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Salty beh 7x50
Hi all. Here are some pics of an salty pair of 7x50 beh binos. No eagle on these.I dont know if they ever had one. They work pretty ok but the glas parts is not 100% . A bit "dusty", but still works pretty nice. The protectionocver is made of bakelite.Last edited by Mickesouth; 05-18-2008, 09:22 AM.Comment
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The second pic.Comment
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and the last one of the markings.Comment
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Optics
Nice ones.
I missed this pair on Tradera, you get them to a very good price.
Rgds
AndyComment
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Andy, thx for your input !
Yes, i think i got a bit lucky.
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SF14 Repair??
Hello! I just picked up a pair of german WWII SF14 binoculars in overall decent shape. They are made by "eso".
While the optics are clear, the right lens will not focus at long distances, plus the "grid" is missing, or was never in there.
Does anybody know if this is fixable and who may be able to help here??
Thanks in advance!!
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Originally posted by GJR100 View PostThe fourth one:
Leitz 7 x 50 rubber armoured set , often described as "U-Boat"
binoculars but to date has anyone seen a photograph of this type on a U-Boat ?
To share with all of you, i send you this pic from a U960 Oberbootsmaat.
This pic comes from the book "U-BOOTE CREWS: Daily Life, 1939 - 1945" by Jean Delize
http://www.amazon.com/U-BOOTE-CREWS-.../dp/235250046X
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BenComment
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A nice Porro 2 prism Leitz, I hope the optics are good, they are not up to Zeiss standard and tend to break apart in the prism.
Best regards, TomComment
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Hello, its been a couple of years since I have posted and have learned much information on this thread. I recieved a call two days ago and was told someone had a green set of German binos with no markings. I drove across town and I was pleased to find out they were a set of blc 7x50 UBoat bins. The late Vet. was a member of the 5th Armored Div. How he ended up with these is a mystery. Here they are, uncleaned and fresh out of the attic. Best, BIll BourqueComment
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