• WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
  • WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917
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WWI British Military Brass Binoculars with Leather Case, 1917

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A remarkable and authentic pair of World War I-era brass binoculars by Dollond & Co. Ltd, one of Britain’s most esteemed optical manufacturers. Dated 1917, these field glasses were issued during the Great War to officers in the British Army, Royal Navy, and early aviation units for their exceptional clarity and sturdy construction. Paired with a robust leather case featuring a double-buckle strap closure, this piece is not only functional but carries historical weight and field-worn patina.

Key Features

   • Origin: London, United Kingdom
   • Maker: Dollond & Co. Ltd
   • Date: 1917
   • Materials: Solid brass body, glass lenses, leather carrying case
   • Features: Engraved “Dollond London 1917”, original optics, adjustable focus
   • Use: Issued to field officers, artillery observers, and naval personnel during WWI
   • Condition: Well-preserved with signs of authentic wear and patina

A collectible testament to wartime craftsmanship and British optical excellence.

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