Can anyone help me identify these binoculars (taken from dead German. 6x30 - 'Service Glass' 101857 - serial number.

$44.00 15 Bids Sold, $21.00 Shipping Seller: (13,927) 100%, Location: Palmdale, California, Ships to: US, Item: 43 GERMAN WWII MILITARY DIENSTGLAS CAG SWAROVSKI 6 X 30 BINOCULARS. NICELY WORKING WWII BINOCULARS. GLASS SHOWS NO NOTICEABLE OUTSIDE SCRATCHES BUT HAS SOME CRYSTALLINE SPOTTING ON INSIDE. POSSIBLE TO CLEAN? BOTH INDEPENDENT FOCUS WORK SMOOTHLY, RANGEFINDER MARKS ARE STILL PUNCTUALLY PRESENT.

TESION SEEMS A BIT LOOSE ON WIDTH ADJUST AND NEEDS A PARTICULAR SPANNER TYPE WRENCH TO TIGHTEN- I DIDN'T TRY. OVERALL ROUGH EXTERIOR FROM USE IN BATTLE, HOWEVER BAKELITE EYEPIECES ARE STILL INTACT. SERIAL NUMBER IS 149005 SEE PHOTO NUMBER 7. BLACK PAINT AND SERIAL NUMBER INDICATES EARLY PART OF WAR. FROM SOME RESEARCH ON-LINE IT SEEMS THAT THE TAN PAINT WAS NOT MADE FOR AFRICA BUT WAS THE ONLY PAINT AVAILABLE IN LATER PART OF WAR. TAN COLOR SWAROVSKY SEEM TO BE MORE PREVALENT THAN BLACK BUT I AM NOT AN EXPERT. PLEASE REVIEW PHOTOS AND BID AS TO YOUR OWN KNOWLEDGE.

WE TRIED TO DESCRIBE ITEM TO BEST OF OUR ABILITIES. ITEM SOLD 'AS IS' FROM BATTLE OVER 70 YEARS AGO PRIMARILY BEING SOLD FOR HISTORICAL CURIO OR ARTIFACT AND NOT FUNCTIONALITY. Condition: Used, Condition: GLASS SHOWS NO NOTICEABLE OUTSIDE SCRATCHES BUT HAS SOME CRYSTALLINE SPOTTING ON INSIDE. POSSIBLE TO CLEAN? Tesion loose.

Overall rough exterior. Swam Engine Keygen Music. As is condition. Please review photos., Time Period: WWII See More.

The 'Einheitsfarbe Europa' was applied from 1943 on the glasses. In my list, the first yellow glass has the serial number 271xxx. At Jerry's glass I would say that it was made ​​around late 1943. Best regards Dave PS:Thank you that you have not written Africa Corps.

When the glasses were built in Africa was no more war Hi Dave, Again something I would not have done as a long time collector of DAK and Tropical items and it would have irritated me if someone else had posted them as DAK. The triangle mark was I think introduced in late 43, after the end of the war in Africa in may 43.