Original German WWII Artillery Carl Zeiss 12 x 60 Flak Binoculars Martini-Henry Rifle but the colors are still

but the colors are still visible

steel dummy receiver plates incorporating most of the internal moving parts these "NON GUNS" are totally legal to own without any federal restrictions

t survive more than one use

It resembles a very large Bowie Knife and just ideal for hacking through any tropical jungle

At 04:00 on 23 February 1945 the 1st Battalion 511PIR (less B Company) boarded fifty-four amphibious tractors (Amtracs)

Original German WWII Artillery Carl Zeiss 12 x 60 Flak Binoculars Martini-Henry Rifle but the colors are stillOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is a very nice condition German World War Two Carl Zeiss 12x60 binoculars. These were esigned to be used in conjunction with a 4 meter long range finder for directing heavy Flak guns. At the start of WWII, Germany wanted to keep the makers of its military equipment secret and assigned each company with a letter code. blc was assigned to the Carl Zeiss of Jena Company. Binoculars retain original data plate