Everyone calls a car a car or a bench a bench, but no one recognizes a common name for our viewing machines, and some people have no idea what to call them … We call them coin-operated binoculars and coin-operated telescopes, and non-coin operated binoculars and non-coin operated telescopes.
You may call them viewing scopes, tower scopes, observation binoculars, observation telescopes, observation viewers, tower binoculars, binoculars, scenic magnifiers, tower viewers, coin-operated viewers, coin-operated binoculars, revenue binoculars, coin-operated viewing telescopes, scenic viewers, scenic telescopes, spyglass viewers, coin-operated viewing machines, non-coin operated viewing machines, non-coin operated viewers, coin-operated viewers, coin-operated viewfinders, optical rangers, optical sights, observation telescopes, revenue telescopes, non-coin telescopes, wheelchair viewers, wheelchair viewfinders, stationary binoculars, spy glasses, viewing stands, or stationary telescopes.
It really doesn't matter what you call them.
You will find the Hi-Spy Viewing Machines in outdoor or indoor locations, in public places or private homes.
Hi-Spy Viewing Machines makes the best viewer, and our binoculars and telescopes attract the most customers.
We Make The World's Best Viewers. Period. At Hi-Spy we make both binoculars (two eye-pieces) and telescopes (one eye-piece), in several magnifications. We make both coin and non-coin models of…
Read MoreAt Hi-Spy we make the finest and most attractive coin and non-coin viewfinders (both binocular and telescope) in the world and the numerous compliments we receive from around the globe…
Read MoreHi-Spy Viewing Machines is located on the Great Lakes in Cobourg, Ontario, Canada. We developed our first viewer in 1991 as a result of our desire to be in the…
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