Ross 10 x 70 binoculars

Ross of London 10 x 70 binocular gunsight

Ross of London 10 x 70 binocular gunsight Patt.G.367

Ross of London 10 x 70 binocular gunsight Patt.G.367 in transit case

Ross 10 x 70 binoculars

WWII 10 x 70 binocular gunsight by Ross of London.

Patt. G.367, no: 123936

Original case with corresponding serial number, marked: BOX PROOFED FOR TROPICS

For a similar Ross G.367 binocular see the collection of the Australian National Maritime Museum, object number: 00038585.

Literature: Militärische Ferngläser und Fernrohre in Heer, Luftwaffe und Marine : Military binoculars and telescopes in Army, Air Force and Navy / Dr Hans Seeger. Page: 409

Ross & Co, London – Ross (optics) was founded by Andrew Ross (1798–1859) in 1830. By the 1890s Ross & Co were making Zeiss and Goerz lenses under licence for sale in the UK and the British Empire. Before WWI Ross and Zeiss worked closely together, but at the outbreak of War the British Government put Ross in control of the newly opened Carl Zeiss binocular and optical factory in Mill Hill, London. Ross made binoculars for the Royal Navy during WWII.

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