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Snow goggles, Walrus ivory, Thule, Native American — Snow goggles
Thule, Native American
ca. 800–1200

Goggles, plastic, metal, American — Goggles
American
1950s

Ski goggles, plastic (cellulose acetate, cellulose nitrate, polyvinyl acetate, polyurethane), metal, American — Ski goggles
American
ca. 1960

Goggles, glass, leather, cotton, American — Goggles
American
early 20th century

Goggles, glass, cotton, leather, American — Goggles
American
early 20th century

Goggles, silk, glass, metal, leather, American — Goggles
American
1900–1915

Goggles, celluloid, metal, cotton, American — Goggles
American
1900–1910

Goggles, plastic (polyurethane foam, silicone rubber), American — Goggles
American
early 1970s

Goggles, plastic, silk, elastic, American — Goggles
American
1900–1915

Ski goggles, plastic (cellulose nitrate, polyvinyl acetate), cellulosic fibers, metal, American — Ski goggles
American
ca. 1965

Child's Snow Goggles, Antler, pigment, sinew, Inuit — Child's Snow Goggles
Inuit
ca. 1900