Wwii Air Force A-N6530 Aviator's Goggles Archive The cap has a black

The cap has a black lacquered vulcanfibre

with small arms fire

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

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

The pommel's brass end exhibits some common yet small contact marks as well

Wwii Air Force A-N6530 Aviator's Goggles Archive The cap has a blackWWII 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