Kriegsmarine u boat binoculars5/29/2023 The binoculars has markings: 7X50 and beh Waffenamt code assigned to. Such binoculars had been tested for temperatures down to -20%. WW2 German Kriegsmarine Binoculars with a case for U-boot Besatzung / U-Boat crew. 'KF' is the abbreviation for 'Kälte Fett' (Cold Resistant). ![]() Notes: The 'beh' designation is the code for the company, Leitz Wetzlar. In particular, the eagle/swastika remains perfect, free from any attempts to remove it. The white paint infill free from damage or adverse wear. All markings clear, and free from any major damage. Optics cleaned and excellent, free from any dust or issues with the glasses. The binoculars complete with their original black leather neck strap.Ĭondition report: The binoculars in clean condition with most original black finish remaining. The binoculars marked to the left-side, 7 x 73 (T) KF, and to the right-side engraved with the eagle/swastika 'M', serial number 25370 alogn with the 'N' designation. ![]() The binoculars of standard Kriegsmarine design, with polished black and rough grained finish. ![]() ![]() A point not missed in the publication by Dr.Stephen Rohan. Manufactured by the famous German firm of LeitzĪlthough it is impossible to prove the binoculars belonged to a U-Boat Commander, it is well known that this style of Kriegsmarine long-barrel 7 x 50 binoculars are typical of the those carried by U-Boat Commanders.
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