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<blockquote data-quote="Joker9937" data-source="post: 3831875" data-attributes="member: 148845"><p>Thank you to you all. Your info has been interesting and helpful. I contacted Zeiss, and the person I spoke to was very polite. I followed up with an email as he requested, but have not heard anything in return. No worries. I did not expect them to be interested in working on an old set of binos. </p><p></p><p>Not to milk the forum for all of their knowledge at one time, but I found another set that I picked up. I wonder if anyone knows when these were made and if they are worth restoring? Someone did a horrible job of re-painting them. Much of the info on them has been blotted out. I have attached pics for as much info as possible. </p><p></p><p>I can't quite make out the model name, but I think it says "Deltarem". The ser. # as I can see it says "1526564" (not sure that the last number is a "4", but the preceding numbers are fairly clear). </p><p></p><p>Nearly as heavy as an anvil, but the views look pretty good. I don't want to say what I paid, because it is probably way too much. But, is something like this worth sending to a pro like Cory Suddarth, and putting a couple of hundred into it? Even with being afraid that I spent more than I should have, it was still less than a one or two<strong> nice </strong>steak dinners. </p><p></p><p>If not, it is still enjoyable as is. I can take the plates off, as well as other affected parts, and make it look much more attractive than it does currently.</p><p></p><p>Here are the pics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joker9937, post: 3831875, member: 148845"] Thank you to you all. Your info has been interesting and helpful. I contacted Zeiss, and the person I spoke to was very polite. I followed up with an email as he requested, but have not heard anything in return. No worries. I did not expect them to be interested in working on an old set of binos. Not to milk the forum for all of their knowledge at one time, but I found another set that I picked up. I wonder if anyone knows when these were made and if they are worth restoring? Someone did a horrible job of re-painting them. Much of the info on them has been blotted out. I have attached pics for as much info as possible. I can't quite make out the model name, but I think it says "Deltarem". The ser. # as I can see it says "1526564" (not sure that the last number is a "4", but the preceding numbers are fairly clear). Nearly as heavy as an anvil, but the views look pretty good. I don't want to say what I paid, because it is probably way too much. But, is something like this worth sending to a pro like Cory Suddarth, and putting a couple of hundred into it? Even with being afraid that I spent more than I should have, it was still less than a one or two[B] nice [/B]steak dinners. If not, it is still enjoyable as is. I can take the plates off, as well as other affected parts, and make it look much more attractive than it does currently. Here are the pics. [/QUOTE]
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