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Leitz "Monoculars" data courtesy of [http://www.europa.com/~telscope/leitzbin.txt Peter Abrahams]
Leitz "Monoculars" data courtesy of [http://www.europa.com/~telscope/leitzbin.txt Peter Abrahams] and [http://www.monocular.info/index.html Ulrich Zeun's Monocular Site]


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| MOMON || 1913||8 x 24||6.5 deg|||| also binocular BINOM  
| MOMON || 1913||8 x 24||6.5 deg|||| also binocular BINOM  
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| [[MONUX]] || 1925-1950s ||8  x 30 [[Image:MONUX.jpg|30px]]||||234 gm ('50s)<br>110 mm|| serial number 239933 ca.1925<br>serial number 493543 1950s<br>$60 in 1953
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| MONOFOREST || 1927-1939 ||6  x 42 ||7.1 deg ||735 gm / 26 oz|| also monocular FORESTON  
| MONOFOREST || 1927-1939 ||6  x 42 ||7.1 deg ||735 gm / 26 oz|| also monocular FORESTON  
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| MONOFORSTA || 1927-1939 ||8  x 42 ||6.3 deg|| 735 gm / 26 oz|| also binocular FORESTONA  
| MONOFORSTA || 1927-1939 ||8  x 42 ||6.3 deg|| 735 gm / 26 oz|| also binocular FORESTONA
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| [[MONOFORT]] [[Image:MONOFORT.jpg|25px]]|| 1927-1950s ||15 x 60 [[Image:MONOFORTt.jpg|30px]]||81 yd / 1000 yd|| 723-568 gm<br>201-208 mm|| serial numbers -262809- -494439-<br>$99 in 1953
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| MONMAR<br>1950s FEAFA<br>1960s 41 010 ||  1932-1962 ||7 x 50 ||7.3 deg<br>128 yd / 1000 yd||33 oz|| also binocular [[MARSEPT]]
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| MONOMAR || ca.1953 ||12 x 50 |||||| $91.50 in 1953
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| [[MONDIX]] [[Image:MONTIX.jpg|25px]]<br>1950s FEALF<br>1960s 41 030 ||  1932-1962 ||10 x 50 [[Image:MONDIX.jpg|25px]]||5 deg<br>87 yd / 1000 yd||412 g<br>163-167 mm|| also binocular MARDIX<br>serial number 614983<br>$82.50 in 1953
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| MONACHT<br>1950s FEAHU<br>1960s 41 020  || 1932-1962 ||8  x 60 || 6 deg<br>107 m / 1000 m |||| also binocular MAROCTO 
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| [[MONDOCE]] [[Image:MONDOCE.jpg|25px]]<br>1950s FEARA<br>1960s 41 040 ||ca.1939-1962 ||12 x 60 [[Image:MONDOCEt.jpg|25px]]|| 4.3 deg<br>75 yd / 1000 yd||586 g<br>205-211 mm|| also binocular MARDOCE<br>serial number 514001<br>$94.50 in 1953
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| [[MONDIMAR]] [[Image:MODIMAR.jpg|30px]] ||ca.1946-50s ||10 x 60 [[Image:MONDIMARt.jpg|25px]]||5.8 deg||571 g<br>206-216 mm|| serial numbers 506941 - 561349<br>$93 in 1953
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| [[MONDOX]]  ||ca.1950-60s ||6 x 30 [[Image:MONDOX.jpg|30px]]||7.3 deg||229 g<br>115-122 mm|| serial number 512294<br>$54 in 1953
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| [[MONTUR]] [[Image:MONTUR.jpg|25px]] ||ca.1946-50s ||4 x 20 [[Image:MONTURt.jpg|30px]]||||100 g<br>71-78 mm|| serial numbers 515103 - 524369<br>$42 in 1953
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| [[MOMAR]]  ||ca.1950s ||7 x 50 [[Image:MOMAR.jpg|25px]]||7.3 deg||439 g<br>175-185 mm|| serial number 525468<br>$78 in 1953
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| [[MONACHT]]  ||ca.1950s ||8 x 60 [[Image:MONACHT.jpg|25px]]||||563 g<br>207-210 mm|| serial number 530374<br>$93 in 1953
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| [[MONOCAMP]] [[Image:MONOCAMP.jpg|25px]] ||ca.1950s ||10 X 40 [[Image:MONOCAMPb.jpg|25px]]||||361 g<br>125-130 mm|| serial number 547146<br>$85.50 in 1953
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| MONMAR<br>1950s FEAFA<br>1960s 41 010 || 1932-1962 ||7 x 50 ||7.3 deg<br>128 yd / 1000 yd||33 oz|| also binocular MARSEPT
| MONDAL  ||ca.1953 ||6 X 15 ||6.8 deg<br>120 yd / 1000 yd|||| $39 in 1953
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| [[MONDIX]] [[Image:MONTIX.jpg|25px]]<br>1950s FEALF<br>1960s 41 030 || 1932-1962 ||10 x 50 [[Image:MONDIX.jpg|30px]]||5 deg<br>87 yd / 1000 yd||412 g<br>163 mm|| also binocular MARDIX
| MONOL ||ca.1953 ||6 X 24 ||8.5 deg<br>150 yd / 1000 yd|||| $45 in 1953
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| MONOCHT<br>1950s FEAHU<br>1960s 41 020  || 1932-1962 ||8  x 60 || 6 deg<br>107 m / 1000 m |||| also binocular MAROCTO 
| [[Leitz 20 x]] ||?||20 X 80<br>[[Image:20x80.jpg|80px]] ||||1160 g<br>315-325 mm|| Interesting large Leitz monocular from Ulrich Zuen's collection;<br>special edition without serial number
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| MONDUCE<br>1950s FEARA<br>1960s 41 040 ||ca.1939-1962 ||12 x 60 || 4.3 deg<br>75 yd / 1000 yd|||| also binocular MARDOCE
| [[NASA]]  ||1969 ||[[Image:NASA.jpg|22px]] Trinovid 10 X 40 ||122 yd / 1000 yd||361 g<br>143 mm|| especially modified monocular for the Apollo 11 mission;<br>first optical device used on the moon
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| 40 101 [[Image:T-a.jpg|20px]] ||1994-2003 ||[[Televid 77 - angled]]<br>[[Image:Taa77.jpg|80px]]|| 1.8-3.45 deg<br>20-60 yd / 1000 yd||1780 g<br>390 mm|| range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,<br>20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
| 40 101 [[Image:T-a.jpg|20px]] ||1994-2003 ||[[Televid 77 - angled]]<br>[[Image:Taa77.jpg|80px]]|| 1.8-3.45 deg<br>20-60 yd / 1000 yd||1780 g<br>390 mm|| range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,<br>20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
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|40 517 y<br>[[Image:CRF.jpg|40px]]<br>40 518 m  || ca.2006-2008 ||[[Image:40517.jpg|30px]] [[Rangefinder CRF 900]]  7 x 24||6.6 deg<br>115 m / 1000 m||220 g<br>113 mm||range: 10-902 yards
|40 517 y<br>[[Image:CRF.jpg|40px]]<br>40 518 m  || ca.2006-2008 ||[[Image:40517.jpg|30px]] [[Rangefinder CRF 900]]  7 x 24||6.6 deg<br>115 m / 1000 m||220 g<br>113 mm||range: 10-902 yards
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*References: Leica Collectors Guide.  Price list, Cat. No. 8187a, G-2/54-AMP, E. Leitz, NY (1954) Price list No. 41-1R5, 5M 6-61 (1961) Leitz Technishcher Katalog 1, Stand 1984.  Catalogs: 1929 (M-1-29-B); 1911? (43J); 1931; Liste Fernglas 8528 VIII 53 DCX (1953); Leitz List 8187b 1953.
*References: Leica Collectors Guide.  Price list, Cat. No. 8187a, G-2/54-AMP, E. Leitz, NY (1954) Price list No. 41-1R5, 5M 6-61 (1961) Leitz Technishcher Katalog 1, Stand 1984.  Catalogs: 1929 (M-1-29-B); 1911? (43J); 1931; Liste Fernglas 8528 VIII 53 DCX (1953); Leitz List 8187b 1953 and [http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-wiki.de/images/4/40/Leitz-NY_Price_List_6-1953_total.pdf 1953 NY Price List]

Latest revision as of 00:13, 11 October 2010

Leitz "Monoculars" data courtesy of Peter Abrahams and Ulrich Zeun's Monocular Site

Code Name Production Year Size/Type Field of View Weight
Length 		Remarks
MONODAL 1908-1919 6 x 21 140 yd / 1000 yd also binocular BINODAL
MONOT 1912-ca.1926 6 x 30 - IF also binocular BINOT
MOMON 1913 8 x 24 6.5 deg also binocular BINOM
MONUX 1925-1950s 8 x 30 MONUX.jpg 234 gm ('50s)
110 mm		 serial number 239933 ca.1925
serial number 493543 1950s
$60 in 1953
MONOFOREST 1927-1939 6 x 42 7.1 deg 735 gm / 26 oz also monocular FORESTON
MONOFORSTA 1927-1939 8 x 42 6.3 deg 735 gm / 26 oz also binocular FORESTONA
MONOFORT MONOFORT.jpg 1927-1950s 15 x 60 MONOFORTt.jpg 81 yd / 1000 yd 723-568 gm
201-208 mm		 serial numbers -262809- -494439-
$99 in 1953
MONMAR
1950s FEAFA
1960s 41 010		 1932-1962 7 x 50 7.3 deg
128 yd / 1000 yd		 33 oz also binocular MARSEPT
MONOMAR ca.1953 12 x 50 $91.50 in 1953
MONDIX MONTIX.jpg
1950s FEALF
1960s 41 030		 1932-1962 10 x 50 MONDIX.jpg 5 deg
87 yd / 1000 yd		 412 g
163-167 mm		 also binocular MARDIX
serial number 614983
$82.50 in 1953
MONACHT
1950s FEAHU
1960s 41 020		 1932-1962 8 x 60 6 deg
107 m / 1000 m		 also binocular MAROCTO
MONDOCE MONDOCE.jpg
1950s FEARA
1960s 41 040		 ca.1939-1962 12 x 60 MONDOCEt.jpg 4.3 deg
75 yd / 1000 yd		 586 g
205-211 mm		 also binocular MARDOCE
serial number 514001
$94.50 in 1953
MONDIMAR MODIMAR.jpg ca.1946-50s 10 x 60 MONDIMARt.jpg 5.8 deg 571 g
206-216 mm		 serial numbers 506941 - 561349
$93 in 1953
MONDOX ca.1950-60s 6 x 30 MONDOX.jpg 7.3 deg 229 g
115-122 mm		 serial number 512294
$54 in 1953
MONTUR MONTUR.jpg ca.1946-50s 4 x 20 MONTURt.jpg 100 g
71-78 mm		 serial numbers 515103 - 524369
$42 in 1953
MOMAR ca.1950s 7 x 50 MOMAR.jpg 7.3 deg 439 g
175-185 mm		 serial number 525468
$78 in 1953
MONACHT ca.1950s 8 x 60 MONACHT.jpg 563 g
207-210 mm		 serial number 530374
$93 in 1953
MONOCAMP MONOCAMP.jpg ca.1950s 10 X 40 MONOCAMPb.jpg 361 g
125-130 mm		 serial number 547146
$85.50 in 1953
MONDAL ca.1953 6 X 15 6.8 deg
120 yd / 1000 yd		 $39 in 1953
MONOL ca.1953 6 X 24 8.5 deg
150 yd / 1000 yd		 $45 in 1953
Leitz 20 x ? 20 X 80
20x80.jpg		 1160 g
315-325 mm		 Interesting large Leitz monocular from Ulrich Zuen's collection;
special edition without serial number
NASA 1969 NASA.jpg Trinovid 10 X 40 122 yd / 1000 yd 361 g
143 mm		 especially modified monocular for the Apollo 11 mission;
first optical device used on the moon
40 101 T-a.jpg 1994-2003 Televid 77 - angled
Taa77.jpg		 1.8-3.45 deg
20-60 yd / 1000 yd		 1780 g
390 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 103 T-s.jpg 1994-2003 Televid 77 - straight
Ts77.jpg		 1.8-3.45 deg
20-60 yd / 1000 yd		 1780 g
390 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 102 T-a.jpg 1994-2003 APO-Televid 77 - angled
Taaa77.jpg		 1.8-3.45 deg
20-60 yd / 1000 yd		 1980 g
410 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 104 T-s.jpg 1994-2003 APO-Televid 77 - straight
Tsa77.jpg		 1.8-3.45 deg
20-60 yd / 1000 yd		 1980 g
410 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 109 T-a.jpg ca.2003-2007 Televid 62 - angled
Ta62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1195 g
300 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 108 T-s.jpg ca.2003-2007 Televid 62 - straight
Ts62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1195 g
300 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 107 T-a.jpg ca.2003-2007 APO-Televid 62 - angled
Ta62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1275 g
300 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 106 T-s.jpg ca.2003-2007 APO-Televid 62 - straight
Ts62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1275 g
300 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x zoom,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 113 T-s.jpg ca.2003-2007 Televid 62 - straight armored
T62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1265 g
305 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x vario,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 114 T-s.jpg ca.2003-2007 APO-Televid 62 - straight armored
T62.jpg		 1.4-3.1 deg
16-48 yd / 1000 yd		 1355 g
305 mm		 range and weight varies with 1 of 5 standard eyepieces 20-60 x vario,
20 x WW, 32 x WW, 40 x and 40 x WW are compatible with early Televids
40 511 LRFt.jpg ca.2000-2002 7 x 21 LRF 800 6.4 deg
112 yd / 1000 yd		 320 g
120 mm		 range: 10-800 yards; $346 in 2000
40 510 LRFtg.jpg ca.2003-2007 7 x 21 Rangemaster 900 scan
LRF.jpg		 6.4 deg
112 yd / 1000 yd		 320 g
120 mm		 range: 16-903 yards
40 520 LRFt.jpg ca.2003-2007 7 x 21 Rangemaster 1200 scan
LRF.jpg		 6.4 deg
112 yd / 1000 yd		 320 g
120 mm		 range: 11-1200 yards
40 530 LRFtp.jpg ca.2003-2007 7 x 21 Pinmaster
LRF.jpg		 6.4 deg
112 yd / 1000 yd		 320 g
120 mm		 range: 11-700 yards
40 517 y
CRF.jpg
40 518 m		 ca.2006-2008 40517.jpg Rangefinder CRF 900 7 x 24 6.6 deg
115 m / 1000 m		 220 g
113 mm		 range: 10-902 yards
  • References: Leica Collectors Guide. Price list, Cat. No. 8187a, G-2/54-AMP, E. Leitz, NY (1954) Price list No. 41-1R5, 5M 6-61 (1961) Leitz Technishcher Katalog 1, Stand 1984. Catalogs: 1929 (M-1-29-B); 1911? (43J); 1931; Liste Fernglas 8528 VIII 53 DCX (1953); Leitz List 8187b 1953 and 1953 NY Price List
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