WW11 Ross Binocular’s, 1939 dated

1939 date Ross Army Binocular's

WW11 Ross Binocular’s, 1939 dated

£80.00

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WW11 Large Ross Binocular’s

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Lovely pair of Large Binocular’s manufactured by Ross of London. these Bino’s are fully marked up with Date 1939, Bino prism no 5,Mk 11a, X7.there is a lovely Broad Arrow and below the no 7594, also the no Q.S. 280 M.A.The Bino’s are made of steel with bakelite adjustable viewers and are in their original black paint finish obviously worn in areas around where you would expect through handling over many years. The lenses line up perfectly but could probably do after all this time with a clean, but are still clear.The centre spine has the gauge showing width of degree. The Bino’s also have attatched the original webbing strap with brass fitting which is not the normal wide version but a rather nice slim one. Size is 8 inches tall.

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