ASSORTED METAL FRAME SPECTACLES OR EYEGLASSES, LOT OF EIGHT, mostly oval or round lenses/frames and including a light green octagonal blued-steel frame example, other lens colors including cobalt blue, teal green, and dark smoky gray, various metals including mostly steel and a couple brass including one stamped "Stegling" and another stamped "ICS", another of unidentified metal with stamped makers mark having "DL" and a recumbent lion, a few spectacles with straight sliding-pin extension temples and several double-hinged. Various makers. Mid to late 19th century. 5 5/8" LOA.

From the private collection of John and Val Tull, York, PA.

Good to excellent overall condition, each with light to moderate routine wear and some bending especially to temples in some cases severe, some with moderate or heavy corrosion and a couple with loose/replacement pins or held together with tightly tied old twine/string; "DL" marked example having one lens cracked in half.