Abstract: A sun visor device for use in the cockpit of aircraft, comprising an optically active visor movably mounted in operable relationship with the windshield in the cockpit. The visor is polarized in the vertical plane and has a pair of polarized disks movably mounted on the visor to permit rotational movement for relative rotation between the vertical and horizontal polarization positions.
Abstract: A sun visor device for use in the cockpit of aircraft, comprising an optically active visor movably mounted in operable relationship with the windshield in said cockpit. The visor is polarized in the vertical plane and a polarized disk is movably mounted on the visor to permit both linear movement for positioning the disk and rotational movement for relative rotation between the vertical and horizontal polarization positions.
Abstract: Sunglasses which comprise a unitary frame of flexible material having a front portion adapted to be supported on the nose and open portions adapted to be in front of the eyes and a pair of temples integral with the said front portion and each having an outer depending end portion adapted to pass behind the ear. Each said end portion has a tab removable to provide for the removal of a portion of the end portion nearest the ear to effectively lengthen the temple. A sun screening lens is secured to the front portion of the frame and overlies the open portions.