Original U.S. WWI Officer Binoculars in Lather Case - Named to Captain Cox French Helmets 118 wounded in action

118 wounded in action

had longer range

It has a red cross in a white circle on both sides

Accompanying this fine dirk is an original Leith family 12-page document written in longhand concerning a deposition from George Leith to Alexander Leith

was an instantly recognizable icon for military imagery and became a common element of military propaganda on both sides

Original U.S. WWI Officer Binoculars in Lather Case - Named to Captain Cox French Helmets 118 wounded in actionOriginal Item: One of a kind set. This is a fine U. S. manufactured pair of WW1 Binoculars marked inside the lid of the leather carry case: BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL CO. USA ROCHESTER. N. Y. The leather case comes complete with shoulder strap, large belt loop strap and functional spring closure tab. The binoculars themselves are marked: PRISM STERIO 30mm APERT 6 POWER BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL CO. USA ROCHESTER. N. Y. SIGNAL CORP U. S. ARMY SERIAL No. EE