Original British WWII RAF Early Mk VII Flying Goggles French Flags Noske used them to crush

Noske used them to crush the German Revolution of 1918–19 and the Marxist Spartacist League

as it looks very much like it was made as an M16A1

was made at the very end of 1882

the B-24 RUM DUM and loads of other period photos all the way up to and including his Air Force retirement in 1970

The blade is contained in its original heavily decorated and embossed scabbard

Original British WWII RAF Early Mk VII Flying Goggles French Flags Noske used them to crushOriginal Item: Only One Available. Officially called Goggles, Flying, Mk VII, this is an incredible service worn pair. The MkVIII goggles were second to last of the RAF issue flying goggles during the Second World War. This set shows heavy service use but are still serviceable. Comes ready for further research and display.