Bausch + Lomb [BAUSCH & LOMB] Vintage Octagon Glasses [1940s-] Punt Style

Bausch + Lomb vintage glasses from the 1940s. Known as one of the three major eyeglass manufacturers in the United States, it is a brand with a history of more than 150 years, but B & L Ray-Ban is the last brand to make eyeglasses in modern times, and its vintage frame is a rare one. This is a frame punt design that flattens either the top or bottom of the octagon style that emphasizes the corners that are often seen in the 1930s. It is a rare design that is hard to see because the production volume probably made by the design combined with the full view style from the latter half of the 30s should be small. It has a metal frame like Wellington style, and has a higher design than the normal Boston type. 12Kt Gold gold engraving, delicate engraving, luxurious and elegant appearance and a calm impression. The left and right sides are the same size and have different temples, and the engraving pattern is different, but due to the fine workmanship, it is difficult to tell unless you are very close to what you are using. Although it has a tight silhouette, it has a bridge width, is not cramped, and has a long wire, making it relatively easy to wear. We have added a new dull blue lens that has been maintained at the optician store. It is in a beautiful state. Please check the photos and understand the characteristics of Vintage before purchasing. Lens length: 37 Lens diameter: 42 Bridge width: 24 Temple size: 4inch (12cm)