U.S. Signal Service Binoculars / Sold

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U.S. Signal Service Binoculars – Inventory Number: CAM 421 / Sold Ultra-rare pair of 1860’s Civil War era Military Binoculars in very good condition with case.  The United States Army Signal Corps was established in 1860 by US Army Major: Albert J. Myer. This is one of six pair known to exist and the only known example to have its surviving embossed case.  Both the binoculars and the Case are marked U.S. Signal Service! Inventory Number: CAM 421 / Sold

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A pair of U.S. Signal Service Binoculars with a leather carrying case labeled "Signal Service U.S. Army" displayed on a white background. Product Name: U.S. Signal Service Binoculars / Sold.
Close-up of a metal plate on U.S. Signal Service Binoculars, engraved with "SIGNAL SERVICE U.S. Army" and secured by a central screw. Sold.
Close-up of U.S. Signal Service Binoculars with vintage black finish and brass rims, photographed from above on a white background. Sold.
A pair of vintage U.S. Signal Service Binoculars with a black finish is shown next to a brown leather case labeled "Signal Service U.S. Army" on a white background. Product Name: U.S. Signal Service Binoculars / Sold.
A pair of vintage U.S. Signal Service Binoculars rests on a brown leather case, labeled and sold.
U.S. Signal Service Binoculars are displayed beside a brown leather case marked "Signal Service U.S. Army" on a white background.
A pair of vintage U.S. Signal Service Binoculars, sold, are shown next to an open, empty brown leather case on a white surface.
A worn leather case for U.S. Signal Service Binoculars, labeled "SIGNAL SERVICE U.S. ARMY," features a central strap and visible edge stitching.
U.S. Signal Service Binoculars, black and vintage, are displayed beside a brown leather carrying case. / Sold.

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