Officer of the Watch - 637 - 1900-1910 - Russia - Obukhovsky Zavod

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Estimate  € 330 - € 400
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€40
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€35
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€30

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Obukhovsky Zavod Russian naval sight telescope, model 637, functional condition non tested, made of steel, 30 cm high, originating from Saint Petersburg, Russia, dating to 1900–1910.

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Description from the seller

Rare original aiming tube / military telescope from the Russian Empire, produced by the historic Obukhov Steel Plant (Обуховский Сталелитейный Заводъ) for the Imperial Navy. Serial number 637 engraved on the body. Dating from the early 1900s (Tsarist era / World War I). A superb collectible piece for enthusiasts of naval militaria.

Rare original aiming tube / military telescope from the Russian Empire, produced by the historic Obukhov Steel Plant (Обуховский Сталелитейный Заводъ) for the Imperial Navy. Serial number 637 engraved on the body. Dating from the early 1900s (Tsarist era / World War I). A superb collectible piece for enthusiasts of naval militaria.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Type
Officer of the Watch
Specific region of origin
San Pietroburgo
Number of objects
1
Manufacturer/brand
Obukhovsky Zavod
Model/type number
637
Material
Metal, Steel
Country of origin
Russia
Style
Vintage
Physical condition
Fair
Functional condition
Not tested
Height
30 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
Title additional information
Russian Navy Telescope
ItalyVerified
Private

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