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Zeiss 12x60 Flak, Code "blc", um 1944

Lot 13119
13.07.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 13119 | Zeiss 12x60 Flak, Code "blc", um 1944
Zeiss 12x60 Flak, Code "blc", um 1944
SN 268106. Richt- und Beobachtungsfernrohr zur Montage auf dem 4m Entfernungsmesser. Auf schwarzer Metallplakette gemarkt "blc" über "X" und dreizeilig "Beob.-F.12x60 / für / FMG 41T". 60°-Einblick. Okularverstellung sowie Betätigung des Schiebehebels für die Einstellung des Augenabstandes an der Vorderseite etwas zäh (aber funktional, wohl durch etwas verharztes Fett). Strichplatte rechts. Zweiteilige, seitlich und nach oben wegklappbare Gummistirnstütze, die über einen Drehknopf mittig vor den Okularen an den jeweiligen Benutzer angepaßt werden kann. Drehknopf zur Aktivierung von zwei Graufiltern zur Kontrasterhöhung (Filter vorhanden), gemarkt "Farbgläser". Regendeckel aus Aluminium an einem wohl nicht originalen Lederriemen, an diesem separat der Montagebügel zum Fixieren ab DF (ein zweiter Bügel noch montiert am DF). Links und rechts je ein Anschluss für Trockengerät, beschriftet "Trocken-/luft". Vor dem rechten Okular Grobvisier Kimme-Korn zur Zielerfassung, darunter Strichplattenbeleuchtung. Auf der Unterseite Montagevorrichtung für den 4m Entfernungsmesser. Nach unten wegklappbare Sonnenblende mit integrierter Abblendevorrichtung, bedienbar über zwei seitliche Hebel. Originaler sandfarbener Anstrich mit Gebrauchsspuren, vorn auf der Sonnenblende umlaufende rote Farbmarkierung (original). Gewicht 4,6 kg. Abmessungen 41x17x15 cm. Durchsicht 1-. Vgl. Seeger, "Militärische Ferngläser und Fernrohre", 3. Auflage, Hamburg, 2005, S. 226.
Funktion der Trockenluftventile und Strichplattenbeleuchtung nicht überprüft.
Zeiss 12x60 Flak, Code "blc", ca. 1944
Zeiss 12x60 Flak, Code "blc", ca. 1944
SN 268106. Telescope for direction finding and observation (transl.) for the 4m range finder. On top a black metal label marked "blc" above "X" and three-line designation "Beob.-F.12x60 / für / FMG 41T". 60°-inclined eyepieces. Adjustment of diopters and the front lever to adjust ocular distance a bit stiff (most likely caused by resinified grease only). Graticule on the right side. Two-part rubber head rest, folding upwards and sideways. Via a central turning knob the head rest can be custom positioned for the respective user. To the left of this adjustment knob anotehr turning knob marked "Farbgläser" (tr. "colour glasses") to position two different grey filter glasses to increase contrast (filters installed and functioning). Aluminum rain cover, attached on home-made leather strap, which holds a second (original) attachment clamp in Luftwaffe colours (the proper sand-coloured one attached to the binoculars). Lateral connectors for desiccant apparatus, marked (transl.) "Dry Air". Top mounted auxiliary front and rear sights for target acquisition, below which a graticule illumination device. On the lower side a mounting bar to attach to a 4m rangefinder. Foldable sunshades with integrated aperture plate, internally foldable via two lateral levers. Original sand-coloured paint with signs of wear and use, on the sunshade the original red ring running all around. Weight 4,6 kg. Dimensions 41x17x15 cm. Transparency 1-. See Seeger, "Militärische Ferngläser und Fernrohre", 3rd edition, Hamburg, 2005, p. 226.
Functionality of dry air connectors and graticule illumination not tested.

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Place of origin:Germany
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