Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Cased Pair Of Kriegsmarine Binoculars, By Ernst Leitz Newly Listed 1941 and signed in blue

1941 and signed in blue crayon by a Lieutenant

a Hindenburg Cross ribbon with Swords ribbon

light to moderate green oxidation on the obverse and reverse from age

scattered wear evident in the black background)

but it was usually good quality meat

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Cased Pair Of Kriegsmarine Binoculars, By Ernst Leitz Newly Listed 1941 and signed in blue(Doppelfernrohr mit Kasten). A well preserved pair of Second War period Kriegsmarine binoculars, featuring a heavy, non magnetic steel body, with a protective casing painted in black. Functioning with coated objective and viewing lenses, and four rubber caps protecting both objective lenses and both eyepieces. The body tubes housing the lenses are joined together at two locations to a central adjustable apparatus. The binoculars are marked adjacent to