Bausch & Lomb Aviator Sunglasses WWII USGI?
Article about: Hi Joe. The '14' is indeed for the quality of gold plating. As you've found, 58mm are small - I wear a 62mm size frame. I'm not quite sure of their age, as RayBan Aviators did not change muc
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Re: Bausch & Lomb Aviator Sunglasses WWII USGI?
Sweet specs, i think they are legit!
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They stand a chance of being ww2, I dont know much about these but I think at the latest they could be 50s
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Sweet specs, i think they are legit!
Pretty sure they are too, I'm absolutely no expert, but I remember looking for some like these a while back for my pilot head. If you wade through the copies, the originals are rare indeed.
Andy
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I have no idea how to date these, anybody know?
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gel65
They stand a chance of being ww2, I dont know much about these but I think at the latest they could be 50s
I'm having trouble finding information...
58 seems to be the width of the lens. Not sure what the 14 means yet... If they were 50s vintage, I think they would be marked "RayBan" instead of B&L...
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14 may mean that the frames are 14k gold...
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GIZMO8Z
14 may mean that the frames are 14k gold...
I stand corrected! It looks like 58 is for the width of the lenses in mm while 14 is the width of the nose bridge in mm... I think...
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I think Walkwolf is the man to help Joe, he'll be along in a bit, he only comes out at night.
Andy
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My head is so fat...
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