Pair of Decimal Currency Conversion Glasses, circa 1966
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Presumably made around the time that Australia switched from Imperial to Decimal Currency in 1966 to aid the householder make quick conversions.
Pair of transfer printed glasses with decimal currency converters printed on them.
