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| rare full set of 50 pre-war Glass Eyes. In original box, all these eyes are different in shape, size & colour. Real hand blown glass are becoming harder to find & a complete set of 50 is indeed a rarity. - LINK |
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| Photo by kingkonut on Flickr |
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| Glass eyes in a wooden tray, in the 1870s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs. The Oldfield family were glassworkers making beads, and eyes for toys as well as replacement eyes for people. Photo credit: Robert Morris - LINK |
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| Photo by gwendolyn true on Flickr |
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| A display of German prosthetic glass eyes from the 1800's- LINK |
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| A collection of artificial eyes - LINK |
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| Close up of a set of glass eyes at the Josephinum Medical Museum in Vienna, Austria. Photo by CuriousExpeditions on Flickr |
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| A drawer of antique glass eye fragments. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images - LINK |
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| Collection of glass eyes displaying an array of eye disease at the UCSF library. Photo by feendos on Flickr |
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| Close-up of above. Photo by justvisiting on Flickr |
Prosthetic eyes part I can be found here
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