Cyclist's Goggles in Moulded Celluloid with Imitation Trim

Made:
1930-1939 in United Kingdom
maker:
Unknown
Cyclist's Goggles in Moulded Celluloid with Imitation Trim

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Cyclist's goggles in moulded celluloid with imitation trim, 1930s.

Details

Category:
Protective Clothing
Object Number:
1984-576
Materials:
celluloid
Measurements:
overall: 60 mm x 170 mm x 30 mm,
type:
protective goggles
credit:
Jenkins, Ailsa

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