WW2 German Wehrmacht – LEATEHR BINOCULAR CASES – EARLY WAR – MIXED EXAMPLES

You are bidding on an original WW2 German Wehrmacht Leather Binocular Case grouping consisting of two period examples. Both cases are wartime originals and represent early war German optical equipment storage, produced for service binoculars carried by soldiers, aircrew, and supporting personnel.German binocular cases were issued in multiple sizes and configurations depending on optical type and period of manufacture. Early war examples were typically produced in high-quality leather and are encountered with manufacturer markings, advertising labels, or interior stamps tied to German optical firms supplying the Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, and associated organizations during the pre-war and wartime years.This lot includes two original leather binocular cases. One example is brown leather and features an interior advertising label promoting Hensoldt binoculars marketed to S.A. and S.S. personnel, indicating early period production. This case shows honest wear and has a damaged or missing front clasp. The second example is black leather and retains an interior optical company logo but is missing its belt loop strap. Both cases show age, surface wear, and use consistent with wartime service. They appear to be for smaller binocular formats rather than standard 6×30, suggesting compact optical use. Sold strictly as period original cases, as shown.