefertigt 1943 in einem Los von 1.050 Stück.
Navy binoculars DF 10x80 with inclined eyepieces, Zeiss, Jena, 1943
Navy binoculars DF 10x80 with inclined eyepieces, Zeiss, Jena, 1943
SN 180510. Type plate removed. Original light-grey painting with some touch-ups. 20° inclined eyepieces. Foldable headrest with soft rubber pads on both the small and large headrest. Diopter adjustment on the right a bit tight, the left one stuck, the right one with original eyecup. The attachment screws of the eyepiece mount sealed with rubbery substance. Desiccators. Four connectors for desiccating apparatus, on the eyepiece marked "Luft-Auslass", on the lense end "Luft-Einlaß". The device had positive pressure of 0.1 atm. Graticule on the left side (circle with center cross), illuminated. On the left hand side a knob to switch colour filters , marked "Farbglaswechsler", with a selecting lever for day- and night position, marked "Tag/Nacht" (in setting "Tag" an orange filter can be set). On the right hand side a knob to adjust the eyepiece distance, marked "Augenabstand". Weather shields can be flapped up, hinged locking latches, both with foldable covers. Quick sight on the right tube. The threads for the mounting on the base sealed. A precision adjustable deck mount is attached, unpainted steel (reproduction). Moderate signs of wear and use. Transparency 1.
Production in 1943 in a batch of 1,050.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Navy
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