WWI, Two French army binoculars, 1x "Jules Huet, Paris" model: "Constructeurs Artillerie 8x"and another Huet made one marked "MG", in heavily used condition

WWI, Selection of three French made binoculars, including: "Defraisme, Paris" model: "Skyrop 8x25" marked with anchor insignia of the navy, 1x "Zenith, Stereo 8x"and one unmarked one

WWI, Lot of three French binoculars, consists of the following: 1x "Deraisme Fab, Paris, Lonrop 7x, marked M.G.", 1x "Huet, Paris, Octa 8x24", 1x "G.Fournier, Paris, Stenaxa 8x25", all with foggy lenses

WWI, Lot of three French binoculars, consists of: 1x marked "Ing&Borde, 29 Blvd. Haussmann, Paris", 1x "Richellie II, 12x", and 1x unmarked but similar in style

WWI, Lot of three French made binoculars, all made by "Jules Huet", 2x "Extra lumineuse 7x"and one marked "Ministiere de la Guerre", early pattern models

WWI, Lot of three French made army binoculars all in leather case, 1x "AFSA, Sthenara 8x", 1x "AFSA, Serie 6 MG", 1x "G.Fournier, Paris, M.G."

WWI, Very interesting military binocular, made by the French firm "Hunsicker&Alexis, Paris", but marked and used by the Australian army, model: "No2 MKI, with D^D (Department of Defence) markings, in leather case, nice and unusual piece

WWI, Lot of four French army binoculars, all made by "Jules Huet, Paris", all model "Extra Lumineuse 7x", but with some interesting differences between them, like, two with diagrams with military figures to calculate distances, one marked with British army WD arrow markings, all with their original leather cases

WWI, Lot of four various French made binoculars, including: 1x "Colmont, Paris, Kallos stereo", 1x "Hardy&Comp, London-Paris", "Stoef 8x", 1x "Ariston", all with leather case, should be viewed

WWII, French navy, deck mounted gunsight binoculars, marked: "Jumelle S 8x50, S.R.P.I. 1936", made of brass, one lens a bit foggy, complete with dust covers

Postwar, French navy binoculars, in original wooden chest, marked with a brass plaque, dated 1951, made by "Huet, Paris", made of heavy brass construction, rubber eyeshield intact

WWI, Russian model "Trieder binocle", with cyrilic writing on the coversand dated 1907, with leather carrying strap and original leather case, in good condition

WWI, Lot of two Russian army binoculars, one made by "Carl Zeiss, Jena St. Petersburg"and one "Obuchow 1916", both with leather case

WWI, Lot of two binoculars, made by the "C.P. Goerz" factory in Russia, for use by the Russian empire, both with cyrillic writing on the top covers, dated 1912

WWI, Lot of three binoculars, made by: "Carl Zeiss", factories in St. Petersburg and Riga, Russia, for the Russian imperial army, before the communist revolution, with cyrillic text instead of German language, dated between 1913 and 1915, all in used/worn but ok condition with clear lenses

WWI, Lot of three binoculars, made by: "Carl Zeiss" in St. Petersburg, Russia, for the Russian imperial army, before the communist revolution, with cyrillic text instead of German languageand crossed rifle markings two dated 1914, all in used/worn but ok condition, two with clear lenses, one has a bit foggy lenses

WWI, Lot of two binoculars made by: "Carl Zeiss St.Petersburg" Russia, for the Russian imperial army, one dated 1912and one 1913, one has rare and unussual yellow filter lenses, both in good condition, with clear lenses

WWI, Lot of two binoculars, made by: "Carl Zeiss, London Ltd.", model "Binocular prismatic No. 3 MKII" made for the British army, both dated 1916, after 1917 these where made by "Ross, London" because Carl Zeiss was a german companyand according to a 1916 War law, it was nationalized by the British, in used condition one with foggy lenses, including one original leather case marked "Case no.3 prism binocular, London 1916

WWI, Lot of two binoculars, including one made by: "" Carl Zeiss, Jena" model "Telefort", re-purposed by the Australian army, marked No. 2 MKIIand D^D, (Department of Defence) with gasmask eyepiecesand one made by: "Ross, London", marked "Binocular, Prismatic No.3 MKII, 1917", the first year of production when Ross took over the Carl Zeiss factory in the UK, in original case, dated 1916, rare pieces, in good condition, with leather neck straps

WWI, Lot of two British army binoculars, consists of: one "Carl Zeiss, Jena, Feldstecher 8x", with leather caseand one "Jumelle, Zeiss, E.Kraus & Cie, Paris", both with British army arrow markings, interesting pieces

WWI/WWII, Russian army binocular, with cyrillic writing on both coversand the russian army marking of two crossed rifles, copy of a German model, in good cndition with clear lenses, with leather case, interesting piece

WWI, England, British army binocular model "Prismatic No.3 (MKI)", made by "W.Watson & Sons Ltd., London", dated 1911, with WD broadarrows, lenses foggy, otherwise in nice condition

WWII, British Royal navy, gunsight binocular model G352P, made by: "Ross, London" , with adjustable lenses, in used but overall working condition

WWII, British Royal navy, GK.5 Gunsight binoculars made by: "Barr & Stroud", dated 1945, right side lens in need of repair, overall good condition

WWII, Persia, Export model Dienstglas made by "Carl Zeiss, Jena", for Persia, with "Arabic" markings and writing, with yellow sun filters mounted, with original leather case, very nice condition

WWI, US army binocular, made by: "Gundlach-Manhattan opt. Co. Rochester N.Y.", prism binocular 6x30, very rare type with built in yellow filters in the eyepieces, lenses a bit foggy, overall good condition with leather neck strapand original matching case, with makers mark on inside lid

Nice vintage large telescope with wooden tripod, no markings visible on both pieces, looks to be military issue, lots of adjustment options, overall lenght of the telescope 72cm, wooden tripod has brass fittings

Carl Zeiss Delfort 18x50 binoculars with rare tripod mounting, clear lenses

WWI, Selection of six monocle telescopes, all made by "Carl Zeiss, Jena", some in original cases, overall good condition, rare pieces

WWI/Interbellum, Mixed lot of various binoculars, all in need of repairs of for parts, should be viewed

WWI/Interbellum, Box full of various unmarked binoculars, including very interesting models,

Interbellum, lot of eight small "Theater" binoculars, various makers, including some very interesting models

Box of various leather binocular cases

Large 1930's "Carl Zeiss, Jena" enamel sign, showing a "Telex 6x24" binocular, size: 75x80cm, a bit bend and some damage around the edges, rare item