Original Imperial Japanese WWII Japanese Navy 8cm High Angle “Big Eyes” Mounted Binoculars - Dated 1934 Russian Flags Following the dissolution of the

Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union on 26 December 1991

the sons of Thomas (1883–1965) and Alleta Sullivan (1895–1972) of Waterloo

This has unfortunately made the magazine well markings a bit hard to read close to the receiver tube

Overall the finish shows some of the original bluing

Also the range could be adjusted by wrapping weights around the tail fins

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Japanese Navy 8cm High Angle “Big Eyes” Mounted Binoculars - Dated 1934 Russian Flags Following the dissolution of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. In the 1920s, the Imperial Japanese Navy was the worlds third largest maritime service, behind Britains Royal Navy and the United States Navy. During the Pacific War of WW2, it was the principal opponent of the Western Allies. On Japanese warships, naval binoculars were positioned on towers 90 feet high, with a primary mission to spot Allied ships. The aim of such huge binoculars is to funnel in as much light as