German binocular and scope comprising a Dialyt metal binocular heavily oxidised and partially repainted with a broken eyecup. The markings are illegible. The optics are clear but have stains. The telescope is in metal with its weapon mounting rail present. The rubber windscreen is incomplete. The piece is heavily oxidised. The visible markings are 8,8 cm KJJ 9136. The optics are clear and graduated but show some stains. Condition II+. According to the seller, these binoculars come from Noville. On 19 December 1944, Team Desobry of the 10th US Armoured Division deployed to Noville to block the German advance towards Bastogne. Made up of around 400 men and a few tanks, this group took on the German 2nd Panzer Division, with 16,000 men and more than 120 tanks and assault guns. German binoculars and scope including a heavily oxidized Dialyt metal binocular with a broken eyepiece. Markings are illegible. The optics are clear but have some spots. The scope is metal with its weapon mounting rail present. The rubber eyecup is incomplete. The piece is heavily oxidized. Visible markings include 8.8 cm KJJ 9136. The optics are clear and graduated but show some spots. Condition II+. According to the seller, these binoculars come from Noville. On December 19, 1944, the Team Desobry of the U.S. 10th Armored Division deployed at Noville to block the German advance toward Bastogne. Composed of about 400 men and a few tanks, this group faced the German 2nd Panzer Division, with 16,000 men and more than 120 tanks and assault guns.