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*'''Production era''' - 1914 | *'''Production era''' - 1914 | ||
*'''Inscription''' - Binoculars that were borrowed from civilians during WWI "Eyes for the Navy" program and returned with an engraved "thank you" note, and one dollar, signed by the future president - F.D.Roosevelt! | *'''Inscription''' - Binoculars that were borrowed from civilians during WWI "Eyes for the Navy" program and returned with an engraved "thank you" note, and one dollar, signed by the future president - F.D.Roosevelt! | ||
*'''Field of View''' - 11 deg 140 yd/m @ 1000 yd/m | |||
[http://leicabirding.blogspot.com/2009/06/recent-anniversary-for-leica.html Jeff Bouton, Leica Sport Optics] | *'''Weight''' - 8 oz | ||
*'''Data from''' - [http://leicabirding.blogspot.com/2009/06/recent-anniversary-for-leica.html Jeff Bouton, Leica Sport Optics] | |||
*'''Monocular version''' - MONOMINIA | |||
Revision as of 13:58, 8 July 2010
- Type - 4 x 16 – 11 deg – CF type
- Production era - 1914
- Inscription - Binoculars that were borrowed from civilians during WWI "Eyes for the Navy" program and returned with an engraved "thank you" note, and one dollar, signed by the future president - F.D.Roosevelt!
- Field of View - 11 deg 140 yd/m @ 1000 yd/m
- Weight - 8 oz
- Data from - Jeff Bouton, Leica Sport Optics
- Monocular version - MONOMINIA
