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Old 31-08-21, 17:55
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Terry Warner
 
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There were Canadian 7x35 binoculars made by REL in Toronto. I had a set, but found those particular ones weren't much good. Very old optical construction which had not aged well. I forget if those ones had an extra reticle engraving with ranging marks for artillery spotting.
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