A pair of old spectacles / eye glasses. 19thc

A pair of old spectacles / eye glasses. 19thcAn unusual pair of old eye glasses possibly for a child as the lenses are very close together. The lenses are round and are corrective. The frames and ear pieces are made of wire. The lenses are 8cm apart. The arms extend 12 cm from the frame and wrap around the ear. Condition in good condition other than a small chip on the edge of one lens. Stock no. KJ05

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