Purchased by myself as a Photo Equipment resale item, because it was a  great value for my asking price!
 
ITEM: RARE Kosmos Knirps 6x25 Stuttgart Germany DRGM Binoculars 1930's Tested works

:MECHANICALLY: Very Rarely seen on eBay. This Company is still in Business making optical devices known as Thames & Kosmos. The right optical lens is 50% balsam glue cloudy, other half works well. Center focus works well and smooth turning. Right diopter eyepiece turns well after your focus center first. Image quality is  good for 95 year old binoculars. This must of been one of the first compact series binoculars for German Optics. "Gesellschaft der naturfredonre = Society of Nature Observers". Very collectible. 


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      I have specialized in the PHOTO  field since 1968 holding  an A.A.S. degree in Photographic Technology from the SUNY - Farmingdale, L.I., NY and check my items out carefully, before listing. I also hold degrees in Earth Science  B.S. & Geo-Physics M.S. & Electronics B.S., and taught electronics for 26 years, so you can be sure I check these items out. I have been known to rebuild shutters of Copal design and work on T.L.R. cameras. In 35mm , it has too be economically feasible before I will rebuild these days as many 35mm cameras are not practicable to repair as they sell for little money on Ebay.

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