Wwii Air Force A-N6530 Aviator's Goggles Archive Between 1866 and 1914 there

Between 1866 and 1914 there were various name changes and reorganizations

There was existing documentation that there was a "previous history of haemorrage from the throat in 1907

Wien (marked on reverse in several places)

Captain Martin was severely wounded in the thorax and the abdomen (just below the right shoulder) when a musket ball entered his back and fractured two transproceps of the dorsal and the mixable dict

The cap has a black lacquered vulcanfibre

Wwii Air Force A-N6530 Aviator's Goggles Archive Between 1866 and 1914 thereWWII Air Force A N6530 Aviator's Goggles Aluminum framed lenses, hinged and marked "A N" over "6530" on the nose bridge, green tinted glass lenses, gray rubber face cushions, with a 27 mm wide adjustable, elasticized strap, attached via clips on either end of the band, to hold the goggles firmly in place, 68 mm x 195 mm. The goggles have seen extensive wear as evidenced by the fraying in the strap and they exhibit a crack in the right lense on the far