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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of General Purpose Goggles, with Case, by Merz-Werke

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of General Purpose Goggles, with Case, by Merz-Werke

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of General Purpose Goggles, with Case, by Merz-Werke

(Wehrmacht Schutzbrille). A well-preserved pair of Wehrmacht general purpose goggles, constructed of a brown leather facemask reinforced by four ventilated metal studs, featuring an elasticized strap with a functional magnetic metal buckle, with dual black-painted feinzink eyepieces, the lenses with a 75% tint and measuring 50 mm in diameter, accompanied by their period original brown leather case, opening with a functional magnetic metal snap button, the interior marked with a black ink stamp of “UMBRAL 75%”, also accompanied by a period original instruction manual constructed of off-white paper and black ink, in overall near extremely fine condition.