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All German optics has equipped with lighting devices for luminating its reticle. Some carrying a Head Lamp box ‘Beleuchtungsgerät für Strichplatte’. And some carrying in its carrying cases or leather pouches. This sample is from its wooden carrying case with the following items: Twin socket with on/off switch. Hand touch Reticle insert Battery box
Saw a Waffen SS carrying the RK31 leather pouches and a small tripod together like no weight at all. Triggered me to search for the tripod, and found it after six months also later learned that it’s named Kleines Gestell. And the single leather sling is the standard issue to infantry, the large leather bracket…
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The RK31 could be mount on any tripod, in this case mounted on the simplified Gestell 31. Together with the second Messkreis looking really nice.
This is my first period tripod, it is also marked as ‘Gestell 31’ by the seller. Can’t find any more information of its true name. Let me know if you knew the correct name.
This is the second time I mounted the SF14G on to the Gestell 31 for group photos. Together with the luminating system from the head lamp set (Strinlampe). Here is the typical textbook example. .
There are multiple types of optical equipment tripods used by the German military, but I have only two types. German period tripods for optics are new to me, due to its weight which made postage sky high I was never own one, but when completed the collection of the SF14G the next item to hunt…
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Didn’t post any pics after converted the French box back to German spec and filling up the contents over the years. I think I had collect most of it, but didn’t pay big dollars for the original cleaning brush but made one. Here is the translated content list: 1x S.F 1x Measuring Circuit (Meßkreis) …
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Know nothing of the SF14Z carrying case before, not until took apart my box for debug and disinfectant, then learned the detail layout; basically it was designed for keeping the trench bino (S.F.), a pair of sunshade tubes (Regenschutzrohre), a drum (Meßkreis), a tree stand (Eingelenkbaumschraube), a battery box (Behälter für Stromquelle) with the optic…
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Francois Couderc show me his French 10 x 50 trench bino set, the carrying case is similar to mine, should be a conversion or reconstruction by same factory after the war. The major indicator is the long leather wrapped spring press, and the contain list is in France. So my box should be from French…
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Obtained this SF14 carrying case months later, it is the correct period all wood fittings case which is in affordable price range (there are double and triple prices on market) and I am the only bidder and the winner, may be the title is not related to SF14 key words. Its was well packed in…
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