Optics & communications equipment

Rare, complete Torn. E. b in good condition. Complete with both cases, lids and power supply. The set is partially repainted externally but a rare complete example that looks to be in very good condition. Buttons and dials are all functional.

The radio is in very good condition and as one can see is very big and heavy. Therefore there is NO shipping available for this item. Pickup must be arranged for this item!

Rare original Luftwaffe case for the Chiffrier. Maschine A 02717 better known as Enigma. Rare original case in full original paint. The top of the case has blue and yellow post war paint. Otherwise it is in very good condition and a prime piece to any communications collection!

Nice original 10×50 power binoculars or Dienstglas in overall good condition. The binoculars come complete with all of its accessories: the rubber rain cover, the leather strap and the buttoning tab. The optics could be cleaned but are otherwise complete with reticle and are usable. One of the oculars has a crack, otherwise I can’t find damages. The Dientsglas is nicely marked blc which indicates production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. Nice (over)complete binoculars in very nice condition which came straight out of a household clearing in Denmark and has never been in a collection before!

A stunning speckled brown bakelite 6×30 binocular case. Later in the war when the Germans ran out of pigment for bakelite they switched over to different fillers. Sawdust was one of the filling materials used, creating a interesting speckled finish. The brown bakelite dienstglas containers where mostly found with tan 6×30 binoculars. The case is in very good, undamaged condition and has a very aesthetic and vibrant light brown colour which would nicely attribute a late war uniform setup.

Very nice and interesting early manufactured binoculars or Dienstglas which features battle damage with the shrapnel piece still inside! The binoculars are manufactured by Emil Busch A.-G., Rathenow and are typical early examples which feature brass in the construction. Excellent and rare example with battle damage!

Dienstglas bakelite rain cover in excellent condition!

Very nice original 7×50 German army issue binoculars marked BLC indicating production by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The binoculars came with this webbing strap and leather lens cover so I left them.

Very nice late war 6×30 binoculars or Dienstglas finished with the typical late war tan paint. The binoculars are overpainted in. black which was quite a normal thing to do in the field. The binoculars are marked cag indicating production by Swarovski. The binoculars retain their original strap with tan painted studs. Very nice example with a period black overpaint!

A stunning speckled brown bakelite 6×30 binocular case. Later in the war when the Germans ran out of pigment for bakelite they switched over to different fillers. Sawdust was one of the filling materials used, creating a interesting speckled finish. The brown bakelite dienstglas containers where mostly found with tan 6×30 binoculars. The case is in very good, undamaged condition and has a very aesthetic and vibrant light brown colour which would nicely attribute a late war uniform setup.

Excellent carrying case for the 6×30 binoculars or Dienstglas manufactured out of red brown coloured phenolic resin (Bakelite). The case is complete with the leather belt loops on the back from which one is damaged and with the Pressstoff pulling tab/strap. The case is in clean and undamaged condition!

Genuine first world war German army binoculars in their original case in as found, but good condition.