1988s U.S. Army issued square-frame glasses

1988s U.S. Army issued square-frame glasses US military glasses once nicknamed Birth Control Glasses (Birth Control Glasses), Many recruits hate these glasses and feel they wear them like idiots. But the canner feels super cute... In addition to using the top materials of the glasses industry: sheet metal, copper-nickel alloy metal, The frame and the temples also use a stable seven-fold butterfly joining process, which is a durable and simple framed glasses. Because Europeans and Americans have relatively stiff noses, glasses nose frames are usually wider Asians wear it easily, but you don’t have to worry when you come to canned pineapple. This model has a small bridge of nose, which will make you comfortable to wear. __________________________ ⠀ Lens width 48 high 44 Mirror foot length 145 (mm)