Monocular - Turmon 8x - 1900-2000 - Germany - Carl Zeiss Jena





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Carl Zeiss Jena Turmon 8x, a foldable prism monocular with 8×21 optics, tested and functional, manufactured in Germany (Jena) circa 1928, 6.8 × 4.5 × 2.4 cm and 102 g, with original leather case (closure may require repair).
Description from the seller
With Carl Zeiss Jena Turmon 8x bearing serial number 1438728, this is a historically valuable foldable prism monocular (often referred to as a pocket telescope), which according to the official Zeiss production lists was manufactured exactly in the year 1928.
The Turmon 8x is in an age-appropriate and functional condition and is supplied with the original leather case (The closure should be repaired).
Dimensions of the device:
Length - 6.8 cm
Width - 4.5 cm
Height - 2.4 cm
Weight without case - 102 g.
Optical specs: 8 × 21 (8x magnification with a 21 mm objective diameter)
Material: Brass and aluminum coated with black shrink-wrap coating.
Shipping is sent as a registered international standard shipment with a tracking number and costs 10 euros in Austria, 25 euros in the EU-25, and 45 euros worldwide.
With Carl Zeiss Jena Turmon 8x bearing serial number 1438728, this is a historically valuable foldable prism monocular (often referred to as a pocket telescope), which according to the official Zeiss production lists was manufactured exactly in the year 1928.
The Turmon 8x is in an age-appropriate and functional condition and is supplied with the original leather case (The closure should be repaired).
Dimensions of the device:
Length - 6.8 cm
Width - 4.5 cm
Height - 2.4 cm
Weight without case - 102 g.
Optical specs: 8 × 21 (8x magnification with a 21 mm objective diameter)
Material: Brass and aluminum coated with black shrink-wrap coating.
Shipping is sent as a registered international standard shipment with a tracking number and costs 10 euros in Austria, 25 euros in the EU-25, and 45 euros worldwide.

