LEITZ TRINOVID C: IT IS SO EASY TO SEE MORE OF THE WORLD

Moderate resolution scan of complete six (6) page color illustrated booklet describing the Leitz C series of consumer oriented compact binoculars and their accessories. Both C models, the 8x 20C TRINOVID and 10x 22C TRINOVID, were announced in April 1975 and manufactured through 1982. The roof prism binoculars shown in this brochure were available leather covered (Models 403xx, and 403xx), with a 10x 22C SAFARI in green leather (Model 403xx) configurations. Their features, accessories, and ten year guarantee are explained as well. These C series compact binoculars were replaced in 1982 by the improved 8x 20 BC TRINOVID and 10x 25 BC TRINOVID models that were also made available in rubber armored configurations too.

Article prepared for educational purposes, is helpful in comparing the technologies of the era compared to those of today and following the history of one of the world’s most important optical companies. Content scanned from an original in our archives, in moderate resolution and provided by Company Seven as an Adobe .pdf file (25,832,739 bytes) for Acrobat Reader versions 7 or later.

COMPACT - BINOCULARS: Leitz Means Precision Worldwide

Moderate resolution scan of complete eight (8) page color illustrated booklet describing the Leitz BC and BCA series of consumer oriented compact binoculars and their accessories. Both BC series models, the 8x 20BC and 8x 20BCA TRINOVID (Model 40305 and 40307), 10x 25BC and 10x 25 BCA TRINOVID (Model 40306 and 40308), were announced in April 1982. The roof prism binoculars shown in this brochure were available leather covered in black or in green rubber armored configurations. Later these were offered in the choice of black rubber armored too. Some limited edition models have been made featuring special finishes, coverings or materials. Their features, accessories, and ten year guarantee are explained as well. These were manufactured bearing the Leitz trade name through 1990, since then these are made bearing the Leica trade name. This complements the document from 1978 introducing their first Leitz Trinovid C compact binoculars which we scanned and make available above.

Article prepared for educational purposes, is helpful in comparing the technologies of the era compared to those of today and following the history of one of the world’s most important optical companies. Content scanned from an original in our archives, in moderate resolution and provided by Company Seven as an Adobe .pdf file (8,338,694 bytes) for Acrobat Reader versions 7 or later.