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Carl Zeiss Telex 6×24 H.W.B Military Issue WW1 Binoculars
Serial number: 389514
Complete with strap.
Binoculars marked with “H.W.B.”, indicates they were military issue for the
Austro-Hungarian armed forces during or around World War I.
This marking is found on optical instruments, including those made by Carl Zeiss Wien. Here is a more detailed breakdown:
H.W.B. meaning
- H.W.B. stands for “Heeres-Waffenmeisterei-Binocular.” In German, this translates to “Army Armory Binocular” or “Army Ordnance Binocular”.
- It signifies that the binoculars were part of a contract for military purposes.
- The mark would have been added to the binoculars by the armory to indicate they had been issued to the military and belonged to the state.
The binoculars are in good used cosmetic condition, please see photography provided.
Optically shows fungus.
All moving parts working correctly.
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| Brand | Carl Zeiss |
|---|---|
| Type | Binoculars |
| Maximum Magnification | 6x |
| Application | Military |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
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