Original German WWII 1943 Dated Swedish M/43 6× Em 1m R36 Stereoscopic Rangefinder by Saalfelder Apparatebau in Transit Chest Japanese Army The "42" at the bottom

The "42" at the bottom looks to be the year of manufacture

The tunic comes with the medal loops still in place and its correct gilt GR VI buttons

Markings vary from: "23"

[9] Another reason for his reluctance to proceed was intelligence that Union troops were approaching from the east on the Hanover Road

such a view could be readily achieved

Original German WWII 1943 Dated Swedish M/43 6× Em 1m R36 Stereoscopic Rangefinder by Saalfelder Apparatebau in Transit Chest Japanese Army The "42" at the bottomOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is an excellent example of a German WWII Entfernungsmesser 1 meter Raumbild 36 (1936) or "Em 1m R36" rangefinder, complete in its original transit chest. This model was one of the most widely used optical rangefinders in the German Wehrmacht during WWII. In the words of one German source, "A light rangefinder for all branches of the service, especially suitable for moving targets on the ground and in the