BAUCH & LOMB BINOCULARS - U.S. NAVY MARK 28

Vintage 1943 Mod. O with case binoculars.

WWII Bausch & Lomb US Navy BU Ships Mark 28 7x50 1943 dated binoculars and leather case. Comes with another lens that is located in top of case. The binoculars is in good condition with wear from age.

Bausch & Lomb Opt. Co. Rochester N.Y. U.S.A. 7 X 50, Des. Pat. 83,934; Serial # 227060. Type / Model: Appears to be US Navy Bausch & Lomb Mark 28 (c. 1941-1944). Includes original B&L leather strap an

Bausch & Lomb Opt. Co. Rochester N.Y. U.S.A. 7 X 50. Focus wheel marked Des. Pat. 83,934; Serial # 223197. Type / Model: Appears to be US Navy Bausch & Lomb Mark 28 (c. 1941-1944). Includes original b

Group of three vintage binoculars comprising U.S. Navy BU Ships Mark I Mod. 2 manufactured by Bausch & Lomb; PENTAX 10x50x6.5 and Sears Discoverer Zoom 10x-25x50mm in hard case.

US Navy Mark 23 Binoculars and Case

Has U.S. Navy BU Ships Mark I MOD2 No.100685 1942 on them. The optics are clear and they work very well. The leather case is in good condition with the only damage being to the leather straps.

(3) Pair of Navy binoculars with cases, consisting of WWI British Royal Navy Busch Prisma Binocle Terlux DRGM 9X c 1912-1920, WWII US Navy Bausch and Lomb Mark 2.8 Mod 0 177136 c 1943, WWII US Navy c

Comes with original case, working condition

Nice set of binoculars.

1942 WW2 US NAVY Buship Mark 1 Binocular. PROVENANCE: The Exceptional Collections of Lieutenant General Cai Wenzhi 蔡文治 (1911 - January 9, 1994), Courtesy Name: Ding Wu 定&#2

US Navy Ship Binoculars 20 Power Mark III Mod 4, FSN - S 663C- 418-2127 Nav Ship Sys Cin Electronic Corporation Dallas Texas contract no. N00024-70-C-5453 Year 1971 US, 29"L, looks like one optic has

WORLD WAR II-ERA U.S. NAVY SUBMARINE BINOCULARSCirca 1944Believed to be from a Gato-class submarine bridge. Retains plaque marked "BU. ORD. USN Binocular Mark 38 MOD Ser. No. 261 1944 INSP. H.T.M

Original 1944 US Navy Ball Recording Sextant Mark 1 Model O in original box dated 1944. US Naval Observatory Washington DC Certificate of Eccentricity enclosed and dated September 28 1944. Box Measure

Includes Mayo's Cut Plugs Tobacco tin, ornate boot jack, Woburn Machine Co leather thickness gauge, pair Plaster horse Bookends signed "Seyer 95" and pair US Navy Bosch and Lomb 6 x 30 binoculars with

United States WWI Navy binoculars marked "PRISM STEREO, 6 POWER, 30mm APERT.", "BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL, U.S.A., ROCHESTER, N.Y.", "U.S. NAVY" and "11381". Binoculars exhibit some slight chipping to pai

Original 1960s era custom made wool cap for VT-28, a US Navy training squadron. No tags or markings inside, and it is in used condition with sweat marks on the interior.

Not only is this a legendary United States Navy Mark V diving helmet, it is a rarely found helium example, aka The Widow Maker! This variation of the standard Mark V helmet was designed for extreme de

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made in August 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mfg. Co.

Incredibly rare and impressive United States Navy Mark V mixed gas or helium diving helmet! This helmet was presented to Lieutenant Commander James W. Gibson by the USS Coucal crew (ARS-8) upon his re

Arguably the most collected diving helmet around the world is the famed United States Navy Mark V. Its very image is a symbol of hardhat diving among many generations of divers. It is commonly known t

Fantastic original United States Navy Mark V diving helmet! This helmet in late 2020 was discovered in Eastern Europe, where it has been in storage since shortly after World War 2. The previous owner

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This beautiful example was made in June 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill M

This is the famed and highly coveted United States Navy Mark V diving helmet. This helmet was made by Diving Equipment & Salvage Company on June 6th, 1944 – also known as D-Day. It is unnecessary