KM Bino 7 x 50 with holster

[Jørn Schmidt]

Just picked this well used KM binos with case up,sadly the markings appears to had been overpainted sometime,but are still visible,the holster is a bit salty,but has a nice eagle on the cover,the case has a faint marking 1944,what I would like to know is,what does the letter " T " stands for,and also the Roman numbers I-IV,and the number 2834,can you tell out from that number,when this bino was made.
Thanks for looking and sorry for all the questions.

[Jørn Schmidt]

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[MAUSER99]

Very nice ! H model Zeiss.

These are far more scarce than the Beh variant..

the case is for the Beh variant. its marked Beh.

probably 10 to 1 as far as found examples and I'm being cautious in my estimate .


you might be a little more action in the optics section..

[Jørn Schmidt]

Thanks for your help,I have attached a link in the optics section

[behblc]

Jorn, I would second what Mauser has said. You have happened on a quality binocular one of the most desirable.
I have one similar - a nice comfortable to use binocular of which I am very fond.

[AndyC]

Hi Jörn


It looks like a nice bino but I can´t see any screws?



Andy

[AndyC]

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[Jørn Schmidt]

Hi Jörn


It looks like a nice bino but I can´t see any screws?



Andy

Hi Andy
I see what you mean,for me it looks like they might be covered in paint,
so the screws has been covered,I wont begin to scrath the paint to get them
visible.
Best Regards
Jørn

[AndyC]

Well here is one of my Zeiss pair from mid 30s and IMO the screws should look like this.


Andy

[AndyC]

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[behblc]

Face plates of my 7x50 H.

[AndyC]

Ok James I can see that you also have low screws, strange




Andy