German Zeiss Flak World War Two Binoculars

Aviation and Binoculars present a set of German Zeiss Flak World War Two binoculars.

This beautiful set of German World war two 10×80 optics comes with full markings war time markings. They are coded ‘b p d’ which stands for  C. P. GOERZ, GmbH VIENNA AUSTRIA , who produced the binoculars under licence from Zeiss.  War time coding was used to disguise the origins for production of these precision optics. They have been professionally serviced, polished and mounted on a metal stand by our team of highly dedicated optical experts with over 40 years experience.

These stunning German WW2 optics are in full working order. These are 10 x 80 binoculars, 10 times magnification with a 80 mm front optic lens to the front. They have an angled eyepiece ocular making them easy to use whilst being super functional with crystal clear optics. They are often referred to as Flak glass binoculars for their use in anti aircraft spotting. 

This design is exceptionally easy to use with each ocular able to be independently focussed, perfect for and viewing or simply gazing at the stars!

Here at Aviation and Binoculars we pride ourselves on having one of the widest selection of historically interesting, functional optics available to purchase. Check out the full range of big eye binoculars including the Rare WW2 German Zeiss (SOMET) 25×100 big eye binoculars and Zeiss 7×50 U Boat Kriegsmarine binoculars.

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