Nikon Brass & Steel 20x3 Japanese Naval Binoculars

Nikon Brass & Steel 20 x 3 Naval Binoculars, #4120527, on adjustable steel tripod stand, Japanese, Mid 20th C., screw focusing to eye piece, large shades to objective (2 pc.) Length 29", Height 64" on

Pair WWII Naval binoculars on tripod, First half 20th c. and adapted, aluminum, brass, chromed steel, glass lenses, tripod stamped "CLL" and triangle for August Baumgart Feinmechanik & Prazision Masch

Rare WWII Japanese Nikko Navy "Big Eye" binoculars, c. 1940s, Japanese, brass, copper, polished steel, magnifying lens, 15 times magnification through 150 mm triple element Cooke objectives, 4 degree

Group of three pieces, two pair of Japanese WWII naval battleship "Big Eye" binoculars, and tripod, comprising one nickel plated brass pair of binoculars having a plaque in Japanese to the underside,

A pair of vintage Japanese WWII era Toko 'Katori' brass and steel big-eye binoculars mounted to wood tripod with steel carrying case included. Stamped 'Toko' on base of binoculars. Serial Number '1587

A World War II Imperial Japanese naval dagger. Stainless steel blade with etched Kanji inscription Emperor. Brass grip and crossguard featuring the chrysanthemum motif. Matching scabbard. Second World

WWII or earlier, single fuller 26.25 in. steel blade with pronounced hamon; cast brass guard with ray skin grip; leather-over-wood scabbard with brass mounts. DOA 34.25 in. Additional high-resolution

A Japanese WW2 naval officer dagger featuring a straight one side edged steel blade marked with the manufacturer marks and numbered. A brass decorated cross guard and handle adorned with foliate desig

Description: Japanese Nikon, Nippon Kogaku, J-B7, 7x15 power, miniature spy binoculars with original zippered, leather carry case. Binocular body is made of brushed stainless steel with black accents.

WORLD WAR II-ERA JAPANESE NAVAL BINOCULARSMetal tubes and fixtures. Rubber eyepiece cup. Marked with assorted serial numbers and Japanese characters. Silver-tone plaque with several lines of character

World War Two Japanese Naval Binoculars. WW2 box approximately 21.5 x 10.5 x 8.5 in. Binoculars approximately 17.75x .8.5 x 4.

WWII JAPANESE CASED NAVAL BINOCULARS & PROTRACTOR - World War II 20 x 115 Ship Mounted Binocular (Destroyer), Japan, with pale grey-painted finish, rotating eyepieces and 1 1/8-inch socket mount for t

Antique brass and steel binoculars with rare wood eyepieces, likely 19th century militaria, most likely 10X. 4.25" L X 4.25" W. Lacking case; age cracks to both wood eyepieces; appropriate age- and us

This lot contains a vintage bald eagle stainless steel brass Japan lock back pocket knife and box. This knife comes in its original packaging. The box is approx 5" x 2" x 1/2" and weighs about 0.2lbs.

Japanese Nikon Binocular In Original Box No. 722441. Dimensions: H 4 5/8" W 6 1/4"

With various handles. Mixed metals, steel, brass. Japan and more. Blade length ranges from 3 1/4" to 7 1/4" long. Overall length ranges from 4 7/8" to 11 1/4" long.

East Asia, Japan, World War II period, ca. 1938 to 1945 CE. A Japanese officer's sword known as a type 98 gunto katana with stingray skin panels and cotton bindings adorning the handle beneath a singu

Japanese. . Painted steel, brass & copper. Marked, "Aster Made for Fulgurex 1980" underside. 6 x 12 x 4". Fully functioning. CODE:TOY

With various handles. Mixed metals, steel, brass. Israel, Japan and more. Overall length ranges from 4 1/4" to 7 1/4". Blade length ranges from 2 1/2" to 4".

Japanese Vintage Nikon Binoculars With Case. Binoculars stamped Nippon Kogaku Tokyo, Nikon 5x 15 9.5 with zippered leathers carrying case stamped Nippon Kogaku Tokyo. Together with Louis Vuitton style

Mid Century Modern metals collection. Denmark Brass and Stainless Steel bar tools. Japanese Cast Iron Bookends. Signed Stainless Ribbon Sculpture. Nambe Candle Holders. 2 TED ARNOLD Gilt Boulders Dime

Japanese. 1980. Painted steel, brass & copper. 5 1/4 x 14 1/4 x 4". Fully functioning. CODE:TOY

East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. early 17th century CE. A forged steel katana blade of nice length exhibiting a shinogi-zukuri shape and a shortened (o-suriage) tang set in honzukuri mountings.

Count: 24 Tea Spoons, 13 Knives, 12 Salad Forks, 11 Dinner Forks, 12 Table Spoons, 1 Sugar Spoon, 2 Butter Knives