Vintage Glasses Bausch + Lomb [BAUSCH & LOMB] [FULL VUE] Metal Frame [Late 1930s-] 12KGF

Vintage [Bausch + Lomb] glasses from the late 1930s. Named 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 at the end of B & L Ray-Ban, no eyeglasses are made in modern times, and its vintage frame has become a rare one. It features a full-view type Boston round frame with temples on the top, and a silhouette that makes you feel rounded with a rare design in the transition period, where the temples have not yet risen to the top. The delicate metal engraving that can only be seen by this age is also attractive, as the jewelers who lost their jobs in World War I wielded their skills in the eyeglass industry, which was in rapid demand. It is a 12Kt-Yellow Gold gold-plated specification. Probably the largest vintage eyeglass of this type that can be worn by everyone, a very rare size. We have newly added a light blue UV lens. It has been maintained at the eyeglass store. The size of the wire (nawate) can be adjusted. (At your local optician) We have scrutinized the condition, but since it is a vintage item, there are threads and scratches. Please purchase after understanding the characteristics of vintage and antique. Lens length: 42 Lens width: 46 Bridge width: 24 Temple size: 4.7 inch (12 cm / wire) Overall length 17.2 cm