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MY TAG HEUER EYE GLASS FRAMES , bought these a year ago and really dont wear them and i really should ,but im afraid to wear because 1. im might lose them 2. someone might steal them. i love having these. these are great frame with my prescripition in these.the very feature of these is that you have to pull the bows back to get to the srcews.
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thankyou ThriftyGypsy for the like:)
You are very welcome BELLIN68, You have some of the coolest and unusual items here on CW. I always enjoy looking at your post ! T.G.
well thankyou T.G. AND YOU HAVE SOME GREAT ITEMS YOURSELF:)
You are welcome !!!! T.G.
You are welcome, and thank you for the nice comment ! I am always on the lookout for something unusual or collectible. I am in a small town here in N.C., so there are not many opportunities unless I head out of town. I have some other items I want to post, trying to find the time ! Hard working and collecting.... maybe I should give up working, lol ! Talk to you later, take care, T.G.
lol and you take care as well, believe me i know what is like to live in a small town:) , have a great day:) sean
If your not wearing them I need new glasses I think my eyesight went :-) Very nice frames !
lol !!!!!!!!!!! do you have $375 for the frames? lol
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thankyou everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!