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Vintage Ray-Ban 62mm black chrome Ambermatic Outdoorsman shooters are one of the very best looks in vintage sunglasses, combining the black Outdoorsman frame with Ray-Ban's iconic 62mm Ambermatic photochromatic lenses. We see 100 vintage B&L Ray-Ban Ambermatics in the Arista gold plated frame for every one in a black chrome frame, and we think black is a perfect color complement for the amazing B&L Ambermatic lenses. Tell
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VS3492:
Vintage Ray-Ban Tortuga bullet hole shooter sunglasses feature the rare Tortuga frame with its distinctive bronze highlights to the gold plating coupled with high contrast Bausch & Lomb B-15 mineral glass lenses. While vintage Ray-Ban bullet hole shooter sunglasses are already quite rare, you'll see 50 of the standard Arista gold plated frames for every one Totuga with matching Tortuga "General" brow bar. Bausch & Lomb B-15 high contrast brown mineral glass lenses screen out blue light to improve contrast and sharpen details. Tell
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VS3493:
Vintage Ray-Ban Bewitching sunglasses are notable for their desirable style and shape, but in the rare checkerboard pattern Bewitching you take it to the next level. The eye catching Ray-Ban Bewitching frame is a geometric explosion of fine design, sure to attract attention and compliments most every time you wear them. It's a distinctive and eye catching design, and it all looks great with the Bausch & Lomb G-15 anti-glare lenses. Tell
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VS3494: Vintage Ray-Ban 10k GF bullet hole shooters feature the smallest of the 3 original bullet hole sizes in the early high end 10k gold filled Outdoorsman frame in which Bausch & Lomb impressed the percentage of metal in the frame which was pure 10k gold and of course all on the exterior plating. These are the earliest bullet hole shooter production as evidenced by the smallest "bullet hole" at the nose bridge, slightly enlarged twice in later years and a must have early first edition bullet hole shooter for serious collectors. Tell
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VS3495: Vintage Ray-Ban L3158 Alita sunglasses were made famous by Audrey Hepburn who was often photographed at Hollywood events wearing the Alita, and it's a style that was produced around the same time as the Ray-Ban Marcellina and Lisbon but in far less quantity and so thus much harder to find today. Note the distinctive chrome insets at the temples that were one of the design hallmarks of the vintage Alita. Tell
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VS3496:
Vintage Ray-Ban 58mm Tortuga aviator shooter sunglasses feature the rare Tortuga variation of the Arista gold plated frame along with hard to find Bausch & Lomb B-15 color contrast lenses. You'll see 100 B&L Ray-Ban Arista gold plated aviators for every one Tortuga aviator that comes along, and you'll see hundreds of those before you come across one of these Ray-Ban Tortuga shooters. The cable wire ear stems wrap behind the ears to provide the most secure fit possible in all conditions. Tell
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VS3497:
Vintage Ray-Ban W0947 Wayfarer Nomad sunglasses are a rare, low production variation of iconic B&L Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses. The thick yet curvaceous ear stems stand out on the Wayfarer Nomad, a shape you just won't see on any other brand or style of vintage sunglasses. It makes a nice contrast with the more angular front frame, and the tortoise shell frame looks great with Bausch & Lomb G-15 anti-glare lenses. Tell
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VS3498:
Vintage Serengeti 6229 Graphite Wrap Vermilion sunglasses are a unique Serengeti design that features an eye catching yellow high performance frame along with the top of the line Corning Optics rose double gradient mirror Vermilion 7000 SS lenses. Serengeti Vermilion lenses by Corning were marketed as "the first all weather, high performance sunglasses for skiing, sailing, and extreme exposure conditions with photochromatic, Vermillion double gradient mirror and anti-reflection coated lenses." Tell
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VS3499:
Vintage Revo 1409 008 Chopin sunglasses feature a rare Tortuga front frame and ear stems along with an etched gold nose bridge and temple accents, a sleek and elegant design that predated similar B&L Ray-Ban Sidestreet styles of the 1990s. The combination of Tortuga, gold, and the Revo mineral glass lenses is quite distinctive, one of the smallest and earliest Revo styles dating back to the late 1980s and made in only small quantities. Tell
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VS3500:
Vintage Carrera Porsche Design 5621 71 sunglasses feature the incredibly rare titanium silver and black leather frame that we've only had here on just a few occasions since our fouding in 1998. And here you get a beautiful color combination for the look of the frame in sets of gray and brown gradient lenses. The black leather makes for a great contrast with the silver plating, a distinctive and eye catching look you're not likely to see on anyone else around you - ever! The interchangeable lenses are swapped out by lifting the center hinge and removing and inserting the lenses. Tell
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