Nautical Map Print Telescopes/Kaleidoscopes (Pair)

This appears to be a pair of identical or nearly identical cylindrical optical devices, likely telescopes or kaleidoscopes, designed with a vintage nautical map aesthetic. Each item features a main body wrapped in a print resembling an antique world map, with visible continents, ocean areas, and old-world cartographic details in muted tones of beige, brown, red, and blue. The map print appears to be applied securely to the cylindrical surface. The devices are segmented into sections, with black plastic or leatherette bands separating the different parts of the cylinder, suggesting a telescoping mechanism, typical of spyglasses or kaleidoscopes that allow for focusing or altering the visual effect. The ends of each cylinder are capped with black material, possibly plastic or a similar synthetic. One item is extended, revealing an inner section also covered in the map print, while the other is in a collapsed state. The overall condition appears good, with no visible major damage such as cracks, significant scuffs, or tears to the map print. The items are presented in an open cardboard box, suggesting they might be new or recently unboxed. The craftsmanship seems to be of a mass-produced, decorative quality, rather than high-precision optical instruments. The style evokes a classic, adventurous, or educational theme.