Binoculars

This is a selection of the large binoculars that we sell!

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Nikon15x80 (circa 1940)

This was used mainly on ships for spotting other ships.

D.F.10x80 (World War II)
Use as an observation binocular for spotting aircraft.

(Cannot see the distance of the aircraft).

Polish 10x80 (Post War circa 1954)
Military observation binocular with 45º incline eyepieces and mounted quick sight which is a monocular telescope for observation but at right angle for the second observer.

AA Director (World War II)
This was used as a military identification telescope for two observers who could simultaneously spot approaching aircraft, the eyepieces having different magnification

Nikon 20x120 (World War II)
This was used by Japanese infantry to spot artillery.

Fuji 15x80 (circa 1960)
Similar design to the Nikon. Very bright to look through.

Blc.12x60 (World War II)

This binocular was used on German range
finders to spot aircraft.

Donkey's Ears (German World War I)
These were used in the trenches or behind trees.
This gave the infantrymen maximum cover.

10x80 Sight+Pad (World War II)
Use as an observation binocular for spotting aircraft. Designed as a searchlight director.

Nikon 20x120 Centre mount (circa 1940)
This was used on Japanese warships to spot other ships.

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