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These classic gold round wire rim antique eyeglasses are in really excellent condition and ready for your prescription lenses. The bridge is marked ''B&L 1/10 12 K GF'' and the arms read ''ARCO''. The markings mean the frame is 12 karat gold-filled. The bridge is engraved with a dot, diamond and leaf pattern, the frame and the arms have the traditional B&L diamond X design.
Wonderful pair of frames from Bausch and Lomb, dating from the late 1930's or early 1940's. All the screws are tested and working well, so adding lenses will be a straightforward proposition. The hinges are nice and tight, the temples show no wear, even at the ears, and the nose pads are like new, with a nice mother of pearl finish. These frames are in really excellent condition.
Wire rims are flexible, so lenses can be made to a variety of shapes for this frame. This style is worn round, but can also be worn with nearly round lenses or other shapes. Remember that temples are always measured their full length, hinge to tip, as though they were straightened out. Why? Because they're adjustable, so measurements to the bend will vary based on who wore the frame. Also remember that temples can be changed, so if this length isn't quite right for you, let me know - I may have a matching pair! Lens and bridge measurements are from lens edge to lens edge. Hinge to hinge is measured from screw to screw. I describe any flaws found while cleaning, but there are no problems to report with this pair. I'm thorough about condition so there are no surprises and can honestly say these glasses are in really excellent condition. They'll make great everyday glasses or some very cool sunglasses.
This frame is eligible for a complimentary vintage case. If you would like a case, please see the Best Case Scenario page! If you have any questions about this pair of glasses or anything else, please don't hesitate to contact me. I try to answer all questions promptly.
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