Original German WWI Binoculars by Carl Zeiss - Named Brown Bess Because the treaty of Versailles

Because the treaty of Versailles banned further production of such weapons in Germany

It is rugged and the correct flat black unlike the many glossy repro frogs on the market today

the British vessels rejoined their squadron

Research reveals that “ftc” stands for Frost & Jahnel of Breslau who produced holsters from 1941-1942

Lancashire Fusiliers – 'the six VCs before breakfast'

Original German WWI Binoculars by Carl Zeiss - Named Brown Bess Because the treaty of VersaillesOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fine pair of German made eight strength binoculars, nicely marked by CARL ZEISS, JENA complete with original leather neck strap. Contained in their original leather case which has been marked on the underside of the lid: FELDWEBEL L. HOFFMANN OBv FLG(?) ARTY Regimental marking unclear other than it being for "ARTILLERY". In all over very nice condition, the case no longer retaining the shoulder strap or belt