Folding table

[Kurland2006]

hello !!!

I have found such a modular table
From the German side of war veterans received a confirmation that the following tables were used wehrmacht gunner, shooting trajectory measurements under field conditions.
60 years, the table has lost a few details:
Missing a metal band, carry strap, ruler, and the bare area of the breakdown of the table surface.

I am convinced of the table belonging to wehrmacht , however, an inability to find any documentary evidence on the table.
Therefore, turning to you with a request to help find a web address where you can view this table, or a photo with it.

unfortunately an inability to insert the photo, therefore, to the web link, which shows the table

http://www.antik-war.lv/viewtopic.php?t=58993

Thank in advance,
with respect Kurland

[deiter]

a very cool table indeed.....overly complicated like everything else german


dieter

[Mat Holloway]

wow are there any dates on it anywhere at all?
what does it say underneath? non metallic or something like that?

[Uncle Goose]

wow are there any dates on it anywhere at all?
what does it say underneath? non metallic or something like that?

No, it says it not free of a magnetic field (means there is Iron present).

[Mat Holloway]

thanks for clearing that up!

[Kurland2006]

or indeed, no information!

[Kurland2006]

Appears that this is the only such desk throughout the world.
If no one does not know already

[sudhafen]

Anything new on this table? I know probably of one, in better conditions. Will try to make photos.

[uscob]

It's a map Table. The "magnetic" Mark means that this isn't for Planning with a Compass as the Ferrous Parts will misslead the Needle.

[19landser42]

i have the exact table, but missing some metal hardware. ill post some photos soon. the table top on mine has been cut down in size, anyone have the correct measurements?

[sfmike1]

I have seen one of these for sale on eBay a while ago as well (it was $1200 so I didn't buy it). The table was clearly marked with the 3-letter code "cme" (the map gage and case maker). SF Mike