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These next plates are taken from Fashions in Eyeglasses by Richard Corson. Unfortunately he does not state where he got the engravings from. BUT! I have found images of some of the real specs. So, although these are still on par with Norris for being possible redrawings - they are pointing in some very clear directions that do have physical backups.
- 1510 Italian
- 1500 - 1550 English made from horn
- 1500 German - made from horn
- 1583, German (Dresden). Leather and horn.
- c. 1600 German. Leather and horn. From a manuscript in Nürnberg.
- c. 1600 German. Leather. From a manuscript in Nürnberg.
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