Antique German WW1 binoculars

These binoculars are authentic WW1 German Imperial Army binoculars. They have the correct markings and serial numbers to date them to 1914-1915. They even have a stamp that identifies the specific unit these belonged to. It reads, fusserartillerie D.F. 8x Nr 9204. These were issued to German foot artillery, the D.F. translates to Doppel-Fernohr, meaning double telescope. They were manufactured by C.P. Goerz Berlin, who merged with Zeiss Ikon in 1926. They are a prism, Trieder design, making them highly regarded by troops and officers for being heavy-duty, military specific. There is an inventory number that is 331363 and under it is a very small, stylized, acceptance inspection stamp, or Waffenamt markings. The binoculars also have the original, leather strap. These rare, one of a kind, WW1 are truly a piece of history. I have so much more information about them that if you message with questions or additional pics, I'll gladly respond.