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Around the 1960s Vintage [American Optical] glasses. Known as AO, it is the oldest eyeglass manufacturer in the world. Today, it does not produce fashion frames and is very popular. This seems to be the type of model STADIUM in the 1960s. It looks almost the same as the one in the late 60s to 70s, but the horn rim has less protrusion and the bottom of the frame feels a little thin and has a neat silhouette. Diamond hinges like Tart Optical, characteristic keyhole bridge. A logo with an emblem of overlapping AOs used until the end of the 1960s, with a logo on the left, probably from the mid to late 1960s. A valuable amber color that is also popular in tart opticals, it is a rare one in recent years with an old age. We have newly added a clear UV lens. Appraised at a spectacle store, maintained, * There are small cracks on both sides near the temple corner. It doesnt matter when you wear it, but please check in advance. We have scrutinized the condition, but since it is a vintage item, there are threads and scratches. Please purchase after understanding the characteristics of vintage and antique. All of our eyeglasses are maintained and lens replaced at the optician g room in Ebisu, Tokyo.
Fresh lens: 38
Lens side: 46
Bridge width: 24
Temple size: Notation 6 --Actual size 6.1inch Overall length 15.5cm
Around the 1960s Vintage [American Optical] glasses. Known as AO, it is the oldest eyeglass manufacturer in the world. Today, it does not produce fashion frames and is very popular. This seems to be the type of model STADIUM in the 1960s. It looks almost the same as the one in the late 60s to 70s, but the horn rim has less protrusion and the bottom of the frame feels a little thin and has a neat silhouette. Diamond hinges like Tart Optical, characteristic keyhole bridge. A logo with an emblem of overlapping AOs used until the end of the 1960s, with a logo on the left, probably from the mid to late 1960s. A valuable amber color that is also popular in tart opticals, it is a rare one in recent years with an old age. We have newly added a clear UV lens. Appraised at a spectacle store, maintained, * There are small cracks on both sides near the temple corner. It doesnt matter when you wear it, but please check in advance. We have scrutinized the condition, but since it is a vintage item, there are threads and scratches. Please purchase after understanding the characteristics of vintage and antique. All of our eyeglasses are maintained and lens replaced at the optician g room in Ebisu, Tokyo.
Fresh lens: 38
Lens side: 46
Bridge width: 24
Temple size: Notation 6 --Actual size 6.1inch Overall length 15.5cm
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