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eyeglasses

A single lens for correcting or assisting defective eyesight, esp. a monocle
spectacles: optical instrument consisting of a frame that holds a pair of lenses for correcting defective vision
(eyeglass) monocle: lens for correcting defective vision in one eye; held in place by facial muscles
spectacles, glasses

rimless

lacking a rim or frame; “rimless glasses”
A case head type; actually a misnomer. Rimless cases have a rim, but it is the same diameter as the case body so it does not protrude. An undercut extraction cannelure or groove provide a surface for the extractor to grip. Example: 30-06 Springfield.
A frame which has no rims around the lenses. The lenses are drilled and the bridge and sides are fitted directly to them with small screws.

eyeglasses rimless – Rimless Wrench

Rimless Wrench Eyeglass Nut Driver Kit

DELUXE RIMLESS WRENCH METRIC NUT DRIVER KIT

Professional Rimless Wrench Metric Nut Driver Kit contains one Rimless Wrench handle, a double-ended flat blade screwdriver tip, and five interchangeable Rimless Wrench nut driver tips:

2.0mm star nut driver
2.5mm star nut driver
2.0mm hex nut driver
2.2mm combination hex nut / star nut driver (fits either)
2.5mm hex nut driver

The nut driver tips are hollow and 2cm (over 3/4″) deep. Can accomodate extra long screws.

This kit will save you many trips back and forth to your optometrist. Guaranteed to save you time and money. (Who has time for a new best friend, anyway?)

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pince-nezed young man wild hair USA c 1910 postcard

Great postcard photo w. great wild hair + rimless fingerpiece pince-nez
Pince-nez type eyeglasses were the most popular eyewear in the USA, Canada and much of Europe during the period 1885 to 1920. A pince-nez had no arms or temples and clipped on the bridge of the nose. It was held in place by either spring powered nose guard grips in the fingerpiece type or a spring bridge with nose guard grips in the hoopspring or C bridge type. Properly fitted, a pince-nez remained securely attached to the bridge of the nose at all times and was very comfortable even during full time wear. Eyeglasses (pince-nez) and spectacles (glasses with temples) : were unisex then. The terms eyeglasses and spectacles had distinct meanings. The rimless type was the most popular and stylish for all ages. See Pince-nez Renaissance blog/site the only place on the web or anywhere for very detailed,accurate info re: pince-nez.Click on table of contents. Many of the photos can be enlarged by clicking on them. descriptions are interesting too.

Pince-nez Young Latvian Soldier c 1920's post card portrait

This young soldier looks distinguished wearing rimless fingerpiece pince-nez eyeglasses. Pince-nez was by far the most popular and stylish eyewear 1880’s to 1920 for all age groups. Fitted to the individual’s nose bridge, a pince-nez remained securely yet comfortably in place at all times without the use of temples or arms. The fingerpiece had spring powered nose guard grips which ere opened using just the thumb and index finger on the tiny levers or fingerpieces..once placed on the bridge of the nose, releasing the fingers caused the nose guards to contract and grab the bridge of the nose, keeping the pince-nez perfectly attached. Some used a safety chain + earloop but just as many didn’t. Army officials rated pince-nez as ideal for use under gas masks or googles.

eyeglasses rimless

You are buying a Rimless/Frameless pocket reading glasses
Included: One piece of Light Silver-tone reading glasses with a clear transparent case
Diopters power: +4.00
Super Lightweight ( Glasses with Case approx 43g/0.09lb )
Handy hard case, closed size: 5 5/8″ x 1 1/2″ ( 14.3cm x 3.8cm )

Unique flexible Temples Design that end up being smaller, lighter and easier to manage.

Made of high quality material, the temples are ultra light & never deforms.

High-quality refractive lens is smudge resistant & easy to keep clean.

The Chrome bridge is wide enough to fit comfortably across the nose

Includes a slim reusable storage/travel protective case, lightweight & stylish.

Conveniences you get from this item:
– discreetly take with you to read the menu at a restaurant
– perfect to take places without the worry of breaking your glasses
– great as your main pair for travel or a wonderful extra pair to keep in a handbag, briefcase or automobile

The following table shows how the power of the lens changes with age:
A 10 year old has 14 diopters power
A 20 year old has 10 diopters
A 30 year old has 7 diopters
A 40 year old has 4.5 diopters
A 45 year old has 3.5 diopters
A 50 year old has 2.5 diopters
A 60 year old has 1 diopter

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