United Kingdom. An Early Twentieth Century Field Binoculars By Carl Zeiss Of Jena, Named To Dr. Arnold Caddy Frcs Of Calcutta Auction It was at the 400-bed

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United Kingdom. An Early Twentieth Century Field Binoculars By Carl Zeiss Of Jena, Named To Dr. Arnold Caddy Frcs Of Calcutta Auction It was at the 400-bedThese 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