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Anyone recongize this old binocular logo? (2 Viewers)
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WJC
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Hm, this is the later ZOMZ logo... looks quite different to me...
Let's see what Bill has in store...
Joachim
kkokkolis
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The logo on the binocular looks like a light beam that comes from an eye which is merged with a convex lens.
They used such logos. We all know the Zeiss Doublet.
KOMZ used a prism that reflects light
http://photos.imageevent.com/badgerdog/generalstorage/russianopticsarticle/Binocular.jpg
GOMZ a pentagon that reflects light
ZOMZ a triplet lens.
They used such logos. We all know the Zeiss Doublet.
KOMZ used a prism that reflects light
http://photos.imageevent.com/badgerdog/generalstorage/russianopticsarticle/Binocular.jpg
GOMZ a pentagon that reflects light
ZOMZ a triplet lens.
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WJC
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If you are speaking of THIS Bill, I'm afraid I have NOTHING more in store. I have worked on many, spanning many countries and 150 or so years. Yet, as drawn, I have not seen that logo. It is important to remember, however, that, at certain economic points, some companies existed only a few weeks or months.
It is also important to note that some companies sold directly to certain: hardware stores, drug stores, sporting goods stores, nature shops, optical stores, etc., and embossed the logo of THAT company on the backplate.
Right before the REAL Swift went the way of the world, they were selling the Seahawk with the very large oculars. When they sold out, I went directly to Kamakura. They were prepared to make Captain's the soles source of the bino . . . IF. If we would order in lots of 100! Ancient companies are not necessarily rich and we just couldn't do it. :cat:
Bill
WJC
Well-known member
No need for sorrow my friend. If there needs to be, it would be on my end, for not knowing more.
I'm a misfit. Even though a big blowhard, if I don't know something, I won't act like I do. If I do, I stand my ground on all points until corrected by someone I KNOW HAS BETTER INFO. That keeps the speculators angry with me. But, that just goes with the territory. :cat:
Bill
jan van daalen
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The closest that comes to this drawing logo is the old C.P.Goerz logo, which can be found on
https:www.flicker.com/photos/franksbinoculars/albums on page 2.
Jan
https:www.flicker.com/photos/franksbinoculars/albums on page 2.
Jan
jan van daalen
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brocknroller
porromaniac
According to a fellow Crop Circle Group member, this "logo" is actually a drawing of a crop circle.
Some crop circles such as this one appear to correspond to complicated equations developed by French Mathematician Gaston Julia. Those crop circles have become known as 'Julia Sets'. Julia lost his nose in combat during World War I and wore a protective mask. The cited crop circle shows what his nose looked like before it was shot off.
Gaston Julia
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Some crop circles such as this one appear to correspond to complicated equations developed by French Mathematician Gaston Julia. Those crop circles have become known as 'Julia Sets'. Julia lost his nose in combat during World War I and wore a protective mask. The cited crop circle shows what his nose looked like before it was shot off.
Gaston Julia
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perterra
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WJC
Well-known member
At's onacounta You be literate!
Here are some visual representations of julia sets:
https://www.google.com/search?q=jul..._AUoAWoVChMIsNvfrvj8yAIVy0ImCh0bqwfV&dpr=1.25
https://www.google.com/search?q=jul..._AUoAWoVChMIsNvfrvj8yAIVy0ImCh0bqwfV&dpr=1.25
