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  • 10X80 WWII Binoculars
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.
  • Zeiss German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft binoculars. Designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN. Military grade steel, glass and wood on a custom made centre mount and tripod at Jeroen Markies.

10X80 WWII Binoculars

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A pair of 10x80 binoculars with eyepieces set at 45 degrees, attributed to Zeiss. Set on period, extending oak and brass stand with chromed conical feet. 10 times magnification with 80mm objective lens. Paint stripped and metal polished. Fully refurbished optics.

Dimensions: H. 142cm W. 80cm D. 52cm 

Origin: German

Circa 1940

Item no: 290419

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