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    Unknown Panzer Driver Periscope

    It appears to be Wehrmacht, especially due the dunkelgelb paint. I could very well be wrong.

    On top of the paint, it is marked "0,3 atü." Not sure what it stands for. It could be Atmosphärenüberdruck, but that means atmospheric excess pressure...🤔






    #2
    Looks like the water proof version of this.....








    Glen
    Collector of Wehrmacht Optics, Ordnance & Field Equipment.

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      #3
      Atü means Atmosphärenüberdruck

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        #4
        Originally posted by whsammler View Post
        Looks like the water proof version of this.....







        Glen
        Collector of Wehrmacht Optics, Ordnance & Field Equipment.
        Hm, indeed. What is it exactly? I assume not military if that other one is blue?

        Thank you very much for replying!

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          #5
          Hello,

          If I see it correctly, on top of the optic, you have a lens on both sides (front and back).
          I assume the lever allows the user to look either back or forward ???

          Never saw that type, although it definitely looks german ww2.

          Cheers

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            #6
            Unknown Panzer Driver Periscope

            Rawski,

            The blue is just a trick of the light. It has a semi-gloss black wrinkle finish on it & the two prism housings are made of a dark black/brown Bakelite.

            The unit I have is indeed military it was used is WW2 German SPG,s I will try find pics that some other members here posted.

            Glen





            Originally posted by Rawski View Post
            Hm, indeed. What is it exactly? I assume not military if that other one is blue?

            Thank you very much for replying!

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              #7
              Originally posted by Dufleuve View Post
              Hello,

              If I see it correctly, on top of the optic, you have a lens on both sides (front and back).
              I assume the lever allows the user to look either back or forward ???

              Never saw that type, although it definitely looks german ww2.

              Cheers
              Might it not be a bunker optic? The lever at the right hand side of the case might be used to swing the prism back or forth so you can see in either direction. It might be for some kind of airtight installation...

              Carles

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