Anybody know antique R. Noske scopes?

[Robert]

I have had one for years that came side mounted on my first P-17, it has been sitting in my closet and I just finally figured out the worn out name with a strong magnifier.  This thing is really old and has really outdated windage and elevation settings, it is about 2x with a micro-thin crosshair and a center dot. 7/8ths straight tube with about 1&1/4 bell at the eyepeice only.  It also say's US Pat. Pend  and a '4' in the center of the logo.

[Graybeard]

I know just enough to tell you they were once many many long years ago highly thought of. They were considered to be the class glass of their day. But today even a cheapo would be of better optical quality and far more suitable for use.

It is possible you might find someone interested in it as a collectors item but unlikely as a scope for use unless someone just has to have a period correct scope on an old rifle.

GB

[swede]

Yes, I am one of those guys who "just" has to have the period scope :wink:  and mounts...heh...heh.
I have an old rifle I bought from a friend that has a Noske base drilled and tapped to the side of the reciever (with three big holes).  I would like to keep the rifle to it's period (and make use of the base that is their), to do this I need a Noske scope and the Noske parts to complete the setup.
If you could help it would be most appreciated.
Thanks!.........Swede.