Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Gas Protection Goggles consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac he enlisted as a Corporal

he enlisted as a Corporal (66) with "A" Squadron

arranged vertically down the right side of the window is the word "CUNARD" and below the counter "FAHRKARTEN AUSGABE" (Ticket Office)

maker marks on back “Hoffstätter Bonn

1944” (Heeresverpflegungssack 1944 / Army Ration Sack 1944) with two black stripes running vertically down the sack on the left and right

131 Squadron

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Gas Protection Goggles consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac he enlisted as a Corporal(Schutzbrille zum Atemschtzer). A pair of First World War gas protection goggles, constructed of two non magnetic metal eyepieces with transparent celluloid lenses and boiled leather liners, fastened together at the centre with a canvas strap, and retaining an elasticized headband with a functional metal buckle, unmarked, measuring 17 cm at their greatest width, demonstrating material fatigue consistent with both age and field use, in very fine