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Old 03-30-2011, 06:01 PM   #1
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I have just added these binos to my collection all coments and opinions welcom:

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pretty standard but, they are a must for a bino collection. I picked up a set off
ebay not too long ago.
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pretty standard but, they are a must for a bino collection. I picked up a set off
ebay not too long ago.
I bet, just wondering since they do not say deinstglass or feldgalss if they might be a civilian version....
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I bet, just wondering since they do not say deinstglass or feldgalss if they might be a civilian version....
Nice example of a Feldglas 08. Many have lost paint but yours is still on and looks original. Also, some look put together after the War and lack serial number and military acceptance marking. However, yours has a serial number and a "K" marking indicating Gewehr Prufongskommission Spandau acceptance which is is usually present on this type field glass. It is definitely military, not civilian.

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Nice example of a Feldglas 08. Many have lost paint but yours is still on and looks original. Also, some look put together after the War and lack serial number and military acceptance marking. However, yours has a serial number and a "K" marking indicating Gewehr Prufongskommission Spandau acceptance which is is usually present on this type field glass. It is definitely military, not civilian.
Thanks very much for the info, just begining to learn about WWI glasses
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