United Kingdom. An Early Twentieth Century Field Binoculars By Carl Zeiss Of Jena, Named To Dr. Arnold Caddy Frcs Of Calcutta Auction 1920 and The Peel and

1920 and The Peel and Dufferin Regiment on April 15

the rays separated from one another by small balls

13 mm x 40

with all four prongs

United Kingdom. An Early Twentieth Century Field Binoculars By Carl Zeiss Of Jena, Named To Dr. Arnold Caddy Frcs Of Calcutta Auction 1920 and The Peel andThese functioning binoculars feature a non magnetic brass housing on the body painted in black, the grips covered in a black pebbled leather and remaining intact. The body tubes housing the lenses are joined together at four locations, forming a bridge, with a central cylinder between the tubes, the cylinder itself finished with a screw at the eyepiece end. Both eyepieces are functional and are gradated in plus and minus on either side of "0". The