Optical Instruments
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**WW2 Captured In North Africa** Nazi D.A.K. (German Africa Corps) Wehrmacht Rundblickfehrnrohr 36, Rbl.F. 36 Optical Gun Sight / Prism Tank /Gun Sight Used PaK Anti Tank Guns & Panzer Tank Guns By bmj (Hensoldt). Sn 17722 - 17722 This is an original Rbl.F36 optical sight for Artillery Guns & Tanks most likely captured during the WW2 North Africa campaign. These sights were used on the following: PaK 36, 38, 40 Also In Pz.Kfw. 38(t) Pz.Kfw. I, Pz.Kfw. II, StuG IV, JadgPz. IV & Panzerjagr Tiger (p) (Elefant). The steel sight retains all of its original DAK sand coloured paint. It has the correct graduated dials. The optics work perfectly and have the correct graduated reticule. The body has identification markings ‘Rbl.F36’, number ‘570905’ and Nazi manufacturer code ‘bmj’ which is Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. It also has a blue ‘+’ mark (seal or lubrication designation). The price includes UK delivery. Sn 17722 £475.00 |
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WW2, Armoured, U-Boat Turret, 'U-Bootglas' 7x 50 Binoculars By Carl Zeiss, Jena (blc). OPT 817 - OPT 817 In early 1943 the Nazi German Command, introduced the 'U-Bootglas' 7x 50, Armoured, U-Boat Turret, Binoculars (see pages 377/8 of Military Binoculars & Telescopes By Seeger). These Binoculars are a nice original example. The Binocular's armoured body has black finish and lanyard bars. The lenses are protected by heavy duty rubber shrouds and eye cups which are fixed in place. The right shoulder under the rubber shroud is crisply stamped by the lens manufacturer’s Nazi German Wartime code 'blc' which is Carl Zeiss, Jena, together with 7x50 (magnification) & Number '68368'. These binoculars were originally issued without carry cases and in transportation crates of 10 for use by U-Boat crews. The optics of this instrument are perfect. The price for this sought after piece of U-Boat history includes UK delivery. OPT 817 £1,450.00 |
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**BRAND NEW BOXED**German Minox BF 10x 25 BR Waterproof Binoculars With Neck Strap, Carry Case, Cleaning Cloth & Illustrated Instruction Pamphlets. Sn 17566 - 17566 Not something we normally sell, but we have recently taken delivery of a consignment of these superb precision made German binoculars ideal for field, sports and home use. The BF series complements the Minox range of binoculars with many proven design features and offers best quality Minox optics. The multi-coated lens system minimizes reflections and guarantees neutral colour rendition. Phase corrected coatings on the roof prisms create an image with excellent details and high contrast - even in low light conditions. Due to the low weight and compact design, the BF binoculars fit nicely in the hand. The internal optical systems and precision mechanics are protected by a rugged aluminium body and an innovative sealing technology to further protect against dust and water, withstanding a pressure of 0.3 bar or down to a depth of 3 metres. The binoculars have rotating eye cups (these allow comfort and best field of view for both users wearing glasses (closed position) and without glasses (open position). The binoculars measure (Height x Width x Depth) 109 x 98 x 39 mm. Each box contains a padded fabric Minox labelled carry case with flap cover, plastic snap fastener and rear belt loop, a Minox labelled adjustable neck strap, a cleaning cloth and illustrated instruction pamphlet. The price is for one pair of boxed binoculars with their accessories. Sn 17566 £145.00 |
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WW2 Nazi German Sand Camo Tropical Climate Deutsches Afrika Korps (DAK) 6 X 30 Magnification Dienstglas (Service Glass) Binoculars By 'ddx' Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig. OPT 816 - OPT 816 An original pair of WW2 Nazi German, 6 X 30 Magnification, DAK infantry Officer's Binoculars. The binoculars have a Sand/ Tan Camouflage paint for desert / Afrika Korps use. These binoculars have their original adjustable Bakelite eyepieces. They are 4 1/2" length & the body of the binoculars have lanyard bars. All optics function as they should. The binoculars are crisply stamped 'Dienstglass 6x 30', with serial number '326496' together with 'ddx' which is the Nazi wartime code for Voigtlaender u. Sohn AG, Braunschweig and triangle which indicates Tropical Climate use. The price for this excellent set of nicely marked Nazi DAK Binoculars includes UK delivery. OPT 816 £325.00 |
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Cased, WW1 1918 British WD Officer's Verner's Pattern MK VIII Military Marching Compass By ‘T.Cooke & Sons Ltd London & New York’ & Period Brown Leather Case By Optician Houtchison Edinburgh Scotland With Wrist Strap. OPT 815 - OPT 815 Colonel William Willoughby Cole Verner was born in 1852 and commissioned into The Rifle Brigade in 1874, retiring in 1904. He served on the staff in the Egyptian campaign of 1884-85 and during the Boer War. He died in 1922. During his career Verner patented several marching Compass designs. Whilst the basic prismatic compass design has its origins in Schmalcalder's patent of 1812 (Patent No 3545), Verner's Pattern is a significant development. Verner's Patents were all pocket compasses. Model numbers were issued to his compasses starting with a Verner's Pattern V with developments through to the VII, VIII and the IX of WW2. Verner's Pattern compasses are both incredibly popular with collectors as well being a compass that can still be practically and easily used today. The most common models are the Verner's Pattern VII and Verner's Pattern VIII which were mainly used during WW1. Their basic construction is a prismatic dry card compass with a both a momentary bearing lock and transit lock. This is an excellent original example of the MK VIII. It is fully functioning. It has a brass case and is mounted with lanyard ring. The glass face and numbered brass outer ring are perfectly intact. The lid is stamped 'Verner's Pattern VIII'. The rear of the case is stamped with WD arrow between A-E and by the manufacturer ‘T.Cooke & Sons Ltd London & New York’ together with '1918' date and 'no.64935'. It is complete with brown leather case with hinged top and buckle fastener. The case is lined in maroon felt. The inside of the case lid has a nice original label ‘Optician G. Houtchison 18 Forrest Rd Edinburgh’. The case has its original leather wrist strap with buckle. All leather and stitching of the case are clean & intact. The price includes UK delivery. OPT 815 £225.00 |
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Cased, WW1 1917 British WD Officer's F-L Swiss Made Verner's Pattern MK VIII Military Marching Compass & WW1 1917 Brown Leather Case By French & Sons London With Shoulder Strap. Sn 17544 - 17544 Colonel William Willoughby Cole Verner was born in 1852 and commissioned into The Rifle Brigade in 1874, retiring in 1904. He served on the staff in the Egyptian campaign of 1884-85 and during the Boer War. He died in 1922. During his career Verner patented several marching Compass designs. Whilst the basic prismatic compass design has its origins in Schmalcalder's patent of 1812 (Patent No 3545), Verner's Pattern is a significant development. Verner's Patents were all pocket compasses. Model numbers were issued to his compasses starting with a Verner's Pattern V with developments through to the VII, VIII and the IX of WW2. Verner's Pattern compasses are both incredibly popular with collectors as well being a compass that can still be practically and easily used today. The most common models are the Verner's Pattern VII and Verner's Pattern VIII which were mainly used during WW1. Their basic construction is a prismatic dry card compass with a both a momentary bearing lock and transit lock. This is an excellent original example of the MK VIII. It is fully functioning. It has a brass case and is mounted with lanyard ring. The glass face and numbered brass outer ring are perfectly intact. The lid is stamped 'Verner's Pattern VIII'. The rear of the case is stamped with WD arrow and by the Swiss manufacturer 'F-L' together with '1917' date and 'no.79781'. It is complete with brown leather case with hinged top and buckle fastener. The case is impressed 'French & Son Ltd London' and dated '1917'. The case also has a period hand written ink signature above 'RFA' (Royal Field Artillery) most likely the signature of the Artillery Officer who carried this compass in WW1. The case has its original leather shoulder strap. All leather and stitching of the case are clean & intact. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 17544 £295.00 |
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