They're in beautiful vintage condition, and will be carefully packaged and shipped immediately.

They are excellent for birdwatching, boating, hiking, and stargazing, or for World War reenactments. These binoculars tend to be reserved for collecting, but they can also be used just as well today as at any point in the last fifty years. This little binocular just goes to prove how wonderful Zeiss binoculars are. Image is pin sharp and stays that way to almost the edge of the field.

All mechanisms work as they should, including the central focusing dial and the eyepiece focus adjuster.įeatures - 6 times magnification, 30mm lens diameter, 8.5 degree angular field of view, linear field of view 150m/1000m, 5mm exit pupil, 12mm eye relief, minimum focusing distance of 3 meters. 100 years old and although losing most of its paint optically they are as new. Glass lens elements are clean and free of scratches, haze, and fungus. Another high point was when the 20圆0 came on the market in 1990 with its revolutionary image stabilization. These intentions culminated in 1969 with the introduction of pocket binoculars, the ZEISS 8x20, which could be folded small enough to fit into a pocket. Serial number indicates a pre-WWII construction. ZEISS has been using telescopic lenses since 1954 to enable a more compact design. An historically excellent if simple unit, the Silvarem 6x30 binocular is a sharp, well-made and extremely long-lived model that works as well today as it ever did. Here we have a gorgeous example of the Carl Zeiss Jena Silvarem 6x30 binoculars.

Carl zeiss jena binoculars 6x30