PRIMITIVE 1890 1900 BRASS ERA ANTIQUE GOGGLES FACE …
primitive 1890/1900 brass era antique goggles with face mask. Sold "AS IS" for decorative use only. Makes for a nice filler collectible until a better one can be obtained.
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PAIR brass era horseless carriage vintage auto motoring ... - eBay
Here is a nice matching pair of motoring goggles. Included is a carrying tin to keep the one you aren’t using in great shape. These are fresh from an antique horseless carriage veteran auto collector.
Vintage Style Outfits | Mens Outfits - Motorists
We offer a full line of mens and ladies historical clothing, the perfect complement to brass era cars. In addition to turn-of-the-century clothing, we offer dusters, gauntlets, driving caps, leather helmets, goggles, spats and gaiters, and tall boots, adding up to an award winning, period correct impression while astride your horseless carriage.
Model T Ford Forum: ACCESSORY OF THE DAY 01/21/10 BRASS ERA …
The ad for these accessory goggles was taken from a 1914 auto parts catalog and the goggles in the photo are of that period.
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Vintage Brass Era Automobile Early Aviation Goggles - WorthPoint
Very cool old goggles, need a new elastic band and the fabric is pulling away from lens. Check our other auctions for more interesting items freshly gatd from old Wisconsin estates. We are happy to co...from eBay
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Model T Ford Forum: Speedster Goggles - mtfca.com
I have an antique pair of goggles that I believe would work well for speedster use. They are at least 70 years old and they are all metal. (And, quite comfortable I might add) They were official railroad issue for railroad engineers during the "steam locomotive" era.