Lupinus 20×50 Coated Optics Binoculars From IDF Surplus
Lupinus 20x50 coated optics field binoculars from Israeli military surplus with the original case. These Lupinus 20x50 field binoculars are in excellent condition, some are as-new never used in the original plastic bag! All have the original leather case with red felt inside. These field binoculars are marked with the Israeli army marking of the letter צ (Tzadik) on one side and on the other 3.5 degrees of view and catalog item number 22011.
Stereoscope For Aerial Photography By Huet Paris
Stereoscope for aerial photography by Huet Paris from Israeli military surplus, used by mostly intelligence units to read and decipher aerial images of enemy territory and military related material by having a three dimensional image for better understanding. This Stereoscope by Huet Paris from IDF surplus is in very good condition, marked with the Israeli military marking of the צ letter (Tzadik) and a נ inside the Star of David signifying that it has been checked and approved for use. The right eye lens can move left-right as to fit the viewers face and providing a sharp 3D image.
This is a rare piece of Israeli military history as well as militaria history, signifying how enemy maps used to be deciphered by intelligence personnel so that every enemy tank, aircraft, artillery piece, base, bunker, and others can be identified. This was how it was done before the wide use of satellites and high-tech computer imaging and deciphering programs.
Iveco Diamant 8×40 Field Binoculars
International 12×50 Field Binoculars From Israeli Military Surplus
Bausch & Lomb X30 Spotting Scope With Freeland Tripod
Bausch & Lomb X30 spotting scope with Freeland tripod from Israeli military surplus. The items are in good condition, show wear as this is a 60+ year old item. Bausch & Lomb B&L logo marked on the scope as well as on the focus knob with writting "Bausch & Lomb Rochester, NY". This spotting scope was used by the Israeli military as a spotter scope for sniper teams and intelligence gathering.
Dimensions:
Length: 39 cm
Lens diameter: 70 mm
Weight: 2.3 Kg
Israeli Lee Enfield Long Branch No.4 MK1 T Rifle Scope
Israeli Lee Enfield long branch No.4 MK1 T rifle scope made by Goldberg of Tel-Aviv. This is one of the first prototypes of Israeli made rifle scope made in the late 1940's and early 1950's as Israel planned to self rely on as much weapons and weapon related material as possible and in addition smuggle and later import military surplus firearms from post WW2 Europe. This Israeli rifle scope is made of brass and includes the original rifle mount. The outside of the scope has patches of scratched paint, the lenses are in tact and a bit foggy and the reticle is in tact as well. A rare and unique piece of history.
Israeli Navy SEALS Shayetet 13 Watch
A true collectors item for militaria collectors focusing on Israeli special forces or Shayetet 13 (Flotilla 13) to be more specific. Shayetet 13 is a special operations unit in the Israeli Navy similar in scope of operations to the US Navy SEALS and Britain's Special Boat Service. This wrist watch was given to graduates of the grueling training course in the 1980's. The watch is both digital and analog. The watch's face features the unit's logo which is the embodiment of the Shayetet 13 motto: As the bat emerges from the darkness, As the blade cuts through with silence, As the grenade smashes in rage.
Rubber wrist band. 200 meter depth. Made by Prestige. Comes with a beautiful aluminum box with the Israeli military logo.
Nimrod 10×40 Rifle Scope For Sale
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Nimrod 10x40 rifle scope is a very rare item of Israeli military surplus made by Koor Industries of Israel and originally by Hakko of Japan. The Nimrod scope was used mainly on the M14 and Galil sniper rifles and replaced the old style Wild scopes used on the IDF K98 and IDF Kahles ZF95 scopes used after.
This is the last Nimrod scope that we know of in Israel that is available for sale.
Some specifics:
Bullet drop compensated for the .308/7.62 NATO M118 Sniper round.
Magnification of 10-power.
Objective diameters: 40 mm.
Field of view: 19.6 meters at 300 meters (3 degrees 45 feet).
Eye relief is about 3 inches.
Two auxiliary crosses, one for aiming at 900 and 1,000 meters, the other for high-trajectory ammunition. Range estimation with the reticle pattern duplicates that of the (Dragunov Russian sniper rifle). At the bottom of the field of view is a baseline below five short steps. The step closest to the baseline is marked '10' for 1,000 meters, while the farthest is marked '2' for 200 meters. The three steps in between correspond to 800, 600 and 400 meters in ascending order. Just align the target's groin with the baseline and match the top of his head with the appropriate step. Dial the correct distance into the range drum on top of the scope calibrated in 50-meter clicks from 200 to 800 meters for 7.62x51mm M118 match ammunition and fire. The windage, located on the scope's left side, provides five mils of adjustment to the right or left in 1/2-mil increments.
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American War Of 1812 Eagle Head Five-Ball Sword
This is an early American sword known as the War of 1812 Eagle Head Five-Ball sword or spadroon. A spadroon is defined as a light sword with a straight-edged blade, enabling both cut and thrust attacks. A spadroon sword is in between a small sword (which thrusts only), and the heavier-bladed broadsword and they may have single or double edged blade. This American 1812 spadroon has the characteristic eagle head on the pommel and the distinctive five ball cast into the D-shaped guard. The handle is most likely made of animal bone and it is a bit cracked on one side. While the five-ball pattern hilt faded from fashion in England and France in the 1790's, it remained popular in the United States and several patterns of this sword were made for the various American military branches. The major differences were in the shape of the eagle head as some had its beak turned down, open, open with tongue, or closed pointing upward.
The blade is stained but the beautifully designed etchings can still be seen.
Don't forget that this sword is over 200 years old!
Length: 94 cm (37 inches)
