
Antique Carl Eickhorn Early Military Officer Sword Soligen.



A refined example of early 20th-century optical craftsmanship, these antique Galilean opera glasses were produced by Carl Zeiss Jena between 1924 and 1934, representing a period when German engineering set the global standard for precision optics. Compact and elegantly designed, these field glasses reflect the classic Galilean optical system-valued for its simplicity, clarity, and portability. Originally intended for theatergoing and light field use, they embody both function and sophistication from a bygone era. Crafted in Germany by the renowned Carl Zeiss Jena, this piece carries both historical and collector significance, offering a tangible connection to interwar European design and innovation. Antique Carl Zeiss Jena opera glasses. Made in Germany (Jena). Compact, lightweight field glasses. Optics: (update-clear / minor haze / spotting). Focus: (confirm smooth operation). Exterior shows age-appropriate wear. Case present with vintage patina. Early Zeiss production period (interwar era). Galilean system typical of theater/opera use. Strong crossover appeal: optics + decorative display. Increasingly sought after by collectors of scientific instruments. Theater or opera enthusiasts. Library or study décor. These opera glasses are more than a viewing instrument-they are a preserved piece of early 20th-century craftsmanship, reflecting a time when even the smallest objects were built with precision and purpose. Please review the photos carefully as they are part of the description. Price is reflective of condition, age, and market availability. Extra care will be taken to ensure safety during transit.


Carl Zeiss Jena Dienstglas 6X30 German pre-war binoculars. The serial #1649151 would date these to 1935, according to the Camera-wiki website. Very good, vintage condition. The left eyecup has a sizeable chip in it (see last picture). It is removeable, so maybe a replacement can be found. There are some rubs to the black paint that reveals the brass underneath. If you have a MAJOR issue with your item being not as described, please contact me and I will attempt to work things out.

It also does have an un pluribus unum Eagle on sword face which confirms it was made for a USA officer. This collectible piece of militaria originates from Solingen, Germany, showcasing the expertise of German craftsmanship in creating high-quality edged weapons. Perfect for history enthusiasts and collectors of World War I artifacts, this original sword offers a unique glimpse into the past and a symbol of American military history.


Cosmetic condition is good for its age. Glasses are in good condition. Visibility is good, all mechanisms turn. There are some scuffs on the case. Please look carefully at the photos of the Video, as they are part of the description. If you need additional photos and videos, let me know. If you need any photo equipment from the USSR, let me know, maybe I can help you. We appreciate your patience and understanding. If you have any questions about your order status, feel free to reach out to us! In case of a claim, return or other questions, I ask you to contact me before opening a request. Infinity focus on this lens works fine when used on an analog film camera. If you intend to use it on a digital camera via an adapter, in most cases it should still work, however, there may be exceptions that are strictly dependent on the digital camera you are using and/or the adapter used to mount the lens.
Bought from local estate. First one of these I’ve had. Distinctive Weimar eagle, folding guard. Nice blade and hilt but could use a good cleaning. This one can be seen in Eichhorns 1930 catalog – #316. Please see my other auctions for more items from this estate and other estate military items. Thank you and good luck! As required by your country’s laws, they are not charged by me and I have no responsibility toward them.
Carl Eickhorn Bayonet, Scabbard and Frog Bayonet is 15″ long with blade being 9½” and is marked CARL EICKHORN 112. ” and “9351h” and “37 year on top of blade Scabbard is marked S/2440 CONDITION: Good to Very Good. 1937 Carl Eickhorn 15 Bayonet 9351h 112 Scabbard S/2440 Leather Frog Wwii M98. Carl Eickhorn Bayonet, Scabbard and Frog Bayonet is 15″ long with blade being 9 ” and is marked CARL EICKHORN 112. Check out our entire store for more great products and deals! We do however make every possible attempt to accurately describe the inventory we sell and stand behind it. Since 2016, 8TEN Industries has been a leading asset recovery provider supporting national retailers, brands, and manufacturers. Our 60,000 square foot processing and distribution facility located in Cass City, Michigan has allowed us to become industry leader in turning difficult problems for manufacturers into great deals for our customers.


This catalog measures approx. 9.75″ by 12.75″ and is in good condition considering age, use, and storage with some overall wear, a rectangular shaped adhesive? Residue on the upper right corner of the title page, and detachment from staple binding. Staples show overall rust. I do not know if this catalog is complete.


GERMAN MILITARY M=MARINE 6X30 FLD GLASSES DIENSTGLAS CARL ZEISS JENA W/ RETICLE. A true pre-WWII Military Contract for Germany, DIENSTGLAS 6×30 (m = Marine) military Field Glasses. It has a RETICLE Present in the Right Lens. The glasses are made by CARL ZEISS JENA (Markings). Pre 1936 Reichsmarine (Reich Navy). This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\1919-38\Original Period Items”. The seller is “swany99″ and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

Nedinscos Gravenhage Carl Zeiss Jena Deltrentis 8×30 binoculars, serial number: 1320095 , in good condition with signs of use on the body. The lenses are intact, no chips on them. Does not double the image. Includes the original case. The binoculars Nedinscos Gravenhage Carl Zeiss Jena Deltrentis 8×30 belong to the category of binoculars from the First and Second World Wars, they have been made over 90 years ago, they are a true rarity! The whole body of the binoculars is made of very hard alloy, it is extremely durable. These are Zeiss binoculars, made in the Netherlands during the First World War, with the Nedinsco’s Gravenhage inscription intact on the body, these are very rare binoculars, produced in limited quantities for the military at that time. Supposedly, no more than 3000 such binoculars were made! Currently, the binoculars are mostly suitable for collecting purposes, although the image seen through them is still sharp, due to the limitations of coating technology almost 100 years ago, the glass elements of the binoculars are not anti-reflective, so the image will not be as bright as in modern Zeiss binoculars. In spite of this, the class, rarity and quality, as well as the history of binoculars, are undeniable, despite hundreds of years with many historical and cultural fluctuations. Individual focusing, independent focusing on each side of the lens. Rangefinder and target size estimation. High quality optical glass in lenses and prism components. Center View of image forming mechanism (images of the two tubes are combined into one to increase the 3D buoyancy of the image). The item “Carl Zeiss Jena Nedinscos Gravenhage Deltrentis Binoculars 8×30″ is in sale since Saturday, August 7, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\1919-38\Original Period Items”. The seller is “bodry90_m” and is located in Moscow. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Year: 1926
- Magnification: 8x
- Lens size: 30mm
- Modified Item: No
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
- Theme: Militaria
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Weight: 660g
- Serial number: 1320095
- Time Period Manufactured: 1919-38
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