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The build of the binocular is good but not quite as good as that of a binocular such as the Zeiss (blc) D.F.

It saw some military use by Sweden and Finland, and a small number were also used by the German Kriegsmarine. Tee tarjouksia yli 65,000 erityislaatuisesta esineest joka viikko, expertscount asiantuntijamme valikoimana. Type: Galilei Glass Magnification: 6 x Field of vision: 4,4 (77 m 1000 m) Nice collectible that you can take on a walk. The rubber rings on the eyepieces are supple and not endured. The two eyepieces can be set individually for focus: these rings run very smoothly. In the leather, the stamp of Emil Busch Rathenow is processed twice. Very nice binoculars used in World War 1914 1918, Dienstglas With original case Model Fernglas 08. Marluxon 7 X 50 Busch Rathenow Tv Kyttehdot Ennen Marluxon 7 X 50 Busch Rathenow Tv Kyttehdot Ennen.Note: If you have a vintage binocular you either wish to sell or would just like some information about, I can be contacted at. The Marluxon has a slightly wider field of view than some of them. The binocular does not have coated optics, but optical performance is still good and fairly typical of better-made 7X50’s from this time period. This appears to have been done many years ago, probably by the ever-resourceful Finns. For example, its prisms do not fit as securely as they could in the frame, and, as a result, sometime after manufacture small screws were set in the housing, one at each end of each prism, to further secure them (See View 2). The objective caps of this example are marked IT-JOUKOT which is Finnish for anti-aircraft unit (See View 2: The build of the binocular is good but not quite as good as that of a binocular such as the Zeiss (blc) D.F. Notes: The Marluxon was introduced in 1913 and made until probably 1939/40. Serial #/Year of Manufacture: 378188 = Probably late 1930’s Manufacturer/Model: Emil Busch, Rathenow Marluxon 7X50 with Finnish Markingsįield of View: 7.2 deg = 128 m/1,000 m APFOV 51 deg Emil Busch, Rathenow Marluxon 7X50 with Finnish Markings (View 1)