Optics & communications equipment

Rare transmitter to receiver connecting cable, used in Panzer radio set ups.

Flak headset L38122 in very good condition. Hard to find with the two pin connector that plugs into the 8,8cm Flak gun intercom.

Beautiful and rare grey coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas in good used and working condition. The binoculars are nicely marked Hensoldt which indicates production by Hensoldt u. Soehne, Mechanisch-Optische Werke AG, Wetzlar. Beautiful grey coloured 10×50 Panzer Dienstglas. Not to be confused with the early postwar produced examples which lack serial numbers and are marked DF.

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!

Beautiful large Pressstoff carrying case for the SF 14 (Scherenfernrohr 14) trench periscope in untouched condition. The carrying case is nicely marked eso 43 which indicates production by a rare unidentified optics manufacturer. Sadly some straps are broken and the large back mounting flap has been cut off but this is how the carrying case has been found. Most of the internals parts such as the small box for the spare bulb are still present. These carrying cases are hard to find, especially in untouched condition!

Nice original Imperial Dienstglas D.F. (Doppelfernrohr) 8×24 by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The binocular is in overall good condition and still retains the leather strap and the ersatz material rain cover. Nice imperial example!

6×30 Dienstglas by E. Leitz, Wetzlar in good used condition with original strap!

Mid war 6×30 Dienstglas manufactured from either reworked or unused pre war parts. The binoculars are made by G. Rodenstock which also is the manufacturer who later used the code ESO. The binoculars are most probably made around 1941 utilising unused pre war parts. Hard to find transitional piece!

Original cable for the optical reticle lighting for the optics such as the MGZ40. The cable is in good complete, undamaged condition and is a rare piece to find, especially in good condition.

Kehlmikrofon (Fu) b with plug for the FF33 and Flak headset.

Textbook all bakelite pattern Stirnlampe or headlight in very good condition. The The Stirnlampe is complete with its complete cable, bakelite battery case and elastic head band which are all undamaged and functional. The battery box lacks a compartment for a blue coloured lens and this was example is most likely late war manufactured without the blue lens! Multiple parts, on the battery box as well as on the bakelite bulb housing are nicely marked etl which indicates production by Krieger u. Faudt, Berlin. Textbook all bakelite example in excellent condition. The cable is damaged at the end where it meets the battery box; it will be neccesary to repair this. Otherwise a very nice and matching example!

Textbook large binoculars or D.F. 10×80 (Doppelfernrohr) as used for FLAK spotting in very good condition. The binoculars are nicely marked dkl which indicates production by Josef Schneider & Co., Kreuznach which is a rather hard to encounter manufacturer of optical equipment. Textbook late war example in tan paint which still retains for up to 95%. The binoculars still have the brown coloured face cushion which remains in very good condition for the age of the material. The binoculars are functional, the optics are in good condition but could be cleaned for a better result. Very nice set!

Nice carrying case for the 7/10X50 binoculars or Dienstglas made out of black coloured Pressstoff. The case is in unissued condition without any damages. The case still has the short part of the carrying strap attached to it. Nice example!

Large Flak spotting binoculars marked D.F. 10×80 CXN in externally good condition. The binoculars are in very good condition complete with its original tan eyeshields which are always missing or repainted. The face cushion is also present. The binoculars should be cleaned internally.

Useful spare part that is often missing to the FF33 field phone in good, usable condition.

Textbook unmarked 6×30 Dienstglas strap

Textbook pre war leather button flap or Knopflasche in very good condition. This example is made out of high quality thick leather and has brass pips. the button flap is nicely marked Eugen Huger, München 1939. Hard to upgrade pre war spare!

Nice original leather 7×50 Dbinoculars or Dienstglas case in good condition. . The case is nicely marked bmk 1942 which indicates production by Srb & Stys Fabrik Praziser Messinstrumente, Prague. Although the case is made in 1942 it still shows a lot of the early details such as the material being leather, the carrying strap and the closing latch. Nice and interesting carrying case!

Beautiful and aesthetic brown coloured bakelite 6×30 binoculars or Dienstglas case in very good, undamaged condition. The case itself is manufactured out of phenolic resin with shredded textile fibers as a filler material (a certain variant of/on bakelite). The case features Pressstoff belt loops and a Pressstoff pulling tab on the closing tab which are all still intact. Interestingly these brown coloured cases are virtually always found together with the tan coloured binoculars. The case is in very good, undamaged condition and has a aesthetic and vibrant light brown colour which shows the filler material, this would nicely attribute any late war NCO uniform setup!