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Pair of minature opera glass binoculars

1910-1930

Black celluloid vanity case inform of a pair of opera glasses

1910-1935

Dual purpose folding ophthalmoscope/ opera glass

1930-1960

Pair of minature opera glass binoculars

1900-1930

Pair of collapsible opera glasses binoculars

1890-1920

Prismed opera glass, mounted

Pair of plastic opera glass binoculars

1930-1960

Collapsible opera glasses in metal frame

1900-1930

Pair of lorgnette type opera glass binoculars

1900-1920

Folding opera glasses, French patent, in velvet case

1850-1950

Pair of folding opera glass binoculars with integral case

1890-1920

Pair of opera glasses with mother-of-pearl mounts

1896

Skeleton Opera Glasses

1870-1900

Pair of opera glasses with ivory and brass body

1862-1901

Mother-of-pearl opera glasses

1885-1895

Opera Glasses

1895-1905

Opera Glasses

Theatre binoculars with plastic lenses made by the donor to patents No 416, 398. 1934. Brown Bakelite body made in Belgium by Neto. Rectangular objective lenses, convex and circular eyepiece lenses, concave. Arthur Kingston. C.1946.

Theatre Binoculars with Plastic Lenses

1931-1941
Collapsing opera glasses, lazy tongs movement between lenses. Incorporating COIL lenses of Kingston patent.

Quick Sight Binoculars

Folding opera glasses, French patent, in purple velvet case, unsigned, Europe, 1850-1950

Folding opera glasses, French patent, in velvet case

1850-1950
Pair of six draw collapsible, telescopic, opera glasses binoculars, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1800-1899

Pair of six draw collapsible telescopic opera glasses

1800-1899
Pair of expanding opera glasses in imitation leather case, marked par brevet d'invention et de perfection ement , French, 1890-1924.

Pair of expanding opera glasses in imitation leather case

1890-1924
Pair of opera glasses, brass body covered with mother-of-pearl, and with leather case, supplied by Lennie Opticians, Edinburgh, French, probably made in Paris, 1885-1895. Engraved with the owner's details

Mother-of-pearl opera glasses with leather case

1885-1895