Optical Instruments
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WW1 Era, C P Goerz Berlin Tripod Mounted Field Artillery Director Sight. OPT 904 - OPT 904 This is a WW1 period Imperial German Tripod mounted artillery director dial sight (Richtkreis) by C. P. Goertz, Berlin. Richtkreis translates into English as aiming circle and was used by the Germans to direct artillery fire. The eyepiece shows a thin centreline with markings from bottom to top of 0 to 60. The top of the director has a levelling bubble and a compass needle which can be locked. There are various nickel plated brass knobs for levelling and using the director. The base where the director mounts is graduated from 0 to 32 in both directions. The director retains much of its original grey finish with nickel plating to the adjustment knobs. Both levelling bubbles are intact and working. The director is marked C P GOREZ BERLIN and Rhr Nr 2562 (serial number). The director is mounted on a small square bevelled mahogany plinth. The price includes U.K. delivery. OPT 904 £225.00 |
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British Army SUSAT (Sight Unit Small Arms, Trilux) 4x telescopic sight & Mount. OPT 804 - OPT 804 The Sight Unit Small Arms, Trilux, or SUSAT, is a 4× telescopic sight, with tritium-powered illumination utilised at dusk or dawn. The full name of the current model is the SUSAT L9A1. The sight was not designed as a sniper sight, but is rather intended to be mounted on a variety of rifles and to be used by all infantrymen. This is a British Army SUSAT sight used on the SA80 rifle. This is a British Army SUSAT sight and mounting. The sight has a simple tapered sighting post in the optics with no range scales. The sight retains much of its original finish and is complete with its rubber eyecup. The sight has the number 82 on the top and combines a simple line of sight aperture on the top. The price for this scarce SUSAT sight includes U.K. delivery. OPT 804 £475.00 |
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German, WW2, GW ZF 4 Telescopic Sight by dou (Waffenwerke Bruenn). Sn 23609 - 23609 ZF4 telescopic sights were mainly produced for the G43 rifles, but many were also produced for use on the FG42. Various other variants were used on the MP43 and the K96k rifle. This is an original GW ZF 4 made by Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bystrica in Czechoslovakia. The scope measures 6 inches in length and is stamped on the side GW ZF 4 dow (Waffenwerke Bruenn, Bystrica, Czechoslovakia) a lubrication triangle and the serial number 15640. The scope is in good condition and retains most of its original phosphate finish. The sights optics are clear and has a pointed post with horizontal bars reticule. The scope is mounted on later steel mounts. The price includes U.K delivery. Sn 23609 £695.00 |
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WD Cased WW1 1917 British WD Troughton & Simms London Artillery / Machine Gunner Officer’s Clinometer Sight MK IV With Correct Spirit Level. Sn 23681 - 23681 This original WW1 dated MK IV clinometer is in its original WD case. The sight has the correct steel and brass construction with calibrated dial and spirit level. The sight has date, WD and maker marks IV designation and serial number (all illustrated). The sight functions as it should. It is contained in its original leather case. The case is impressed and stencilled with number ‘30’ & impressed with WD arrow. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23681 (gun & rifle sights shelf storeroom) £195.00 |
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Inter War / WW2 era German Gerard Landlicht 4x Magnification Sniper Telescopic Sight for Mauser G98 & K98 Rifles. OPT 903 - OPT 903 The German Gerard optics company was a separate scope manufacturer from a Landlicht. Gerard was producing optics beginning in 1908. Landlicht purchased Gerard in the early 1920s and soon added both names to their scopes. This is a very good original WW2 era German Gerard Landlight 4x Sniper Telescopic Sight for Mauser Gewehr98 and K98 rifles. The sight is undamaged and the optics with 3 post reticle function as they should. The blued steel tube is marked GERARD LANDLICHT 23 4X DRP (Deutsches Reich Gebrauchs). One side of the elevation adjustment dial base is numbered 54615. The sight is fitted with a pair of see through claw mounts, the rear one having windage adjustment. The scope measures 10 3/8 inches overall length and retains most of its original blued finish. . The price includes UK delivery. OPT 903 £975.00 |
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**RARE**CASED**WW1 British Side Mounted Telescopic Sniper Sight For SMLE’s By The Periscopic Prism Company Limited London. Sn 23600 - 23600 This is an excellent, rare to find original cased WW1 Telescopic sight for British Sniper Rifles. The sight is excellent & undamaged original blackened finish. The body of the sight has maker detail ‘Periscopic Prism Company Ltd London’. All optics of the sight and graduated brass dial are in perfect working order. The sight is accompanied by its original brown leather case with removable cap, buckle fastener & adjustable shoulder strap with buckle. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23600 £975.00 |
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Original Boxed, WW2 Era Air Ministry RAF Flexibly Mounted Weapons Fighter / Bomber Aircraft Projector Mk IIIA* Gun Sight (Free Gun Reflector Sight Mk IIIA*) Gun Sight. Sn 23556 - 23556 The Projector Mk IIIA* Gun Sight (officially classified as the Free Gun Reflector Sight Mk IIIA*) was a highly successful World War II-era reflector gun sight used primarily by the Royal Air Force (RAF). Manufactured by prominent optical companies like The Pullin Optical Co Ltd, it served as the standard aiming mechanism for defensive, flexibly mounted weapons across British and Commonwealth multi-engine aircraft. This is an original boxed example. There is no exterior damage, all glass is intact and it has its original power cords. The sight has its original bakelite Night / Day / Dimmer dial Air ministry identification plate and voltage information plate (all illustrated). The sight comes with its original issue cardboard box. The box is intact with just light surface wear and original Pullin Optical Co Ltd label with ‘Reflector Gunsight MK IIIA*’ designation. This sight has not been tested and we cannot give any guarantee regarding functionality. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23556 (gun sights shelf storeroom) £345.00 |
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**MINT**Cased, WW2 British Dolland London 3 Draw Scouts Regiments Sniper Spotters / Signallers 3 Draw Telescope With Extending Sun Visor Cover Part Of No.4 (T) Sniper Kit. Sn 23545 - 23545 The Scout Regiment Telescope was first introduced 1939 at the start of WW2, and soon after supplied as an integral part of the snipers No4T kit chest issued alongside the Holland & Holland modified Lee Enfield No.4(T) snipers rifle, matched scope, officers prismatic compass, etc. The scope proved exceptional at acquiring targets and locating other snipers.This is a near mint British WW2 3 Draw Sniper Spotters / Signallers Telescope. It is made of leather covered brass & is nicely stamped 'Signalling Dolland London No.11736’. It has the correct extending sun visor. The scope comes with a separate cased eye piece lens. The set is complete with its original leather carry case with shoulder strap and adjustment buckle. All optics of the telescope are excellent and function as they should. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23545 (allied binoculars box shelf storeroom) £475.00 |
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WW1 Era Ross London No. 44043 British Officer’s Private Purchase Military Brass Telescope With Lens Covers. OPT 902 - OPT 902 An excellent WW1 Era British Military pattern single draw Ross London No. 44043 telescope. These telescopes were often privately purchased by British Officers. It is complete with removable brass lens cap and sliding eye lens cover. The telescope is made of leather covered brass and is nicely stamped with the manufacturer's name ‘Ross London’ & designation ‘No. 44043’. The scope when open measures 32 ¼” length (closed 24 ¾”). All optics of the telescope are excellent and function as they should. The price includes UK delivery. OPT 902 £245.00 |
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Pre WW1 1908 Dated British WD Ross London ‘Sig Tel Stand MK IV’ Tripod For Sniper / Observer Spotter / Signaller Scopes. Sn 23510 - 23510 The "Sig Tel Stand MK IV" typically refers to the Stand, Instrument, Mark IV, which was used alongside the Signalling Telescope, Mark IV (and later Mark V) by the British Army during WWI. The set was primarily used by snipers, observers, and signallers for reconnaissance, Morse-code lamp signalling, and heliograph communication. The wood legs have metal conical spiked feet. One leg has 2 steel rings for carry strap (strap absent). The brass clamp mount with wingnut has model designation, 1908 date, manufacturer detail & WD broad arrow. There is also an inscribed name which looks like ‘I.A. Barker’ most likely the name of a sniper / spotter issued with this stand (all illustrated). The tripod is 15 ½” overall length. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23510 (rifle sights shelf storeroom) £375.00 |
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