General Optics
Binoculars/Monoculars
- BOB OPTIK International 7X50 SEHFELD 124m auf 1000m Nr. 18181
- Carl Zeiss Jena Silvamar 6x30 NVA Dienstglas 1Q 2560849
- SPLEND COMPACT 8X30 WIDE ANGLE 8.5º 149m at 1000m R.4007
- Zenith(?) 8x30 7425768 Made in USSR (monocular) in Zeiss Ikon 23.1203 leather case
Microscopes
- Hensoldt Wetzlar Tami (TaschenMikroskop) D.R.P.
- Carl Zeiss Germany
Contarex - microscope connection with eyepiece and Ikophot M (3009) light metering system
eyepiece Carl Zeiss Germany 4662201
- Zeiss Stemi SR S f=150 47 50 74
Miscellaneous
- Zeiss Abbe-Refractometer Model A 110501 Made in West Germany wooden boxed, Operating Instructions
- Hand Spectroscoop Carl Zeiss Jena Nr. 46359 Germany, plastic boxed
- Zeiss Aerotopo Mirror Stereo Measurement system, Made in Germany No 10259, Nr. H 12390, wooden boxed
- Zeiss Aerotopo stereo-viewer, Made in Germany, collapsible
- Zeiss Aerotopo stereo-viewer, Made in Germany, collapsible, leather boxed
- Zeiss-Aerotopograph München 3D B&W photographs, leather boxed
Random information
Zeiss Binoculars
Zeiss wartime binoculars carried a coded letter identification marking to mask their makers.
The information is from Greg Bedore.
Some of the 3 digit letter codes designating Zeiss are:
Carl Zeiss, Jena: rin, lmq, blc
Zeiss Ikon, Dresden: dpv
Zeiss Ikon, Goerz, Berlin: dpw
Zeiss Ikon, Contessa, Stuttgart: dpx
Most military production carried no name but rather only the 3 digit alphabetic codes.
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