Can anyone tell what era these binoculars could be? I know the photo quality is horrid and the markings are not visible, but the seller has not sent more yet.

[Searose101]

I was hoping that by the shape or case that someone could recognize it.

[GlennAgain]

Likely WW2 Era...it would be helpful to have a look at the markings...

[Rakkasan187]

I concur with Glen,

These look to be WW2 era field glasses..

Smitty

[BlackCat1982]

What is the vendor describing these as? Pictures don't give any clues really.

[Searose101]

She literally just says they are "old binoculars" and that she doesn't know anything about them. The markings are on the right eyepiece from what I can see but she still has not sent a close up of it.

[BlackCat1982]

She literally just says they are "old binoculars" and that she doesn't know anything about them. The markings are on the right eyepiece from what I can see but she still has not sent a close up of it.

The leather case doesn't look German military issue to me, in this state unless they are only a couple of €$£ then I would not bother.

[JPhilip]

Hello,
They're not WW2 Dienstglas, but most likely prewar civilian examples...
Thanks

[Kohima]

They’ve certainly had a hard life...
I agree with all the comments above, but it’s worth waiting for the close-ups.

Unless the optics are fabulous and you want to use them for bird-spotting, I wouldn’t bother with them. Spend the money, plus a bit more, on a presentable set.

[Verikauha]

Brass parts.
Brass is more often found in older samples. Binocs including Aluminium parts are more likely in 1940-ties or later.
Brass parts in binocs disapeared after ww2.

And looks like standard 6x30.