Vintage Bausch & Lomb glasses from the 1950s
Brand: Bausch & Lomb
Model: Bollim Style: 1/10 12KGF Combination Frame Color: Black Size: 46/22
Condition: Deadstock
Made in USA
<Size details>
Width 13.3cm, height 4.2cm
Temple size 5 3/4
Bausch & Lomb, the long-established brand that created Ray-Ban
Bollim is a masterpiece of combination born in the mid-century.
A combination unique to the mid-century, with gold plating (12kgf).
The beautiful frame shape, created by a modern, minimalist design, is still a highly sought-after masterpiece from Bausch & Lomb.
Bausch & Lomb is here to fully meet the needs of owners who wear both clear lenses and sunglasses.
Enjoy the comfortable fit and excellent design when worn.
*A miraculous deadstock that has been stored for over half a century with no visible problems.
The gold-plated temples have no small scratches from storage and the chrome shine remains the same as it was back then, making these deadstock items.
Satisfyingly beautiful condition.
Enjoy the good old American craftsmanship that cannot be replicated with current technology.
Brand: Bausch & Lomb
Model: Bollim Style: 1/10 12KGF Combination Frame Color: Black Size: 46/22
Condition: Deadstock
Made in USA
<Size details>
Width 13.3cm, height 4.2cm
Temple size 5 3/4
Bausch & Lomb, the long-established brand that created Ray-Ban
Bollim is a masterpiece of combination born in the mid-century.
A combination unique to the mid-century, with gold plating (12kgf).
The beautiful frame shape, created by a modern, minimalist design, is still a highly sought-after masterpiece from Bausch & Lomb.
Bausch & Lomb is here to fully meet the needs of owners who wear both clear lenses and sunglasses.
Enjoy the comfortable fit and excellent design when worn.
*A miraculous deadstock that has been stored for over half a century with no visible problems.
The gold-plated temples have no small scratches from storage and the chrome shine remains the same as it was back then, making these deadstock items.
Satisfyingly beautiful condition.
Enjoy the good old American craftsmanship that cannot be replicated with current technology.