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Original Item: Never before offered! Purchased in a Government bid by IMA in 1996 these are absolutely amazing and super rare. Who remembers D-Day "Pointe du Hoc", or "The Guns of Navarone"? These are what the Germans used to sight and fix positions on the closing Allied Battleships in the English Channel. Having been stored at IMA for all these years, the time has come for a great offering.
Each Rangefinder disassembles into large component parts, these parts come packed in three original WW2 German wood transit chests (included). When Fully assembled it measures over 17 Feet (5.3 Meters)! Masses of markings and dates we have just a few of these extraordinary optic sets. Actual markings may vary but all were manufactured by SOM in Paris for the German Army and of the three we have opened all are dated 1935. Again, these were made for the German Army and are original and dated WW2 or Pre-WW2 NSDAP issue and will put the crowning touch on any WW2 Collection.
Shipping offered by freight or pick-up at our warehouse just off interstate 78 in Easton, PA (only 1.5 hours from New York City). Only a few sets available.
Dimensions-
Tube Center Arm: 83 inches
Tube Side Arms : 62 inches each
Tube Overall Assembled Length: 207 inches (5.3m)
Height: 57 inches
Width: 14 inches (top of tripod)
Wooden Transit/Storage Chests-
Box 1 (for tripod)
51"L x 30"W x 15"H
Est. Packed Weight 250 Lbs.
Box 2 (Tube ends)
75"L x 25"W x 21"H
Est. Packed Weight 200 Lbs.
Box 3 (Tube center)
86"L x 21"L x 21"H
Est. Packed Weight 200 Lbs.
- This product is available for international shipping. Shipping not available to: Australia, France, or Germany
- Not eligible for payment with Paypal or Amazon
- Due to legal restrictions this item cannot be shipped to Australia, France or Germany. This is not a comprehensive list and other countries may be added in the future.
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