The German Army and Navy used a wide variety of optical equipment, including a 6×30 (6 power magnification with 30mm objective lens), 7×50, 8×30,10×50 and others, being the standard issued optics used by all branches of service. His 8×60 type was a MUCH RARER model, with only approx. 200 pieces ever being made, and were… (read more)
Appears to be made of a light weight wood, possibly balsa, with a plastic plane (probably not from original model). Upon the display rack, which is included, has the dimensions of 61 inches long, 12 inches wide and 14 inches tall. There are some damage issues with some of the smaller pieces, such as one… (read more)
Appears to be made of a light weight wood, possibly balsa, with a plastic plane (probably not from original model). Upon the display rack, which is included, has the dimensions of 61 inches long, 12 inches wide and 14 inches tall. There are some damage issues with some of the smaller pieces, such as one… (read more)
Used on U-boats and other surface vessels. Hese were captured at the end of the war. The German Army and Navy used a wide variety of optical equipment, including a 6×30 (6 power magnification with 30mm objective lens), 7×50, 8×30, 10×50 and others, being the standard issued optics used by all branches of service. Though… (read more)
Appears to be made of a light weight wood, possibly balsa, with a plastic plane (probably not from original model). Upon the display rack, which is included, has the dimensions of 61 inches long, 12 inches wide and 14 inches tall. There are some damage issues with some of the smaller pieces, such as one… (read more)
This was used by various crewmembers on Destroyer, Cruiser, E-Boats, and others, when hunting with Depth Charges. The Junghans U-Jagd Stopwatch features a cal. 29c movement, with a 1/100min. Scale and three consecutive scales for sea miles (100m, 150m, and 200m). Also has a smaller counter for 0, 200, 400, and 600. This Junghans stopwatch… (read more)
Used on U-boats and other surface vessels. Hese were captured at the end of the war. The German Army and Navy used a wide variety of optical equipment, including a 6×30 (6 power magnification with 30mm objective lens), 7×50, 8×30, 10×50 and others, being the standard issued optics used by all branches of service. Though… (read more)
Appears to be made of a light weight wood, possibly balsa, with a plastic plane (probably not from original model). Upon the display rack, which is included, has the dimensions of 61 inches long, 12 inches wide and 14 inches tall. There are some damage issues with some of the smaller pieces, such as one… (read more)
Used on U-boats and other surface vessels. Hese were captured at the end of the war. The German Army and Navy used a wide variety of optical equipment, including a 6×30 (6 power magnification with 30mm objective lens), 7×50, 8×30, 8×60 10×50 and others, being the standard issued optics used by all branches of service…. (read more)
YOU ARE VIEWING A. (THE KEY IS NOT). THESE CLOCKS WERE ONLY USED ON. GERMAN U-BOATS AND SHIPS. BLACK NUMBER HOUR MARKERS. ON THIS PIECE OF WOOD. AND A HOLE DRILLED. TO HOLD THE KEY. DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE. YOU’LL BE SORRY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.. I WILL ANSWER ALL. THANK YOU… (read more)
