Original Austro-Hungarian Empire WWI Binoculars by Gyor of Hungary with Carl Zeiss Optics One-of-a-Kind in the 12th week of

in the 12th week of 1938

and is one of the most well-known names in German Arms production

On January 15th the battalion received orders to move to near Longchamps to relieve the 502nd Airborne Battalion

According to some sources the name of the manufacturer was Andrea dei Ferrari of Belluno

Original Austro-Hungarian Empire WWI Binoculars by Gyor of Hungary with Carl Zeiss Optics One-of-a-Kind in the 12th week ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fine pair of Gyor of Hungary made eight strength binoculars, nicely marked by ZEISS KAROLY GYOR complete with original leather neck strap. Optics are clear with ranging reticle. In all over very nice condition, the case no longer retaining the shoulder strap and the belt loop at the rear is separated. Very interesting U. S. Customs paper label on the underside, that appears to date from the interwar period.