Original U.S. WWII M8 6x30 Binoculars by Bausch & Lomb with M17 Leather Case - Serial 16656 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover There is still a ghost

There is still a ghost of the stylized P in a circle under the wrist of the stock

Over the chamber it is clearly marked (CROWN) / ERFURT / 1890

This example of the Japanese WWII Type 89 Rokuohsha Machine Gun Camera is serial number 7705 which is marked on the gun and is also marked on the side of the transit chest

The armour was usually brightly lacquered to protect against the harsh Japanese climate

they formed part of the engineering branch

Original U.S. WWII M8 6x30 Binoculars by Bausch & Lomb with M17 Leather Case - Serial 16656 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover There is still a ghostOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M3, M6, M13 and M13A1 binoculars were issued to all branches of the U. S. military during WW2. The M3 was the first model, which was acceptable, but was superseded by the M8, M13 and M13A1, which resolved issues with the M3, particularly with regard to water proofing. The later models also introduced coated optics to reduce glare. A total of 43,378 were made at an original price of $72 ea., however the majority