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<blockquote data-quote="Foss" data-source="post: 3351476" data-attributes="member: 133484"><p>Great thread! </p><p>I'm a vintage bino collector with a space/storage limitation that keeps me honest and limited to about two dozen sets that I keep on display. I don't box and store any. A good part of my enjoyment comes from researching and hunting for particular binoculars. Some I keep, most I ultimately pass on for others to enjoy. Always trying to upgrade my fairly modest collection of German and Japanese glass. </p><p>My one "keeper" is a boxed Zeiss U-boat 8x40 "fat one."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Foss, post: 3351476, member: 133484"] Great thread! I'm a vintage bino collector with a space/storage limitation that keeps me honest and limited to about two dozen sets that I keep on display. I don't box and store any. A good part of my enjoyment comes from researching and hunting for particular binoculars. Some I keep, most I ultimately pass on for others to enjoy. Always trying to upgrade my fairly modest collection of German and Japanese glass. My one "keeper" is a boxed Zeiss U-boat 8x40 "fat one." [/QUOTE]
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