On Japanese warships, binoculars would be positioned on towers some 90ft up, with the aim of spotting Allied ships first. The point of such huge binoculars is to suck in as much light as possible.

Rare binoculars captured from a Japanese warship at end of the second World War, in chrome, brass, and oak. Restored and fully operational (€5,000-€7,000).

Read on to find more about Bushnell binoculars vs. Nikon binoculars. ... The company was founded in 1948 after David P. Bushnell brought two crates of Japanese binoculars home from his honeymoon.

Which binoculars are better: Bushnell or Nikon? Whether for nature-watching, stargazing or sports spectating, a good pair of binoculars can change the way you see your surroundings. But if you ...

A rare pair of binoculars captured from a Second World War Japanese warship is among the star attractions going under the hammer at an auction in Co Meath. The wartime artefact is guiding at € ...

Bushnell and Nikon are two of the most respected names in the game of enhanced optics. Read on to find more about Bushnell binoculars vs. Nikon binoculars.