Original U.S. WWII 7x50 Unissued M7 Binoculars by Bausch & Lomb with Case - Dated 1942 Japanese Uniforms Army Signal Corps at the

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This Government Issued Briefcase is exactly the way we found it

Original U.S. WWII 7x50 Unissued M7 Binoculars by Bausch & Lomb with Case - Dated 1942 Japanese Uniforms Army Signal Corps at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M7 was a version of the large 7x50 binoculars used by the U. S. Military during WWII. They were known for their nice wide field, and were used by all branches. Post war, many of these were painted OD Green, including the leather case and neck strap, but this example was spared and is in unissued condition This example is marked clearly on the left plate with 7 X 50 , and the left plate is marked with manufacturer