Original German WWII 10x50 Dienstglas Binoculars with 1943 Dated Case By Ernst Leitz (beh) - Dated 1941 French Holster measuring 16mm in width and

measuring 16mm in width and about 6mm tall

The only real change aside from the replacement grip frame is that the barrel was shortened from the original 7 1/2 inches to a more "cowboy friendly" 5 1/4 inches

as those items were typically used until discarded

indicating a size 54 liner for a 62 shell

The division began as a battalion-sized police unit in 1933

Original German WWII 10x50 Dienstglas Binoculars with 1943 Dated Case By Ernst Leitz (beh) - Dated 1941 French Holster measuring 16mm in width andOriginal Item: Only One Available. Military binoculars and those used by the German military in the Second World War are some of the most collectable antique binoculars. Values can be especially high for a U boat captain's binoculars, while field used examples such as this one are far more affordable and display nicely! Dienstglas binoculars were among some of the most prized souvenirs for Allied Servicemen. After the War they became a desirable