Antares Vintage Opera Binoculars with Case - Japan 1970

These elegant Antares opera glasses, made in Japan in the 1970s, are an authentic period piece that embodies the charm and style typical of the refined performance accessories of that era. Their compact, symmetrical lines, combined with the black metal frame with a matte finish, make them perfect as a display piece or a decorative addition for collectors and enthusiasts of modern antiques.

The binoculars come in their original light tan leatherette case with a burnished metal button closure. The well-preserved case, with visible stitching, perfectly protects the instrument, adding an aesthetic touch that recalls the discreet elegance of late twentieth-century theater. The ensemble is as practical as it is decorative, evoking a bygone era of crowded audiences, applause, and red curtains.

While retaining all of its beauty and identity, these binoculars have some imperfections that make them suitable for display purposes only: one of the two silver bushings on the front is missing, and the two small lenses on the side of the eyes are missing. These details compromise their functional use, but do not detract in the least from their aesthetic or collectible value. They are ideal for vintage displays, themed window displays, or for anyone seeking an authentic piece of 1970s Japanese visual culture.

A rare and evocative object, these Antares binoculars are perfect for those who love to surround themselves with vintage design and evocative details that tell stories.

Characteristics

Length: 10 cm

Width: 5.5 cm

Height: 3.5 cm

Weight: 0.3 kg

Material: Leather and Steel