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| Martin from Leigh-on-Sea, UK went for class and purchased this classic timeless pair: Danté, by Oliver Goldsmith. Although made in the 1960's, it looks like it could have been made this season. And where better to wear such sunglasses royalty - the Trooping of the Colour...oh, okay, it was just the rehearsal. But this was no doubt the better weather day. |
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| Both Aaron and his brother, Mat are some of our best and most long-standing customers from Los Angeles. This is Aaron in a pair of tortoise Ray-Ban Wayfarer II's that were a present from Mat. (If you want to see the magnanimous Mat, click the photo.) Bottom's up, bros! |
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| Edward from London is one of our more regular customers who buys his eyewear from our Sunday stall at Old Spitalfields Market and has us fit his lenses. He used to work on the glamorous BBC One Show from where he sent us this photo wearing his 1960's NHS crystal frame. "Arrived this morning and you're right they do look great. I've even attached a picture taken in the office, as you can tell it's balloon week. Regards, Edward." |
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| John from Maryland, USA sent us this arty photo - he's wearing his 1930's sunglasses with leather sideshields and we can see he's driving a cool convertible, but who is in the box below taking the photo? |
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| Richard from Kent, UK is a collector or all things WWII, particularly US Airforce. He sent us his picture in his full uniform. "Sorry, i took awhile to get around to have a photo taken wearing your beaut of a pair of WW2 U.S.A.A.F Sunglasses - thanks again. Great addition to my U.S.A.A.F collection. Sincerely, Richard." Amongst other great collectibles, he's wearing a 1940's Bausch & Lomb AN6531 and it is the Type 2 shape with the paler (50% LTF) lenses. Chocks away, Richard! (Or the US equivalent!) |
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| Jerry from Rugby, England got into the swing for her photo. She bought some 1930's sunglasses by BOLLÉ when they were being made in England. "I felt like a film star - until the sun went in!" You look like a film star too, Jerry! |
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| Tyson from Kelowna, Canada pictured himself indoors. "I did my best to meet your request for eloquence: the piano is a 1911 Heinzman & Co. - anyone interested may know its a serious piano!" The shades are a 1960's Ray-Ban Plainsman with a gradient tint: serious sunglasses too, and if you don't believe us, here is a better photo. See you again soon, Tyson. |
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| Luis from Coimbra, Portugal looks to have taken a risk getting us this action shot. Nice one, Luis - but don't try this at home, kids. Luis is wearing a great large format 1980's pair by Paco Rabanne, made in France. |
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| Julian from Paris wears his glasses to work - at the famous Social Club in the French capital where he regularly dj's. 1930's-40's hand-made frame. Quality is timeless, non? Merci, Julian! |
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| Tommy from Victoria (BC) Canada saw this 60's classic on our web site and had to have it and then kindly sent us his photo: "Finally got around to a pic of me in my Vertex frames from klasik, constant comment - thanks a million!" Likewise Tommy - thanks for the photo. 1960's Keytex by Vertex (England). |
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| Dameion from Brooklyn, NY collects rare Cazals and by buying this 607/2 in dark amber, completed this set. He's now a big fan: "I intend on buying many more frames!! I visit your website everyday!" Thanks, Dameion - it was a pleasure, see you again soon, we hope. |
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| Tim from Bournemouth, England has bought sunglasses from us in the past but this time decided to visit us at our Sunday stall at Old Spitalfields Market in London's East End to buy some glasses. He found this great 70's frame, black plastic front and gold aluminium temples by Framex (UK) and we gladly had his lenses fitted. He then sent us this digital collage of him wearing them...thanks, Tim! |
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| Gill and Bob from Staffordshire (UK) found us at Old Spitalfields Market and bought themselves each a pair to take on holiday: "Having risked looming ash clouds, we actually made it (along with our lovely vintage eyewear) to sunny Barcelona. Here's a couple of photos of us enjoying cocktails in the famous Boadas bar, on Las Ramblas. With the specs, we really felt the part. Thanks for a great service; lovely specs, we'll definitely be back for more. Many thanks. Gill and Bob, Shenstone, Lichfield." Gill wears a 1960's frame by L'Amy (France) with a dark grey tint while Bob went for an American 1950's white gold fill combination by Shuron. |
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| Albrecht from Celle, Germany loves these old NHS half-eyes that he can't find in Germany. So he's bought a few pairs from us over the years and loves them so much, he had his portrait done in them. |
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| "Many thanks for the B&L Aviators, they really are top notch. You had the lenses marked as an 8, if they're an 8 I'd love to see a 10; there's not a mark on them! I attach a poseurish pic for your web customers feedback page, sadly the weather's crap up here at the moment so instead of beautiful(!) North Shields (UK) you'll have to settle for my towel rail. Best wishes, Jim". Thanks, Jim! |
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| Mika from Helsinki, Finland, has bought a few pairs from us in the past - even coming to see us here in London. He sent us this photo: "Attached you'll find a picture of me wearing a pair of 80's Cébés i bought from you. Unfortunately the boat isn't mine, though. :)". In case you can't really make out the Cébés, here is a better look. |
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| A regular customer, Silvia from London, first bought this 1960's nylon supra frame from the web site and we had her prescription lenses fitted. Adorable, Silvia! Then she stopped by our Sunday stall and found this 1950's American aluminium and white gold fill combination frame. Just as adorable! |
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| Musician Arnie from Southampton, UK has been a regular customer of Klasik's over the years and recently decided to send us a photo. "Here is a photo of my Aviators hiding bloodshot eyes. Also my lovely racing green mandolin case made by Sam Gifford of Pegasus cases: The case has turned far more heads than the beautiful mandolin it contains!" And now I bet those vintage B&L Ray-Ban Aviators are also turning heads, Arnie, despite the bloodshot eyes. |
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