WW2 German Wehrmacht 6x30 Dienstglas (blc) Red Cross These historic British mining lamps

These historic British mining lamps were produced for use within the coal mining industry and formed an important part of underground mine safety equipment during the mid-20th century

and with the helmet adorned with laurels

or those who appreciate finely crafted mechanical tools

5690 was built at Crewe in March 1936 and named Leander after HMS Leander

WW2 German Wehrmacht 6x30 Dienstglas (blc) Red Cross These historic British mining lampsThe binoculars show overall normal signs of use. Both lenses are in working order. The visibility is very clear. The Strichplatte in the right lens is visible. The right side is marked with Dienstglas, '6x30', 'H 6400', and the number 2167500. On the left side is the Maker Mark 'blc' which indicates that the maker was Carl Zeiss. It comes with a leather strap which is in supple and solid condition. in addition the binoculars come in a leather case