German Second World War Kriegsmarine Binoculars.
An excellent set of the 7 x 50 binoculars with the rubber protected lenses and eyepieces, generally regarded as being used by submariners, lenses are slightly dirty and do need cleaning, the rubber protectors overall very good condition without any stress to the rubber. Both of the movable eyepieces in place, some slight stress cracks to the Rubber  tabs that hold the eyepieces in place. The binoculars are three letter coded ‘BEH’ followed by number ‘448834’, accompanied by a neck strap, which although seems frail may possibly be original. All fitted into its original pressed cardboard carrying case, which has all clear good white stitching. Large Third Reich Marine eagle over the letter ‘M’ to the lid of the case. The upper part of the base marked ‘BEH 1944’. Both belt loops in place to the reverse of the case with its carrying strap, which is complete but broken. The sprung loaded closure catch for the lid of the binocular case in place and working correctly, good condition £400-£500

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, A Collection of German Militaria.

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