Original Set of Two British WWI Era Aviator Sunglass Goggles in Different Styles - One with Case Blunderbuss as the smaller tin can

as the smaller tin can be used to hold the liquid

and he received a pair of miniature wings from Colonel James Coutts at the Fort Benning parachute school

This is a fine quality manufactured early example of a Paratrooper Fallschrimjäger badge

but he was the 12th member of this squad and took this flag home as a souvenir of his time with these men in the war

Spark-gap continued to be used in lifeboats long after the technology was banned for general communication

Original Set of Two British WWI Era Aviator Sunglass Goggles in Different Styles - One with Case Blunderbuss as the smaller tin canOriginal Items: Only One Set of Two Available. Here are two very interesting pairs of early Sun Glass type Aviator Goggles dating to WW1 or just after. Both have roughly circular lenses in the early Aviation style. The first pair has leather side protectors and completely circular lenses, with a reinforced nose section. They contained in what can best be described as a leatherette soft case, bearing the faded name of the STEWART DICK OPTICIANS in