Original WWII Imperial Japanese 6 x 9.3° Binoculars by Enomoto Kogaku with Original Leather Case Brown Bess Musket Parts and later operated in fighter-bomber

and later operated in fighter-bomber and reconnaissance roles in numerous conflicts

5" and is offered in very good condition

Action: Percussion Box Lock

the M1905 bayonet was manufactured in sufficient numbers to keep up with the widespread introduction of the new M1 Garand rifle in 1942

This is surrounded by a bit of wire inlay

Original WWII Imperial Japanese 6 x 9.3° Binoculars by Enomoto Kogaku with Original Leather Case Brown Bess Musket Parts and later operated in fighter-bomberOriginal Item: Only One Available. An original pair of WWII Japanese Military Binoculars in excellent overall condition . Maker marked "EK" in a symbol that looks like a six pointed star (like and elongated Star of David). EK stands for Enomoto Kogaku, which ceased to exist before the end of WWII, as they were bought out by Fujifilm to become Fuji Photo Optical Company in 1944. Power is marked as: 6 x 9. 3. They also have a small J. E. S. mark, which