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info In 1966 Wilhelm Anger's firm in Austria obtained the licence to make eyewear for the Christian Dior brand which they secured from Tura (USA). Anger had by then patented his new plastic Optyl and and most Dior frames and sunglasses were made in this innovative material. This frame dates from 1977 as we can see it in this ad from that year - bottom right. Ours in a different colourway of mottled dark brown blending to dark amber. Raised silver metal CD logos adorn the outside of each temple. Doesn't appear to have been worn very much as the branding and frame info on the insides is like new. — klasik |
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product code : k8243 : £ 165 1970's mottled brown fade to amber optyl frame by CHRISTIAN DIOR made in GERMANY KlasikVintageEyewearKlasik Can be glazed with Rx or sunglasses lenses. condition lenses : n/a frame : very good fit : very good size face : 143mm lens width : 56mm lens height : 48mm bridge : 20mm arms : 140mm |
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