Original Japanese WWII Folding Tanker Goggles with Leather Case - Broken Lens British Lancer He became a gunmaker shortly

He became a gunmaker shortly thereafter but did not start his manufactory

Specifications:Blade Length: 13"Blade Style: Hirschfänger w/out FullerOverall length: 18 ½”Crossguard: 3 ½”Scabbard Length: 13 ⅝”

Tailor made by William Anderson & Sons located at 17 George Street

The gunong is one of many bladed weapons portrayed in the "Weapons of Moroland" plaque that has become a common souvenir item and pop culture icon in the Philippines

The screw is sold separately

Original Japanese WWII Folding Tanker Goggles with Leather Case - Broken Lens British Lancer He became a gunmaker shortlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good condition rare set of Japanese WWII tanker's folding goggles with front and side lenses. Featuring metal frames on an olive drab cloth body and an elasticized band. The goggles are in fair shape but one of the lenses is broken, missing about half of its glass. Otherwise the set is outstanding. Comes complete with original brown leather carrying case with belt loop on reverse. There are Kanji markings