ALGHA ROUND K14 GOLD

In the 1970s, it will be a round frame from ALGHA.

Ultimate that will not be swept away by the era that had a great influence on later metal frames

A simple round shape that goes well with a variety of lenses.

(It is recommended to use a flat lens as it gives a crisp impression.)

The frame itself is very lightweight, so you can put prescription lenses in it and use it every day.

It's perfect.

The design of the mountain bridge is also wonderful.

In October 1973, the Fourth Middle East War caused oil prices to soar, triggering the first oil crisis.

occurred, leading to price hikes. As a result, the price of gold soared.

In order to reduce the cost, the plating technology of thinly applying gold will be developed.

This frame was made before the oil shock occurred.

14KT RG is stamped on the back of the bridge.

This means 14 carat rolled gold, ie 14K gold filled.

Gold plating is a luxurious process that uses a lot of gold compared to later plating.

Lasting shine.

SIZE

Lens width 44mm Bridge 20mm Frame width 122mm Temple 130mm

* Dead stock unused item.

Since the demo lens at that time is included,

Please replace the lens and use it.