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Tristram

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Greetings from central mountain Arizona.

I found this place while looking for information on Leitz Trinovid serial numbers; nothing else on the web comes close to the information I discovered here.

Have just had my offer accepted for an early Trinovid 10x40 that I found on eBay (see attached picture). According to the table I found here (also attached) it would have to be one of the first ever made, in 1962. The seller is reputable and allows returns, so I can’t really lose. Having lived in Germany for over a decade, I am a huge fan of these older optics and their retro feel. This glass comes with the original case, too.

I sit outside with my dog every afternoon to see what I can see. There is a pair of great horned owls around here somewhere. I hear them at night, but have never spotted them.

My other binocular at the moment is a newer Trinovid 8x20 BCA, which has an odd chemical smell, seemingly permanent, after having been left too many times in my hot car. I would like to get hold of two more Trins: a 10x25 and an 8x32.

Dog is a ten-year-old Shiba Inu girl named Buffy.

That should be enough to start us off. Looking forward to comments.
 

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Hi, welcome to the forum on behalf of the staff and moderators. I think you will find us a friendly and helpful group. Beautiful pup!
 
Hi Tristram and a warm welcome from me too.

I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I hope to hear about all the birds you see when out and about.
 

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