The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Artillery panoramic sight, inscribed with the manufacturer's details: 'San Giorgio S.A.I Genova -Sestri' and serial number:
'Ma 2252(7)?' Two sighting mechanisms marked 'Parallellismo' and 'Direzione' respectively. The side of the upper optic is marked with 3.3 x 180 degrees.
Artillery sight used to range the weapon's barrel on an indirect target. The weapon to which it attached is not currently known.
Artillery dial sight, 13 degrees x 3 magnification with cross level and flat bar dovetail guide. Numbers on azimuth scale are in arabic,while those on the dovetail correspond to '333-334' - possibly
Japanese panoramic gun sight with magnification of 3 power, fixed focus, and a field of view of 13 degrees. Markings: Impressed into dial plate "499B", left side of upper prism holder "3 x 13 degrees
Panoramic 3 power sight for artillery weapons. Markings: Impressed into dial plate "1488A", left side of upper prism holder "3 x 13 degrees/NIKKO/ No.21028/ JES (screw in Japanese) The sight incorpror
RbF 16 Artillery Dial Sight. Black exterior finish. Sight is marked Gesichsteld 10 (field of view degrees) and Verg 4 x (magnification) Marked C P Goerz, Berlin. It is also engraved L 65 B Converted
Black metal optic sight for attaching to a Second World War German Flieger abwehr Kanone (FLaK) 37 3.7cm anti-aircraft gun. A rubber eye piece is fitted to the sight along with a metal bracket. On t
Mortar sight. Azimuth controlled with a thumbwheel, on the barrel of which is inscribed 'Direzione'. The azimuth scale is inscribed with 'Laboratorio Precisionere ROMA'. The sight body is painted blac