Original German WWII Spindler & Hoyer 6x30 Dienstglas Binoculars with Neck Strap Availability_International the 17th and 18th

the 17th and 18th

Patriots are known to have taken the head of Marshall Petain from the French stamps of 1941-42 and placed it on the body of the infant

the two B-17 groups moved to Casablanca proved surplus to Air Transport Command's needs and the squadron was inactivated in late July 1945 and its planes ferried back to the United States 

1939 (Heft 20)

Some of the top portion of the scabbard had been chipped away over the years

Original German WWII Spindler & Hoyer 6x30 Dienstglas Binoculars with Neck Strap Availability_International the 17th and 18thOriginal Item: Only One Available. The 6x30 Dienstglas (Service Glass) was one of the most used German issued binoculars of WWII. This example is fully functional, with mostly clear optics, and working adjustments. It is nicely marked as follows on the base of the barrels: SPINDLER & HOYER GTTINGEN is marked on the left side, with the model and serial information on the right: Dienstglas 6 x 30 108839 M H 6400 The use of the company name, and not a