Mezz I Colour:Light Havana A very good frame for

A very good frame for larger faces

The bevels on the frame are a decor used by UK optical workshops in the 1950s

The lens shape was designed to enable fuller vision during air combat by USAF fighter pilots in WW2

Fitting notes: It has a solid saddle bridge to enable the extra weight to be evenly distributed on the supporting surfaces of the nose

This enables the wearer to adjust the glasses easily for different reading distances

Mezz I Colour:Light Havana A very good frame forThe Mezz I is an extra small panto design that was popular in the 1930s and possibly became a template for shaping the NHS range of spectacles in the mid 1950s. It is a very simple frame which is available in 3 sizes, very small, small, and medium. Also available as sunglasses A mesmerising model with its origins in the 1930s. This frame was worn by an army of office workers, school teachers and librarians. This is one of our most popular model for