Pair of spectacles for squint

PART OF:: Pair of spectacles for squint

Made:: 1780-1870 in Europe

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Pair of spectacles for squint
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Pair of spectacles for squint, with opaque horn lenses with a hole cut in the centre of each and padding around the eye to block light, unsigned, Europe, 1780-1870

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1928-853/1

Materials:: textile, horn and steel (metal)

Measurements:: overall: 33 mm x 115 mm x 32 mm, .098kg

type:: spectacles

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Pair of spectacles for squint

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