Binoculars ID

bruce98k · Wednesday at 8:15 PM

Any idea guys - German manufactured but which country and period?

frankie · Wednesday at 11:59 PM

I’m thinking Dutch, 1956, navy

biggymu · Thursday at 12:21 AM

My guess is Norwegian

RyanE · Thursday at 12:24 AM

Danish Costal Artillery, but not German made. Nedinsco was a Dutch Zeiss subsidiary (thus the logo), but not by the 50s.

Absolut · Thursday at 9:15 AM

As Ryan has said, Danish.

Bunkersite.com - Binoculars - 7 x 50 Nedinsco (Marine-Tjenestekikkert M/56)

Here a 7 x 50 binoculars built by the Dutch firm. It was made in 1956 and delivered to the Danish navy. The yellow plugs are part of the system which provided overpressure inside the glasses by using gas. Zeiss used the same system on the famous U-boat binoculars. Markings: –...

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https://www.miniaturebinoculars.com/part6/Page21222.htm

mauser99 · Thursday at 9:41 AM

Zeiss had three or four different subsidiaries in different countries. These are not a carryover from any ww2 design.

bruce98k · Thursday at 9:49 AM

Thanks Ryan and Georg, much appreciated.

tonino7 · 2025-01-10T02:27:59-0500

but the crown it's the same you can found on swedish stuff

Absolut · 2025-01-10T04:31:21-0500

tonino7 said:
but the crown it's the same you can found on swedish stuff

Well. Both are crowns. But they clearly are not the same. Note the binoculars crown has a rounded bottom and a square thing on top whereas the Swedish one you have posted has a straight bottom crown and a thin cross on top.

Denmark also has a king. Just to have it mentioned

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