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| Alice from Kent loves her 80's B&L Ray-Ban Wayfarer in the rare 46mm lens kids size. Like her Dad's (Capt. Sam, see below) they're a tort plastic frame with the original B&L G15 glass lenses. (May, 2003) |
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| Anny from Maine, north-east USA in her unique aluminium framed Gail Spence Design sunglasses, marked 'No. Four 6800' & 'OPTIC STUDIO DENMARK' Original graduated pale-grey acrylic lenses. |
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Capt. Sam spends a lot of time at sea and needed top-class eye protection plus
good coverage - what better than these large 80's B&L Ray-Ban Drifter in
tortoiseshell with the G15 lenses. |
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| Frances from Puerto Rico went for these wild French 70's Goggles Honey coloured plastic frame with frosted finish. Original graduated mid-brown acrylic lenses. (April, 2003) |
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| Andrea from New York City bought these fabulous Paloma Picassos. Red/black animal print optyl frame w/gold logo on arms & des. no: 3700 30. Original graduated acrylic lenses. |
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| Kevin from Ipswich, UK in his 1930's WWII services issue sunglasses. Silver metal frame w/brown leather side pieces and cable arms. Original dark grey glass lenses. |
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| Jacinto from LA bought a classic 70's sports/ski style by Polaroid. Orange plastic frame w/grooved go-faster black stripe. Mod. no: 8680. Mid-brown Polaroid lenses. (Nov, 2002) |
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