Just picked these up at a gun show. They looked "sniper-ish" to me so I grabbed them. Maybe they're not. I don't know. Top one is marked with maker. Bottom one is unmarked except for a serial number. What can you tell me about them?
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German sniper (?) Scopes
- Thread starter PatMcD
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JRT
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Cool pick up! I know that Braunschweig (Brunswick) is a German city.
I found the top scope pretty quick on Google, its a WW1 era sniper scope for sure.
The mounts are probably made by Merkel.
Voigtlander ceased operations in 1972.
The value for the Voigtlander seems to be around $200.
The second one SKOPAR F (Scope F), I have no idea but it looks like a Voigtlander too.
Here's a little info,
en.wikipedia.org
snipercollection.com
I found the top scope pretty quick on Google, its a WW1 era sniper scope for sure.
The mounts are probably made by Merkel.
Voigtlander ceased operations in 1972.
The value for the Voigtlander seems to be around $200.
The second one SKOPAR F (Scope F), I have no idea but it looks like a Voigtlander too.
Here's a little info,
Voigtländer - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Voigtländer Braunschweig – Sniper Scopes
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snipercollection.com
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