I have had these very special sunglasses in my collection since the late 70's, and have no idea when they were made, but they always reminded me of a 1950's TV set, for some strange reason.

As you can see they are completely plastic, and not very well made, as the lenses wobble around a bit, but can be secured with a drop of super glue, to prevent any gaps ( see close ups). Otherwise, they are in great condition. The right hand side lens has some very feint scratches that do NOT impede vision, and there is a small circular flaw on the left side lens that can be seen while wearing. You could also put in new plastic lenses. The arms have the same grooved texture that is seen on the front.

I am pricing these high, not because of their pedigree, but because of their rarity and photogenic qualities. These will be amazing in a fashion photo shoot, or for a Music video, or TV or the big screen. I have been scouring thrift stores for the past 40 years, and this is the ONLY pair of glasses like this that I have ever come across. Originally purchased in a , N. Y. state thrift store or estate sale. Comes in a green striped 1960's case for glasses.

Measurements:
5. 5 inches across top of front
arms are 5. 25 inches long
top to bottom of frame front : 1 and three eighths inches

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Las Vegas, Nevada.