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“Europe’s largest permanent militaria trading centre”
 
Welcome to our free
U-Boat Binoculars Valuation Service.

 
To obtain a free valuation of you U-Boat Binoculars
simply complete the form
provided in the next Column.

 
 
 
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Welcome
Firstly thank you for taking the time to learn what we can offer to you.
Unlike auctioneers and web based dealers we are not just wholesalers or middlemen.
We host a permanent military exhibition one which is enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year.
If we believe that an item or a collection will enhance our display we will pay you accordingly.
We frequently outbid the collecting community to secure exhibits that will attract and entertain visitors.
We are not always looking for a fast return on our invested money ours is a vocation a lifetime project in the making.
 
David Mattey (Buyer)

At WW2 Buyer.com we specialize in the buying of individual war souvenirs and collections of all sizes.
Industry Guide Lines For Selling U-Boat relics
Before you invite a “U-boat  ” dealer into your home we offer for your consideration the following.

 
- German Badges prices ranging from $30-$3000
 
1) Check their credentials .Are they professionals, does their website display a VAT number (U.K.) or a Max Certified Dealer Badge (USA)?.Professional looking websites are now inexpensive to build, they can be operated from an iPhone from inside a prison (Fact), a Summer camp ,Bar, or by school Kids operating from Mum and Dads residential address!.
 2) Always get an guide estimate of the likely range of prices they are prepared to pay you. This can be achieved by supplying phonographs first or offering a good description. Do not risk putting your self  in the uncomfortable position of being pressured.
3) You should be offered and accept no less than 75% of the market value for your collection or single items.
4) Cash is hard to come by don’t get tricked by a bully who pushes for an appointment to visit you immediately. Before you have prepared exactly what will be going and what your bottom price is.
5) Show absolutely no sympathy to advertisers who claim to be passionate collectors.This is usually criminal deception, advertising is expensive  such advertisers are buying to sell on !.
 5) Consider contacting a dealer with a main  street store a V.A.T. number (U.K.) or one who is a member of a (trade association USA) and who has an established reputation to uphold. Such enterprises have customers waiting and will be able pay the prices you have researched and offer genuine advice.











     


 
- German U-boat binoculars valuations price £1200-£5000
 





Edged weapons and WW2 German memorabilia have been banned from the major internet auction sites such as EBAY.
You may be comforted to know that we at WW2 Buyer.com buy u-boat binoculars exclusively for a vetted circle of responsible academic collectors, museums and historians.
WW2 Buyer.com never condones or promotes the Nazis or any other hate groups!
We believe that the preservation of U-boatbinoculars and other objects (evidence) from mankind’s dark past only has validity within an educational context.
WW2Buyer.com buys U-Boat Binoculars directly from you, therefore you avoid letting auctioneers take a slice of the pie.
WW2 Buyer,com considers that the open display of Nazi symbols outside of a balanced historical collection to be both irresponsible and offensive.
Our Payment Policy is straightforward:
 You receive immediate payment for your U-boat binoculars in full. We pay any duty on goods arriving from outside the United Kingdom
         German/Axis Binocular &
Precision Instrument Makers Codes Explained
bbw : Electroacustik KG, Kiel
 bck : Bruninghaus & Co, Leder u.























 Jena, Germany
 bmh : K Jirasek Fabrik fur Feinmechanic und Optic, Prague, Czech
 bmj : 











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Hensoldt & Sohne Optische Werke A-G, Wetzlar, Germany
bmk : Srb & Stys Fabrik Praziser Messinstrumente, Prague, Czech
bmt : C A Steinheil & Sohne GmbH, Optische Werke, Munich, Germany
bpd : C P Goerz GmbH Optische Anstalt, Vienna, Austria
bvf : C Reichert Optische Werke,Vienna, Austria

 bvu : Franz Kuhlmann,Wilhelmshaven, Germany
 bwt : G Heyde K-G,
Dresden, Germany

 bxc : Kreiselgerate GmbH, Berlin

 bxx : Askania Werke AG, Berlin.

 byg : Joh Wyksen K-G Optische Fabrik und Feinmachin, Katowitz, Poland.

 bzz : J G Farbenindustrie A-G Camerawerk, Munich, Germany ( Agfa )
 cad : Karl Kahles Optiker, Vienna, Austria
 cag : Swarovski,
Tyrol, Austria
 cau : Kodak Aktiengesellschaft,Stuttgart, Germany
 ccx : Hugo Meyer & Co Optische und Feinmechanische Werke, Gorlitz, Germany
 cdc : Kern, Klager & Cie,
 Berlin ( binocular Cases )
 clb : Dr F A Wohler,
 Kassel, Germany
 clk : F W Breithaupt & Sohne Fabrik Geogatisher Instrumente, Kassel,Germany
 cll : August Baumgart Feinmechanik & Prazisionmashinenbau, Rathenow
 clm : Biedermann & Czarnikow, Berlin
 cln : E Sprenger Optische-Mechanische Werkstatten, Berlin
 cmc : Gegr Wichmann, Berlin
 cmd : ditto
 cme : ditto
 cny : C Pose, Berlin ( ? binocular cases )
 crg : W Lambrecht, Instrumente, Gottingen, Germany
 crh : F Schmidt & Haensch, Steglitz, Berlin
 crj : Otto Fennel Sohne K-G, Instrumente, Kassel, Germany
 crn : Friedrichs & Co, Hamburg ( see also ctn )
 cro : R Fuess, Optische Industrie, Berlin
 ctn : Freidricks & Co, Hanseatische Werkstatten fur Feinmechanik und Optik, Hamburg ( see also crn )
 cwu : Georg von Kremp, Wetzlar, Germany
 cxc : Dr Paul Mozar, Fabrik fur Feinmechanik, Dusseldorf, Germany
 cxn : Emil Busch A-G, Optische Industrie, Rathenow
 czn : ditto
 dag : Oculus, Berlin
 ddv : ditto
 ddx : Voigtlander & Sohne A-G, Braunschweig, Germany
 dho : Nordmark GmbH, Prerau,Czech
 dhq : J D Moller GmbH, Wedel
 dhv : Berliner Physikalische Werkstatten GmbH, Berlin
 djg : J Veltjens K-G, Berlin
 dkl : Jos Schneider & Co, Kreuznach, Germany
 doq : Deutsche Spielgelglas A-G, Leine, Germany
 dow : Opticotechna GmbH, Prerau or Optitechna, Brerau, Czech
 dpg : Adox Kamerawerk GmbH, Wiesbaden, Germany
 dpv : Zeiss Ikon A-G, Dresden, Germany
 dpw : Zeiss Ikon A-G, Goerzwerk Kehlendorf Berlin
 dpx : Zeiss Ikon A-G, Contessawerk, Stuggart, Germany
 dqc : Eugen Ising, Metallwarenfabrik
 dxt : Kadlec-Instrumente-Fabrik, Prague, Czech
 dym : Runge & Kaulfuss, Rathenow ( poss also / or dyn )
 dys : Heinrich Zeiss, Berlin
 dzl : Oigee GmbH optische Anstalt, Berlin
 eaf : Aude & Reipert Optische Industrie, Babelsberg, Germany
 eaw : R Winkel GmbH Optische industrie, Gottingen, Germany
 ejo : Presswerk AG, Essen
 eed : Kurbi & Niggeloh, Radevormwa, Germany
 ehe : Rommler AG, Spremberg
 emq : Karl Zeiss, Jena, Germany
 emv : Hertel & Reuss, Kassel, Germany
 eoc : A Ott, Instrumente, Kempten
 eos : W Feiler Feinmechanik GmbH, Berlin
 eot : Fichter & Hackenjos K-G, Fabrik fur Feinmechanik, Villingen
 erv : Fritz Hofmann, Erlangen
 eso : Rodenstock Optische Werke, Munich, Germany
 esu : Steinheil Sohne GmbH, Astronom Industrie, Munich, Germany
 eug : Optische Prazisions-Werke GmbH, Warsaw, Poland
 fco : Sendlinger Optische Glaswerke GmbH, Zehlendorf, Berlin
 fjt : Photogrammetrie GmbH, Berlin
 fll : Feinapparate-Bau, Werk Gablonz
 flm : ditto Werk Thurn
 fln : Franz Rapsch Optische Fabriken A-G, Rathenow
 fpr : Fr Moller, Brackwede, Westphalia
 frn : Federn-, Draht- und Metallwarenfabrik, Havel
 fvs : Spindler & Hoyer, Gottingen, Germany
 fvx : Chr Beck & Sohne, Kassel, ( Beck-Kassel ) Germany
 fwq : Saalfelder Apparatebau GmbH, Saalfeld
 fwr : Optische Anstalt Saalfeld GmbH, Saalfeld, Germany
 fxp : Hans Kollmorgen GmbH, Kassel, Germany ( poss also / or fzp )
 fzg : Feinmechanik GmbH, Kassel, Germany
 gag : F Mollenkopf Optische Industrieanstalt, Stuggart, germany
 gcg : H Maihak A-G Fabrik fur Techn. Instrumente und Feinmechanik gerate, Hamburg.
 ghd : Carl Kneusel, Zeulenroda/ Thur
 gkp : Rufs & Co, Kassel, Germany ( poss also/or ghp )
 gmk : Kroymann & Co GmbH, Schuh und Sportartikel Fabrik, Hamburg. Bino Cases
 gpa : Groos & Graf, Feinmechanik und Prazisionmaschinenbau, Berlin
 gpr : Berchtold, Gebr, Instrumente, Tuttlingen
 gug : Ungarische Optische Werke A-G, Budapest, Hungary
 guj : Werner D Kuehn Optische Industrie, Steglitz, Berlin
 gwr : Dennert & Pape, Hamburg
 gwv : Ernst Plank Fabrik Optische und Mechanischer, Waren, Nurenberg, Germany
 gxh : Nitsche & Gunther Optische Werke K-G, Rathenow
 gxl : Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig, Germany
 gxp : Homrich & Sohne, ?
 hap : Max Kohl A-G, Chemnitz
 hdv : Optische Werke Osterode GmbH, Osterode, Harz, Germany
 hfo : Valentin Linhof OHG, Munich, Germany
 hgu : Friedenauer Technische Wekstatte, Berlin
 hkm : Carl Braun K-G Optische Industrie, Nuremberg, Germany
 hna : Korelle Werke Brandtmann & Co, dresden, Germany
 hrw : Hoh & Hahne, Leipzig, Germany
 hwt : Ihagee Kamerawerk Steenbergen & co, Dresden, Germany
 hxh : A Kruss Optisch-Mechan, Hamburg
 jfn : Tetanal Photowerk, Berlin
 jfp : Dr Karl Leiss Optische und Mechanische Instrumente, Steglitz, Berlin
 jfu : Wilhelm Lehmann & Co K-G, Feinmechanische Werkstatte, Hamburg
 jfv : ditto Magdeburg World war two
jkk : L Castagna & Sohn Feinmechanische Werkstatten, Vienna, Austria World War II
 jnh : Hensoldt & Sohne but one list shows this code used by F Tutemann of Ludenscheid
 jon : Voigtlander-Gavaert, Berlin
 jux : Nedinson, Nederlandsche Instrumenten, Venlo, Netherlands
 jve : Ernst Ludvig Optisches Werk, Weixdorf, Germany
 jxn : Helmut Korth, feinmechanik und Optik, Berlin WW2
 kgc : Nahmashinenfabrik A-G, Sobeslav, Bohemia
 khc : Otto Himmler, Mikroscope, Berlin
 kjj : Askania Werke AG, Berlin
 kln : Ernst & Willhelm Bertram, Munich, Germany
 kme : Max Lang, Lauter
 kna : Berning & Co K-G, Photographische Apparate und Bedarfsartikel, Dusseldorf
 kov : Bernard et Turenne, Establissement Barbier, Paris
 kqc : Jos Schneider & Co Optische Werke K-G, Gottingen, Germany
 krm : C Pose, Berlin ( bino cases only ? )
 krq : Emil Busch A-G Optische Werke, Budapest, Hungary
 kry : F A Sening, Maschinenfabrik, Hamburg
 kwc : Gamma, Feinmechan und Optische Werke, Budapest, Hungary ( poss kwe )
 kxv : A Jackenroll Optische Anstalt GmbH, Berlin
 lae : Heinrich Zeiss, Gostingen
 lfn : C Richter Kamarafabrik, Tharandt, Germany ( Reflekta )
 lmg : Carl Zeiss Jena and/or lmq
 lux : Schlieper & Baum AG, Wappertal
 lwg : Optische Werke Osterode GmbH, Freiheit bei Osterode, Harz, Germany
 lww : Huet & Cie, Paris, France
 lwx : O.P.L. ( Optique et Precision de Levallois ), Lavallois, Paris, France
 lwy : Societe d’Optique et Mechanique de Haute Precision SOM, Paris
 mav : H Mailak A-G Fabrik fur Techn. Messinstrumente und Feinmechanik, Hamburg
 mbv : I-G Farbenindustrie A-G, Berlin ( Agfa)
 mca : Dr C Schleussner Fotowerke GmbH, Frankfurt, Germany
 mgf : August Fischer Werkstatten fur Feinmechanik, Gottingen, Germany
 mjc : Feinmechanische Werkstaetten Warsitz, Amsterdam, Netherlands
 mir : Ducati, Bologna, Italy
 mny : Gerhard Hofmann Werkstatte fur Feinmechanik, Berlin
 mnz : Erich Holz Feinmechanische Werkstatte, Berlin
 mtq : Roland Risse GmbH Photochemische Fabrik, Florsheim, Germany
 mtr : Voigtlander & Sohn A-G, Berlin
 mtv : A Lorenz Feinmechanik-Optik, Dresden
 mtw : ditto
 nac : Feinmechanische Zentrale Overbeck, Herborn
 ndv : Feinmechanische Werke Neumuhlen GmbH, Kiel
 nek : O Perlitz Prazisionmechanik und Apparatebau, Berlin
 nmh : De Pleskot & Co, Messinstrumente, Prague, Czech
 nms : Richard Holz, Optischmechan. Berlin
 npx : Ludwig Rossler Feinmechanische Werkstatte, Munich, Germany
 nuj : Schaper & Uebel Feinmechanik, Dresden, germany
 nxt : S.A.I. Ottico Mechanica e Rilevamenti Aerofotogrammetrici, Rome
 ocp : Aktophot GmbH, Sabechtlitz, Prague, Czech
 ocv : W Klazer Feinmechanik und Fotobedarf, Prague, Czech
 okc : Hauff A-G, Stuggart, Germany
 phq : Moller, Wedel
 ppx : Askania, Berlin
 pvf : C Reichert, Optische Werk, Vienna, Austria
 pwf : ditto
 qhg : Moller, Wedel
 rln : Carl Zeiss Jena, Germany. after Nov 1944
 rtm : Steinheil, Munchen ?
Cultural Changes in the selling of “Militaria”
The ease with which a professional website can now be built is revolutionizing the “Militaria” Industry.
Each day more “Collectors” realize their dreams by listing collections on their very own custom built websites.
What are noticeable effects of this?
 In some cases Militaria fairs that were once a must for the collector are witnessing lower attendances :
Getting people through the gates is not the just the problem. The truth is that buyers have invariably spent 
their monthly collecting budget “online” from the comfort of their own homes on their P.C.s.
Fairs may eventually serve just to display and promote web site businesses, rather like trade fairs in other industries do .
 We still have a generation or two of technophobic dealers and collectors who will insure that militaria fairs limp on..
 You may be surprised to know that WW2buyer.com sell to a number of enthusiasts who do not own or have access to a computer . So whilst the revolution is underway traditional eye to eye trading continues.
What can we offer?
 Collectors who reject the increases in auctioneers commission rates come to us to enjoy 
the confidential disposal their collections. 
Access to the internet is provided for vendors in our store so true  market values can be easily established.
 An average collection of one hundred items can typically be sold to us at the correct trade price in just twenty minuets.
WW2Buyer.com is embracing  changes by liaising with the major ethical websites and undertaking much of their buying Leaving them to focus on the selling.  WW2 Buyer.com believes that understanding  the heritage/ entertainment industries and reenactment culture has been key to our survival .
 By investing in our own Museum displays our store now attracts thousands of visitors who are happy to pay a little more for our researched guaranteed original merchandise.  
If you are a postal customer and decide to sell to WW2buyer.com you will be selling to a big Vat Registered store situated beside one of the most visited tourist attractions:
You will receive payment to your “Paypal” account to include all shipping expenses before you are expected to ship (Safe!):
 You will receive the trade prices you have reached without dealing with five hundred emails from a dozen virtual dealers 
with no reputation to uphold.
We have a good general knowledge of all antique militaria and are willing to learn from you if you have specialized in obscure items.
Call today of email some group images of you collection and receive a deal that you will like.






























































































 
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WANTED/PURCHASED.Hitler Youth Leader
Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Insignia SectionJapanese Section
Luftwaffe Gravity WANTED/PURCHASED.
KnivesLuftwaffe Daggers – 1st Model WANTED/PURCHASED.
Early
Midperiod & Late Luftwaffe Daggers
– 2nd Model WANTED/PURCHASED.
Medals & Badges WANTED/PURCHASED.
Miniatures WANTED/PURCHASED.
Naval Daggers – 1st & 2nd WANTED/PURCHASED.
ModelNaval Dirks – Imperial & Weimar WANTED/PURCHASED.
NPEA Daggers.NationalsozialistischesKraftfahrkorps WANTED/PURCHASED.
(NSKK) Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Photo WANTED/PURCHASED.
Albums WANTED/PURCHASED.
Police Bayonets – 3rd Reich WANTED/PURCHASED.
Police Bayonets -Clamshell WANTED/PURCHASED.
Weimar & 3rd Reich WANTED/PURCHASED.
Police WANTED/PURCHASED.
Water ProtectionPostal Protection Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Railway Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Red Cross SectionReference Books – Original Dagger Catalogs WANTED/PURCHASED.
Reference Books – OtherReference Books – Period & Out Of Print
WANTED/PURCHASED.Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB)WANTED/PURCHASED. DaggersReichsarbeitdienst (RAD) Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Sturmabteilung (SA) Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Schutzstaffel (SS) Dagger SectionSS & Police Degens WANTED/PURCHASED.
SS Honor Rings & Other JewelrySS Röhm Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.
Full Partial & Ground WANTED/PURCHASED.
Swords – Eickhorn WANTED/PURCHASED.
Field Marshall WANTED/PURCHASED.
Swords – Imperial & Weimar
WANTED/PURCHASED.Swords – Other 3rd Reich WANTED/PURCHASED.
Technische Nothilfe (TeNo)Daggers WANTED/PURCHASED.