Germany - Military equipment - 1906





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Description from the seller
Pair of officer's prism binoculars from the famous brand C.P GOERZ Berlin
Pagor Trieder Binocular
Regulation model from the period 1900-1914
Serial number 176181 determines the year 1906
Optics: good condition,
The central body is in black grained leather
Central knob and pivot for interpupillary distance functional
Magnification 6x engraved on the knob
Right eyepiece knob enabling diopter adjustment is functional
Original rigid leather case lined with its midnight blue velvet from the GOERZ factory in good condition (no tears)
Strap: leather carrying strap attached to the binoculars by its authentic cold-brass stud from the era
The case closure tab bears the Prussian military inspection hallmark (P cold-stamped surrounded by its adjustment stars and its manufacturing monogram)
A homogeneous set and 100% original for this magnificent piece of optical history
Outstanding condition for its age
Pair of officer's prism binoculars from the famous brand C.P GOERZ Berlin
Pagor Trieder Binocular
Regulation model from the period 1900-1914
Serial number 176181 determines the year 1906
Optics: good condition,
The central body is in black grained leather
Central knob and pivot for interpupillary distance functional
Magnification 6x engraved on the knob
Right eyepiece knob enabling diopter adjustment is functional
Original rigid leather case lined with its midnight blue velvet from the GOERZ factory in good condition (no tears)
Strap: leather carrying strap attached to the binoculars by its authentic cold-brass stud from the era
The case closure tab bears the Prussian military inspection hallmark (P cold-stamped surrounded by its adjustment stars and its manufacturing monogram)
A homogeneous set and 100% original for this magnificent piece of optical history
Outstanding condition for its age

