English rimless clip eyeglasses with oval lenses and gold frame. "Fairy" design

Made:: 1904 in England

patentee:: H Newbold

English rimless clip eyeglasses with oval lenses and gold frame

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English rimless clip eyeglasses with oval lenses and gold frame. "Fairy" design, patent 15539 in 1904.

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1921-323/377

Materials:: gold (plated), metal, brass (copper, zinc alloy), glass and plastic (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 32 mm x 105 mm x 9 mm, , .01kg

type:: nose spectacles - pince nez

credit:: Dunscombe collection of spectacles

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English rimless clip eyeglasses with oval lenses and gold frame. "Fairy" design

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