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Hi,
I got a call from one of my ads stating this fellow had a big set of German binos that his dad got out of a tank in 44.
I did some digging on the forum and I think they are a fire control director range finder.
blc 12x60
What is pretty cool is looking through them you see a faint black grid with what Im assuming are range numbers??
Is my guess about right that these go for 600-800??
we are still in negociations at the moment so if any has a good idea PM or email me.
thanks Chris
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No optics guys out there with some thoughts on this?
What is it? Where was it used?
Current market??
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Hi there.
I am no optic collector, but what you have there are spotting binocular for the 4 meter rangefinder model R40 made by blc.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards
St�le
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Yes a Zeiss 12x60 for a 4 metre range finder, good example from the photo , nice to see the rainguard in situ.
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