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Specs Appeal
Extravagant 1950s and 1960s Eyewear

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Release Date
28 June 2001
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"The eyes have it," in this colorful selection of outrageously whimsical eyeglass stylings from the fabulous 1950s and hip 1960s! Whether dotted with rhinestones, molded into "cat's-eyes," or built up into tiara-like proportions, eyeglass frames with "specs appeal" are among today's hottest and most collectible fashion accessories. The 450 color photos and vintage ads shown here offer a dazzling eyeful of the best these eras had to offer._x000D_From harlequins to earring glasses, French "girl-watchers" to the original "rose-colored glasses," these eye-catchers capture '50s and '60s eyewear design in all its swooping, glittery glory. The jaunty, informative text includes identifying information, historical notes, and hints on how to adapt frames from the past for modern use. A current price guide completes this "blast from the past," sure to be the apple of every collector's eye! AUTHOR: Co-authors Leslie Pina (photography and design) and Donald-Brian Johnson (text) have joined forces on several books for Schiffer Publishing, including Popular Purses***.


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"The eyes have it," in this colorful selection of outrageously whimsical eyeglass stylings from the fabulous 1950s and hip 1960s! Whether dotted with rhinestones, molded into "cat's-eyes," or built up into tiara-like proportions, eyeglass frames with "specs appeal" are among today's hottest and most collectible fashion accessories. The 450 color photos and vintage ads shown here offer a dazzling eyeful of the best these eras had to offer._x000D_From harlequins to earring glasses, French "girl-watchers" to the original "rose-colored glasses," these eye-catchers capture '50s and '60s eyewear design in all its swooping, glittery glory. The jaunty, informative text includes identifying information, historical notes, and hints on how to adapt frames from the past for modern use. A current price guide completes this "blast from the past," sure to be the apple of every collector's eye! AUTHOR: Co-authors Leslie Pina (photography and design) and Donald-Brian Johnson (text) have joined forces on several books for Schiffer Publishing, including Popular Purses***.

Product Details
EAN
9780764314032
Other Information
450 color & b/w photos
Dimensions
28.7 x 21.8 x 2.5 centimetres (1.27 kg)

About the Author

Co-authors Leslie Piña (photography & design) and Donald-Brian Johnson (text) have joined forces on several books for Schiffer Publishing, including Popular Purses***.

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