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Could anyone give me some info about this one?
Is it a gun sight?
Could anyone give me some info about this one?
Is it a gun sight?
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Here's another;
http://www.ebay.de/itm/bp66-Dienstgl...p2047675.l2557
bpd is Goerz - nice find!
Panzerblickblick Fernrohr Pz.Rbl.F.5a German Army
These optics found use in the armored couplings of the coastal fixtures.
It works similar to a submarine periscope. The upper part could be changed quickly if it was damaged by chips.
A special feature is the built-in circular plate for directional determination. When rotating on the right wheel, the periscope can be rotated by 360
And here's some more info on a Zeiss one;
http://bunkersite.com/bunkeroptik/optics/pzrbf.php -
Great. Thank you. It is not complete, but almost.
Here is some more pics of it.
Will you consider it to be a rare piece?
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I have very little knowledge of bunker optics so I can't really say how rare it is - maybe someone better qualified can advise you....Comment
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The most common bunker optic is the SR.9, followed by SR.4, I would put this one as number 3, medium rare.... Like my steak
There are several other bunker periscopes which are much more rare, the K.P.S. propably being the crown jewel.Comment
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Dear Peter!
Why don't you tell us more about the K.P.S. . It is not featured on the Bunkersite.
It would be a shame to miss a crown jewel
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Here is the link to the old thread about the K.P.S
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...t=Bunker+optic
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You are right. Hard to miss.
I now remember reading about it before.
A bit out of my range.Comment
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The "PZ Rbl F5 a" is for sale at eBay now.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/162273721052...84.m1555.l2649Comment
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