Original U.S. WWII 7 x 50 1943 Navy BU Ships Mark 32 Model 2 Universal Camera Corp Binoculars with M24 Carrying Case Brown Bess The right diopter move easily

The right diopter move easily

Also included is the original paper packet which reads Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen Bronze across the front and the reverse is marked Josef Feix Söhne Gablonz / Reisse

which the Japanese called Taisho 10 (the tenth year of the Taisho Emperor's reign

There is some powder burn and surface oxidation

and other aspects of the tip are completely removed

Original U.S. WWII 7 x 50 1943 Navy BU Ships Mark 32 Model 2 Universal Camera Corp Binoculars with M24 Carrying Case Brown Bess The right diopter move easilyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent condition pair of WWII U. S. Navy Mark 32 Mod. 2 Binoculars made in 1943 by the Universal Camera Corp in New York, New York and was specifically designed for the Bureau of Ships. U. S. Navy organizations that were largely responsible for procurement in 1940 were designated Bureaus, each commanded by a Rear Admiral. These Bureaus included: Aeronautics, Engineering, Navigation, Ordnance, and Ships.