RAF MKII goggles or not?

[Spitfire]

Hello.
Just came across these Goggles.
Color of the knitted sides are grey/white. Frames are grey metal. Leather parts are also grey.
The one strap is cotton with AM Crown stamp and serial number - the other part is elastic - still.
Question: Are they pilots goggles - maybe even dating from WWI or are they impostors (Tankcrew/motorcyclist goggles dressed to look like pilots goggles)





and closeup on AM stamp

 

[Smithy]

Look to be Triplex goggles Soren. The most common goggles in use with the RFC/RNAS/RAF although they were continued to be made post WWI and that's what I am sure these are.

They are aircrew goggles

 

[alsendk]

http://www.snyderstreasures.com/pages/oldpages/aviatorgoggles.htm



http://www.warbirdsite.com/Collection.html






Søren..inside these links are pairs of ww1 goggles with a striking resemblance to your pair of goggles.

They seem to belong to the ww1 Air service or Royal flying corps period of time....just like Smithy says.

Give my best greetings to mr. Pernod alias Skipper skræk, if you should stumble over him again :O)

Allan

 

[rocketeer]

http://www.snyderstreasures.com/pages/oldpages/aviatorgoggles.htm



http://www.warbirdsite.com/Collection.html

I had some of these with an orange tint, certainly older than WWII. I wore them riding my Matchless Motorcycle in the 1970s till I could afford some Stadium replica mark VIIIs.
Nice Irvin on that link page, but looks like it has been converted to poppers instead of zip.

 

[alsendk]

Yeah, looks kind of strange for an Irvin jacket