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product code : k8279 :
£ 95
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1940s silver metal frame marked
TOC 66
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Can be glazed with
Rx or
sunglasses lenses.
condition
size
other info
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These seem an oddity today but back during WWII they were a
very common sight - indeed people kept them decades after the
war and used them as their spectacles as can be seen in London's
optical museum: one pair on display shows it was kept by a
W. Osborne and reglazed in 1959. Our pair stamped TOC 66,
probably refering to Trident Optical Company who at that time
were in Essex and one of the big makers. The 66 refers to the
size, 42/24, although the lenses measure up at 41. It is in
new condition, frame and nose-pads, so clearly wasn't used
for its main purpose.
— klasik
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