Neat, 'standard-issue'-type WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas 6 x 30') so-called: 'protective-cover' (ie. 'Okularschutz') as executed in black-coloured rubber that comes with its accompanying 'Tragelasche' (stamped: '1942 BMJ')

This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in a WH-equipment-set-up: a 'standard-issue'-type, WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas 6 x 30') so-called: 'protective-cover' (ie. 'Okularschutz') (as was specifically intended for usage on the standard-pattern, WH binoculars) being a (non-maker-marked nor dated) example as executed in black-coloured rubber that came with its accompanying (leather-based) 'Tragelasche' (which is clearly stamped: '1942 BMJ'). The 'protective-cover' retains both its undamaged, leather-based 'side-lashes' and is of course fully functional. The piece is as stated above just moderately used and shows some regular traces of wear: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple. The 'Tragelasche' - which comes complete with both its blackened and aluminium-based 'studs' - is still fully souple and functional is clearly stamped: '1942 BMJ' and was as such procuded by the company: 'Hensoldt & Söhne - Optische Werke A.G.' as was based in the town of Wetzlar). Simply a nice little piece of equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted onto a pair of 6 x 30 (or even 10 x 50-type) binoculars: without doubt a very nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!