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July 22, 2018
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Recently acquired an old Noske scope—is there any interest out there for such a relic? Scope is complete and functional in fair to good condition condition. Not marked as to power but I would guess 1.5x or 2.5x. Has a post reticle with no crosshair. is surprisingly clear considering its age.
Was in a side mount on an 1895 takedown in 30-06. The mount is possibly Noske’s brand also—but also not well marked.
Chime in with any input.
Thanks
PH
March 31, 2009
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Here is some info.
July 22, 2018
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Thanks Chuck—I have enjoyed uncovering another bit of history. The optics have certainly progressed in the last 90-100 years.
July 3, 2020
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Noske produced high quality optics & mounts beginning in the 1920’s. Winchester offered offset scope mounts during that timeframe. Can you post pics of your setup? Griffin & Howe used Noske mounts & scopes early on. Ultimately, G&H developed their own detachable mount (very similiar to Noske), they even offered to change out customers Noske mounts to the “new” Griffin & Howe mount system at a discount. As far as value, I’ve sold Noske scopes in excellent condition for over $400.
July 22, 2018
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Thanks for the reply Ben. In my attempt to ID the scope I disassembled it from the mount.
Whenever I get out a screwdriver women and children should run for cover.
However the scope came out in good condition but the mount—-not so much. I didn’t ruin it but may have marred it up a bit. There are no visible trademarks or brand names on either the scope or the mount.
It was a “Well” attached side mount on an otherwise beautiful model 95 Takedown (1922 vintage 30/06) — 3 threaded holes and 2 pressed in pins. “Rock of Gibraltar” solid mount.
A properly installed Lyman 21 would likely “hide” most if not all of the unfortunate D and T scars.
I’ll have a chance to post some pictures maybe tomorrow. PH
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