Old Soviet binoculars for the theater, has a magnification of 2.5 times, in exellent working condition. The body is made of metal. Unlike many other similar binoculars, this instance has a variable distance between the centers of the eyepieces, which means that it can be used by both children and adults. On the front of the binoculars, the light round knob is designed to adjust the diopters, and has a very large range, up to about -6, which will allow people with myopia to do without glasses. Manufactured at the Lytkarino Optical Factory, which also manufactured lenses for cameras. Size in case 4.5x1.8" / 114x45 mm Distance between eyepieces: maximum - 2.9" / 73 mm minimum - 2.2" / 56 mm

The encyclopedia includes information on the most famous Soviet models of photo and cinema equipment, as well as various accessories for photography and filming. There are tabs with black and white and color photos of Soviet photographers. The book was published in Moskow in 1981 by the Publishing house of "Soviet Encyclopedia". Number of pages - 447 Size of the book 5.9x8.8" / 150x223 mm

Soviet sunglasses with an unusual design, where the glasses have no frame and are connected by two middle parts. These are new goggles from the warehouse but without boxes, only the inner packaging has been preserved. One arc is engraved with the factory mark and the old price. There are minor, almost imperceptible scratches on the glass surface. Distance between eyepiece centers (approx.) 3" / 77 mm

The book in a popular form outlines the basics of designing small motor ships and propellers for them, and also describes ways of amateur building small ships with stationary and outboard motors. The basic data for the selection of engines and their conversion for ship. The book is intended for a wide range of lovers of motor-boating and tourism. The book will be interesting for fans of old technology - stationary and outboard boat motors. Size 5.9x8.6x0.98" / 150x220x25 mm Number of pages 340 The year and city of publishing Leningrad - 1962 Publishing house - State Union Publishing House of the Shipbuilding Industry

Catalog of Soviet lenses (in Russian), manufactured in the 1950s - 1960s. Their technical characteristics are given, optical schemes are shown, general information is given about the purpose, types of outer frames, types of apertures and light filters. Also shown are examples of photos with these lenses. The cover and some pages of the book are glued with tape (see photo 8) Photo 7 shows a sample translation from Russian to English of the technical specifications, which are indicated next to each lens. Complete list of lenses from this catalog: Industar-50 Industar-26M Industar-61 Industar-29 Jupiter-8 Jupiter-3 Helios-44 Jupiter-12 Mir-1 Orion-15 Russar (MR-2) Mir-3 Jupiter 9 Helios-40 Jupiter 11 Tair-11 Tair-3FS (photogun) Tair-33 MTO-500 MTO-1000 Rubin-1 The book was published in Kiev in 1969 by the publishing house "Reklama" (Advertising). Author - Maisenberg I.S. Number of pages 63 Edition 25000 pcs. Size 5.8x7.8" / 148x199 mm

The padlock good opened and closed. Closes without a key, the mechanism has a latch. On the housing has a factory stamp. This padlock with controlling function - between the flap and keyhole can put paper and know, someone opened the padlock or not (see photo 5). The padlocks of this type used in the USSR on various state warehouses and repositories. Also, in this padlock, the upper bracket can be installed in two positions - above or below (see photo 6). You can also see installation of this bracket in two positions at the end of the video of checking the padlock, see this link: https://youtu.be/oDdHb7CERRA Dimensions: Height 4.4" / 111 mm Width 3.1" / 79 mm Weight 0.97 lb / 0.44 kg

The padlock good opened and closed. Closes without a key, the mechanism has a latch. On the housing has a factory stamp. This padlock with controlling function - between the flap and keyhole can put paper and know, someone opened the padlock or not (see photo 6). The padlocks of this type used in the USSR on various state warehouses and repositories. Also, in this padlock, the upper bracket can be installed in two positions - above or below (see photo 7) Dimensions: Height 4.4" / 111 mm Width 3.1" / 79 mm Weight 0.97 lb / 0.44 kg

Old Soviet plastic sunglasses, with large eyepieces. All instances on transparent elements have small scratches and frayed places (photo 7). But if desired, they can be removed and replaced with glass lenses of any color or with diopters, made to order in an optical workshop. On the arcs there is an old price and a factory sign. Made at an optical factory in the city of Izyum (eastern Ukraine). Distance between eyepiece centers (approx.) 3.3" / 83 mm

Reference book of Soviet vintage tape recorders, radio tape recorders and tape recorder-radiolas with their drawings and diagrams release 1950-1968 (total, according to the list in the content, 44 models). The corners are damaged on two pages at the bottom (photo 9). Size - 8x5.1x0.63" / 204x129x16 mm Number of pages - 238 City of publishing - Kiev Publishing house - "Scientific thought"

Old Soviet wine barrel with a picture of a grapevine, in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. Size 5x6.6x3.6" / 127x167x92 mm

The book consists of two sections. Section 1 describes the cameras made at that time in the USSR, gives their characteristics, design and application. The section 2 describes about what constitutes a lens, its properties and practical use. Some pages are parted a little in the middle (see photo 8), but they hold on glue and do not fall out. The book was published in Moscow in 1958 by the State Publishing House "Iskusstvo" (Art). Authors - A. V. Sokolov, P.A. Nogin Number of pages 160 Edition 200000 pcs. Size 4.9x7.9" / 125x200 mm

Old brass ashtray in the form of a boot, has a mount for one cigarette. Judging by the inscription engraved by someone on the reverse side, it may have been made in India. Size 5.2x1.9" / 133x49 mm

Old Soviet steel keys.

Desktop stand for a pen or pencil, made of porcelain with gilded, no chips or cracks. Made in the former GDR. Height 2"/ 52 mm Hole diameter for pen 0.23" / 6.5 mm

Old Soviet aluminium number for door with bas-reliefs of lions. Size 6.7x5.5" / 170x140 mm

Old Soviet metal enamel plate from the control bodies of unknown machine or mechanism. text on plate: #5 Water Oil - Refrigerator Size 3.4x3" / 86x76 mm Weight 0.08 lb / 0.03 kg

Old Soviet metal enamel plate from the control bodies of unknown machine or mechanism. text on plate: #5 Water Oil - Refrigerator Size 3.4x3" / 86x76 mm Weight 0.08 lb / 0.03 kg

Old Soviet metal enamel plate from the control bodies of unknown machine or mechanism. text on plate: #6 Air after Cylinder 2nd Stage Size 3.4x3" / 86x76 mm Weight 0.08 lb / 0.03 kg

Old plastic hand mirror. The image of a child was made on photographic paper in the old way - using development in a chemical reagent. Has minor scratches, spots and dots, but looks good overall. This mirror has a secret, besides the face of a child, it has images of the faces of two different men, if you do not notice them, I will tell you ). Diameter 2.7" / 69 mm

Old Soviet steel keys.

Old Soviet rare button unusual design with four contacts, in excellent working condition. The base and handles are made of bakelite, the contacts are made of steel. The button is very similar to a small telegraph key, but most likely it is a button, since it closes not one (like a telegraph key) but two contacts. Apparently this button was intended for some demonstration purposes, as it does not have mounting holes. Due to open contacts, it is best not to use it with high voltage. On the reverse side there is the name of the button or plant "KZF" and the inscription "Made in the USSR". The buttons are apparently new, they were with preservation grease. I washed it off with a solvent. This button works as follows: If you look from the side of two contacts (as in photo 5), then when you press the button, the central contact with the left contact closes first, and when you press further, the farthest 4th contact with the right contact closes. The price is for 1 pc. Size 3.8x2.5" / 98x63 mm

The black "Start" button KU-11M, used in the former USSR to starting the machine-tools, electrical machines and mechanisms. The ring around the button shows its parameters and the year of manufacture - 1972 (there is one 1971). It designed to operate at a current of 6A, alternating voltage up to 380V or constant voltage up to 220V. When the button is pressed, two of the four contacts work for closing and possibly two other contacts for opening. Size 1.6x1.6x2.1" / 40x40x53 mm Button diameter 0.94" / 24 mm

The red "Stop" button KU-11M, used in the former USSR to stop the machine-tools, electrical machines and mechanisms. The ring around the button shows its parameters and the year of manufacture - 1971. It designed to operate at a current of 6A, alternating voltage up to 380V or constant voltage up to 220V. When the button is pressed, two of the four contacts work for closing and possibly two other contacts for opening. Size 1.6x1.6x2.1" / 40x40x53 mm Button diameter 0.94" / 24 mm Size 1.6x1.6x2.1" / 40x40x53 mm Button diameter 0.94" / 24 mm

Button of electric doorbell for apartments or gates. A new button from a warehouse, in excellent working condition, never used. Diameter 1.7" / 44 mm