Antique French Brass Field Glasses, L. Petit Fabt Paris WWI Binoculars
$399.95
A pair of Antique French Brass Field Glasses by L. Petit Fabt, Paris, featuring classic all-metal construction with a warm, naturally aged brass patina. Dating to the World War I era, these binoculars feature twin barrels, adjustable eyepieces, and a central focusing mechanism characteristic of early 20th-century optical instruments. Their substantial brass construction and utilitarian French design give them distinctive period character and strong decorative appeal. Ideal for collectors of antique binoculars, vintage optics, WWI-era memorabilia, French military artifacts, or scientific instruments, this pair offers an interesting example of early 1900s craftsmanship and optical technology.
Condition Note: The item is in overall good condition. There may be signs of wear consistent with age. Item is stamped by the manufacturer. Please look at the images for more details.
Please note that due to their vintage nature, some items may exhibit charming signs of age and gentle wear, adding to their unique character.
Product Information
- Height: 5 1/4 Inches
- Width: 4 1/2 Inches
- Weight: 1.35 Pounds
- Depth: 2 1/4 Inches
- Condition: Vintage (item may show signs of age or other imperfections.)
- Web ID: 138076981
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