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H/6400 - refers to the graticules (targeting reticule built into the optics) mil graduation. The lens have small scratches, but you have full service and a good view. Right Plate: Dienstglas 6x30 - Service Glass 101857 - serial number. The lens have no fog, you have a sharp picture. Next pair are marked Dienstglas 6X30 serial number 171105 ddx +, optics look fine, there is a shoe string for the strap, next pair marked Kendon Paris. This is one of the first Voigtlander binoculars at ww2, at 1940 the Voigtlander binoculars were marked with code ddx. Left and right from the center you see the stamps of 'Waffenabnahmeamt' = weapons inspection office, frequently used on German weapons but seldom on military optics.Īt right tube you have a reticle (H/6400). Dienstglas 6X30 Ddx Serial Numbers I have a pair of Dienstglas marked binoculars- Right hand side markings- Dienstglas 6X30 7588 M H/6400 Left hand side markings- Eagle with swastika and the letter M below Oigee Berlin Binoculars are Black with a textured plastic coating. Unfortunately the markings at right side (Dienstglas, Serial, H/6400) were erased. These binoculars were used during world war 2 by german Wehrmacht.

Voigtlander specialized in manufacturing high-quality optics and succeeded in doing, so become quickly w orld famous.įor his age has the binoculars a good condition. The company Voigtlander was founded in 1756 in Austria (Vienna). This is a Wehrmachts binoculars 6x30 from Voigtlander from ww2.