German CXN 10×80 Binoculars SN39935

German CXN 10×80 Naval Binocular This Pair Of German WWII 10X80 anti-aircraft (Flak) Binoculars were designed in 1946 by Emil Busch for the Zeiss company under the codename CXN on a Custom Designed 360degree Swivel Center Mount. All Metal has been Polished and Refinished.
Each of our binoculars takes several months to a year to complete a full restoration. Our restoration process includes calibration of optics, hand-polishing of hundreds of intricate parts, and extensive testing that ensures perfect performance for decades. When considering an investment in optics, it’s important to purchase from an expert in this field that understands the intricacy of these instruments. Please note that no two binoculars are the same and have characteristics that make them unique.
Our binoculars have been exhibited at numerous Concours de’ Elegance events, Yacht Shows, Antique Shows, and Art & Design Fairs around the world. We also been featured in magazines including Architectural Digest, South Florida Design, Dupont Registry, Luxe, Hamptons, and Robb Report.
World War II naval observation binoculars tell the story of the radical changes that took place during this landmark era. Their intricate parts, precision hardware and powerful visual range illustrate the height of optical technology. Imagine the view of the seascape, the city lights, the mountains or any other landscape from where you call home. binocular is professionally restored polished and sits upon a bespoke, adjustable wood and stainless steel tripod.

This Historical Artifact is beauty and function in one.These hand crafted works of art bring their own character and feel to your home.