Nikon 20 x 120 binoculars Extremely Rare
By Nikon
Located in Aspen, CO
Nikon 20x120 III Binocular – Vintage Japanese Military Optics, 20x Magnification, Mounted on Stand
Vintage 1940s Japanese Elizabethan Scientific Instruments
Aluminum, Steel
Nikon 20 x 120 binoculars Extremely Rare
By Nikon
Located in Aspen, CO
Nikon 20x120 III Binocular – Vintage Japanese Military Optics, 20x Magnification, Mounted on Stand
Aluminum, Steel
$31,165
H 78.75 in W 18.51 in D 28.75 in
1970's Japanese Nikon 20 x 120 Big Eye Military Binoculars & Tripod
By Nikon
Located in Leicester, Leicestershire
An iconic piece of Japanese military-grade optics, this pair of Nikon 20×120 binocular telescopes
Aluminum, Brass, Bronze
Military Nikon Binoculars
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of Nikon 20 X 120 military binoculars. Set on a period, extendable oak and polished metal
Metal
Pair of Nikon Marine Binoculars
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of Nikon 20 x 120 marine binoculars. Set on a re-polished metal stand. 20x magnification
Chrome
Sold
H 74.81 in W 15.75 in L 74.81 in
Nikon Marine Binoculars, Paint Stripped and Metal Polished, Japanese, 1940
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of Nikon 20 x 120 marine binoculars. Set on a period, extendable oak and polished metal
Metal
Sold
H 29.53 in W 17.72 in D 7.49 in
Nikon WW11 Naval Binoculars Chromed Metal and Brass Refurbished Optics
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of chromed metal and brass Nikon 20 x 120 WW11 Naval Binoculars. Set on an original 1940s
Chrome
Art Deco Marine Binoculars
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of Nikon 20 x 120 marine binoculars. Set on a period, extendable oak and polished metal
Metal
Japanese Nikon WWII Binoculars
Located in Eindhoven, NL
Admiral Chester Nimitz. The NIKON 20 x 120 guarantees viewing pleasure for many kilometers on horizons
Nikon 20 x 120 WW11 Naval/Marine Binoculars
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
Chromed metal and brass Nikon 20x120 WW11 Naval Binoculars. Set on an original Zeiss 1960's
Brass, Chrome
Sold
H 78.75 in W 18.51 in D 28.75 in
Mid Century Japanese Nikon 20 x 120 Big Eye Military Binoculars & Tripod
Located in Leicester, Leicestershire
engineering. These big eye binoculars are 20 x 120 mark II circa late 1960's with a serial number of 4130223
Aluminum, Brass, Bronze
1940's 20 X 120 Nikon Binoculars
By Nikon
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A pair of Nikon 20 X 120 marine binoculars. Set on a period, extendable oak and polished metal
Metal
WWII Japanese Chrome and Brass Binoculars on Tripod Stand
By NIKKO
Located in San Francisco, CA
. Lenses are 20 x 120 power. The original painted finish removed and recently polished. Binoculars have
Brass, Chrome
$116,698
H 240 in W 552 in D 120 in
Mid-Victorian Moorish wrought & cast iron pergola or decorative garden structure
Located in London, GB
A monumental Moorish mid-Victorian wrought iron Pergola or Decorative Garden Structure, a unique masterpiece in High Victorian Ironwork design. Our research confirms it is French, da...
Wrought Iron
$205,939 / set
H 22.84 in W 31.89 in D 13.78 in
Gilt Metal Centrepiece Suite for the Duke of Sparta by Elkington & Co.
By Elkington & Co.
Located in London, GB
Gilt metal centrepiece suite for the Duke of Sparta by Elkington & Co. English, Late 19th Century Centrepiece: Height 58cm, width 81cm, depth 35cm Candelabra: Height 66cm, diameter ...
Metal
BMT 110 mm Binoculars
By Kazan
Located in Aspen, CO
BMT-110 Soviet Marine Binocular Telescope – 20x110mm Cold War Era Optics, Circa 1950s Step into the history of Cold War surveillance and maritime observation with this rare Soviet B...
Steel
Aircraft Target Binocular
Located in Paris, FR
Binocular Aircraft Target on tripod, with adjustable height. An exceptional and unique pair of WWII 25 x 105 binoculars by Jos. Schneider & Co, Optische Werke KG, Göttingen. circa...
Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Chrome, Nickel
Antique and vintage collectibles and curiosities can bring whimsy and wonder to any interior.
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