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Re: Help Identify this Frame

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Re: Help Identify this Frame

tkopan1@yahoo.com28 Jun 2006 01:30
The series was called UFO followed by a style number.  Sometimes, you
can advertise in an optical newspaper for older model frames.
Sometimes, there may be enough old parts at Safilo, the manufactuer, to
put together a whole frame or possibly they may have a whole frame in
stock.  However, 25-30 years is a long time although some styles are
timeless.  Remember the old rectangular plastic frame that Henry
Kissinger wore all the years he worked in the Nixon Administration?
Fortune by Liberty Optical - a frame style that lasted between 20-30
years.  Today, I think the average life of a frame style is about a
year if you are lucky!

Dr. Tom
> Here's a Safilo frame I'm to replicate:
> <http://i3.tinypic.com/15d9ipv.jpg> front
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> Thanks

quattrocchi23 Jun 2006 02:50
Here's a Safilo frame I'm to replicate:
<http://i3.tinypic.com/15d9ipv.jpg> front
Can any one please identify the model and age?

Can ypou make out the model no stamped here:
<http://i4.tinypic.com/15d9ceu.jpg> inside R temple

LIFO-111 (last in first out?)
TIFO-111

I doubt it's the frame dims as they are stamped inside the bridge.

Thanks

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