Moin zusammen!
Mir ist dieser Teleskoptyp (aka "Denkar CA-60") auch schon einmal untergekommen. Ich habe jedenfalls noch zwei Fotos von 2007 auf der Platte gefunden.
Ich meine mich erinnern zu können, daß Michi / Michael Aaron das Teil damals besessen hat. 
Moin!
Ich habe mal den Namen "Enuro" etwas gegoogelt. Neben Wetzlarer Ferngläsern, die dien Namen trugen, kam auch noch bei CN etwas Interessantes im Zusammenhang mit Eschenbach / Nürnberg heraus.
"...Under the trade name "Polarex" were these instruments worldwide in quantities of several sold ten thousand copies and were also in Germany since the mid-1950s in stores encountered. The first of the company Weigel optical photo, Frankfurt and Josef Eschenbach KG Nuremberg held is had import and distribution for the German-speaking countries was on 01.07.1972 by acquired the company Wachter in Bodelshausen. The End of the company Wachter in 1985 meant simultaneously the end for the Unitron - program in Germany, as the now completely overpriced instruments were no longer competitive and based on the market "Priced" had."
"In Germany, sales of Unitron was - telescope program initially in the hands the Company " Weigel Optic Photo " in Frankfurt and " Josef Eschenbach KG " in Nuremberg , who took over the import of the German-speaking countries and the selected Traders supplied . A 44-page brochure of Weigel optic photo from 1965 showed the wide range : In addition to several azimuth mounted instruments ( 40mm to 100mm aperture ) had the Choice between the aforementioned Equatorial assembled and fully equipped refractors, under the trade name " Polarex " or " ENURO " were offered . an extensive accessories range ( for example, synchronous motors , Astro camera etc. ) rounded out the offer for the star friend from."
https://www.unitronhistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Unitron_Eschenbach.pdf
Mal sehen, ob da was dran ist im Zusammenhang mit dem Refraktor oben.
Wir brauchen hier auf alle Fälle Fotos - bitte auch von der Rechnung, wenn möglich!
Sehr interessant! 
