Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set Of Field Binoculars, By Hensoldt & Söhne Werke A-G, C.1941 GTRexclude the end pieces attached to

the end pieces attached to black finished magnetic metal buttons on either side

/ Identification drawings and descriptions of twenty-seven British and German aircraft / Published by the Daily Mirror

maker marked “S” on reverse

89 mm x 110 mm)

Pragnell of Leicester

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set Of Field Binoculars, By Hensoldt & Söhne Werke A-G, C.1941 GTRexclude the end pieces attached to(Wehrmacht Fernglas). This is an extremely well preserved set of Second War period Wehrmacht field binoculars. The body tubes housing the lenses are joined together at four locations forming a bridge, with a central cylinder between the tubes, the cylinder itself finished with a screw at the eyepiece end. Both eyepieces are functional and are gradated in plus and minus on either side of "0", with ocular and objective lenses constructed of glass. The