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    Question Sheet steel goggles? What is this?

    Hello everyone. I was digging through my uncles militaria stash, and we came across these. Looks like 1/16" stamped steel goggles, with swing away steel lenses that have an x cut out. It has patent pending stamped on one side. Not a clue what they are, or if they are even military. Anyone have a clue?

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    I am not to sure whether they are military related but if I had to guess, I'd say they were welding goggles.

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    snow goggles?

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    Maybe, WW1 splinter shield for a sniper or machinegunner they did use crude steel body armour.

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    They are arieal gunner flak goggles
    Google flak goggles and you will see a pic of several different types
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    Thanks AZPhil! That settles it. Found an old add too.


    http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/milita...el_goggles.jpg

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    Very nice. From what I found, they were used by the RAF in WWII.

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    You are quite welcome Thatguycalledmoses!
    There is also a set selling on ebay right now listed as RAF bomber pilot flak googles for a very pretty penny!!!!!
    Nice Find!!!!!!!!

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