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<blockquote data-quote="coaltit" data-source="post: 3551803" data-attributes="member: 128655"><p>I think a good binocular is one that stands the test of time like carl zeiss, the only id markings I,ve seen on any binoculars from photo,s of german shock troops during battle have been carl zeiss (jena) they needed a quality Instrument and for those times they were, some of those binoculars looked like they had seen a lot of action from wear marks on the body of the binocular along with all the muck on top (reliable) I think is the word not a time to Idolise them from which i agree it was,nt but the quality of the Instrument will always be there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="coaltit, post: 3551803, member: 128655"] I think a good binocular is one that stands the test of time like carl zeiss, the only id markings I,ve seen on any binoculars from photo,s of german shock troops during battle have been carl zeiss (jena) they needed a quality Instrument and for those times they were, some of those binoculars looked like they had seen a lot of action from wear marks on the body of the binocular along with all the muck on top (reliable) I think is the word not a time to Idolise them from which i agree it was,nt but the quality of the Instrument will always be there. [/QUOTE]
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