Any info on Indy's binoculars in LC?
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Any info on Indy's binoculars in LC?
Hey guys I was wondering if anyone had any info on the binoculars used by Indy in last crusade when he was looking at the German caravan towards the canyon of the Crescet Moon. I was wondering if you had any information on these binoculars. I know they were shown for about 3 seconds and I couldnt get a good look, maybe brass? Thanks!
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Re: Any info on Indy's binoculars in LC?
I have some that came from my grandfather. I will have to compare them and see.AZIndy wrote:Hey guys I was wondering if anyone had any info on the binoculars used by Indy in last crusade when he was looking at the German caravan towards the canyon of the Crescet Moon. I was wondering if you had any information on these binoculars. I know they were shown for about 3 seconds and I couldnt get a good look, maybe brass? Thanks!
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Well about a week ago I recieved a gift from the old mom, it's a distressed brass colapsable telescope, like the kinda that we used at sea a long time ago, I was like wow this is cool, but what am I going to do with, well I took it upstairs and looked right at my Indy Gear and said hey, he has binoculars, this is more unique, it's a fictisious piece of gear but I like and it fits the time.
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I believe I discovered what the binocs were a couple of years ago. I will take pics of the pair I have and show you guys. I posted pics when I found them, but no one seemed interested in the binocs at the time, although everyone agreed that they were probably the correct make and model.
I will get you guys the info, too, so you can pick up a pair. I still see them on E-bay all the time, and I believe they are spot-on to the screen-used ones.
I will get you guys the info, too, so you can pick up a pair. I still see them on E-bay all the time, and I believe they are spot-on to the screen-used ones.
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Yes I too have a pair from then. Im pretty sure theyre Civil War issue. Mine are brass. From memory I think they look pretty much like Indy´s.Koreana Jones wrote: I got a pair of those binocs. Sad to say that I love these much better than the ones of our time. Really comfy! Civil War issue I believe. More info to come.
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Here's the info on them. I'll take pics tonight after work.
Here's what is on the eye pieces: "Colmont, Ft. - Paris"
Note that there are several styles with this name on them. Below is an example of the WRONG kind of Colmont Ft.s:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... gory=13964
Here's what is on the eye pieces: "Colmont, Ft. - Paris"
Note that there are several styles with this name on them. Below is an example of the WRONG kind of Colmont Ft.s:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... gory=13964