Eyewear & Masks

This brown leather monocular has intricate metal accents. The pop-open view piece has clear glass in place, but it can be switched out with the included green, red or smoked lenses. Attached is a vintage vacuum tube configured to light-up with a color-changing LED bulb at a touch of a switch.

This feathered mask is adorned with small peacock feathers, which have an iridescent hue of blue and green. Elastic band in back for comfortable wear. One size fits most.

This stylish piece features brushed cotton and secures comfortably behind the head with the included ties. One Size Fits Most.

With Black Death knocking on the door, only the plague doctor can save the day. From the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries some doctors wore a beak-like mask filled with aromatic items to protect them from putrid air seen as the cause of infection.

This monocle features a gold colored wire frame with a gallery and a clear acrylic lens. Includes carrying cord.

This Steampunk eyewear has a plastic construction with antique bronze finish. The plastic lenses are metalized with a copper finish on the outside. Has soft rubber around each eye cup and an adjustable elastic strap.

These WWI Flying Ace goggles are a reproduction of Swiss motorcycle goggles. Perfect for Steampunk, they have black plastic & wire frames, soft rubber cups, and clear lenses. Adjustable rubber strap. Leather Flying Cap sold separately.

This leather eye patch is hand formed to fully cover the eye when worn. Ties in the back with a leather thong. Also available for right eye.