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Posted 6 months ago
electobacco
(145 items)
I have not been on in a while. Miss all of you my friends. So I apologize for not getting back to some of you relating to posts or comments on my items. Or having checked out the cool items that many of you have posted. I have some catching up to do and will get to them as soon as I can. : )
Also a belated Merry Christmas to all! Hopefully each and everyone of you had an amazing time with family and friends. Finally Happy New Year to each and everyone of you!! Which is right around the corner.... : )
I will share a few items that I have found recently that it seems some of you may enjoy. First is this item. It is about 10 inches across and 4 3/4 inches wide.
The black leather is crispy like a potato chip on the area that you would grip the binoculars. Everything on it seems to work. I believe it is a rare and/or hard to find pair of World War II German officer binoculars, but am not 100% sure.
Thank you for looking my friends as always and have a blessed day and remainder of the week! : )
World War TwoThe events and battles of World War II played out on every continent of the…
BinocularsThe first binoculars, or field glasses, were essentially twin telescopes, w…
Happy New Year to you as well!
Thank you walksoftly. And also to you and your family! Happy New Year!!! : )
I appreciate the love from all of you for this item mustang, blunder, Chris, BELLIN, and walk. Have an awesome day everyone! : )