I am not at all certain whether cag binoculars issued without the H/6400 marking were issued with or without a graticule. It would appear that the H/6400 marking was simply discontinued at some stage during the war. In summary, around 25 of the cag binoculars I have on file are marked with H/6400 and the other 25 have no such marking.
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Up to around serial number 130000, cag binoculars were marked H/6400 which I assume indicated that they had a graticule on the right hand lens.Īfter around serial number 130000 most cag binoculars were not so marked. Anmarlodz: I have 50+ cag binoculars on file ranging from serial number 5865 through to 307545.
Dienstglas 6x30 - 'Service Glass' 101857 - serial number. In summary, around 25 of the cag binoculars I have on file are marked with H/6400 and the other 25 have no such marking.Ĭan anyone help me identify these binoculars. After around serial number 130000 most cag binoculars were not so marked. Up to around serial number 130000, cag binoculars were marked H/6400 which I assume indicated that they had a graticule on the right hand lens. Are those without H/6400 markings postwar production? What would be your opinion guys anmarlodz: I have 50+ cag binoculars on file ranging from serial number 5865 through to 307545. All army binoculras I have seen have such markings.
Last days I have seen many those tan buincoluras which have no H/6400 markings and asking myself what is wrong with them. Who know, from which year may be this binoculars? I think that 1943, but I'm not sure.
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