Just a quick note on my experience attempting to get some vintage
frames released. Some years ago I happen to have been working at MIT
when I picked up a lovely old pair of specs at a antique store. I
dropped into the eye shop in the basement of the MIT student center.
Which was lucky since the guy was very excited and allowed as he does
a lot of work of this kind, mostly for civil war re-enactors. Sadly
he was then able to quickly explain why my frames were hopeless - I
don't recall why; something about their style.
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