BRITISH 1920S-1940S DEADSTOCK EYEGLASSES IN GOLD AND TORTOISE waistcoat This hat dates back to

This hat dates back to the 1910s or 1920s and is most likely of Swedish origin

The waistcoat has a six button closure and four pockets

This coat dates back to the 1960s and is of Swedish origin

They have button fly and horizontal front pockets

It would go very well with a dark suit

BRITISH 1920S-1940S DEADSTOCK EYEGLASSES IN GOLD AND TORTOISE waistcoat This hat dates back toDESCRIPTION These spectacles are deadstock, meaning they have never been used. They were originally sold at an optician named Bredenbergs located in Stockholm. They were most likely imported from England. They have nose pads and bridge and temples are in gold. The rims and end pieces are of tortoise. *Please note that these eyeglasses come without lenses. COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION MATERIAL Most likely England gold tortoise celluloid MEASURMENTS A: 9,5 cm