'Standard-issue'-pattern, WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas 6 x 30 o. 10 x 50') 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche für Dienstgläser') as was executed in black-coloured leather being a maker- (ie. 'DOW'-) marked and/or: '1941'-dated example

This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in a WH soldiers'- (ie. equipment-) set-up: a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas 6 x 30 o. 10 x 50') so-called: 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche für Dienstgläser') as was executed in (typical) black-coloured leather being a nicely maker- (ie. 'DOW'-) marked and/or: '1941'-dated example that also shows an impressed 'WAa'-marking and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece is - as stated above - just moderately used and does show some regular traces of wear: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple: it comes thus in a still fully functional condition. The flap comes with both its two, original black-coloured- (and metal-based) 'studs' in place and can as such easily be re-mounted to any binocular-pair. As stated above, is this example showing a clearly present a makers'-designation (and date or: 'WAa'- or: 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp) something that is most certainly more often the case. Simply a nice little piece of WH-equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted onto a pair of 6 x 30 (or even a: 10 x 50-type) binoculars: without doubt a nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!