In side are 2 orange and 2 green filters. The original black leather case with embodied logo ‘E.Leitz Wetzlar’ and ‘1940’. The letters KF - cold resistant lubricant is applied. The letter (T) does mean, the lenses are coated. Right - M, N 21788 and is engraved swastika. Left - 7 x 50 beh (T) KF and production number

On the bending bar is a mounting for a spring loaded rain guard. It is easy and safely to grip, particularly on a boat. The binocular is rather light - 1185 grams, by its measurements: Height - 167 mm Width - 180 mm. The body was built from alloy, covered with black leatherette. The field of view is 7.3 degrees 128 meters at 1000 meters. Stephen Rohan pointed in his book: ‘This model is often photographed on U-boats, but was also used on other Kriegsmarine vessels and by the coastal artillery’. The binocular was manufactured for Kriegsmarine.Īs Dr.

Produced by Leitz, Ernst, G.m.b.H., Wetzlar - war time code - ‘beh’ *).

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