Vintage Spage Age Foster Grant 1960/70's Sunglasses. White and Cream. Marked USA

Superb space age sunglasses frame
Foster Grant vintage late 1960/1970
Rectangular curved shape
Plastic, white lucite with cream branches
Blue-gray glasses

Please note, slight lack of interior glass at the top left not necessarily visible when worn (see photos)
Interior inscriptions on the USA branches and FG logo

"Foster Grant was an American plastic molding and manufacturing company specializing in eyeglasses. Originally founded in 1919 by Sam Foster to produce women's hair accessories, the first pair of eyeglasses sold in 1929 at Woolworth's in Atlantic City. In 1934, Foster Grant became the first American company to adopt injection molding. Their famous 1960s advertising campaign, "Who's Behind These Foster Grants," made it a household word. Foster Grant's original molding operation focused on making a variety of sunglass frames with glass. In the early 1970s, Foster Grant introduced cast acrylic lenses and later developed silicone hard coatings to protect the lenses from scratching."
Good vintage condition

Cream Frame Dimensions: Overall Width: 5 1/2 inches or 14 cm -
Height: 1.3/8 inches or 3.5 cm
Side thickness, 1/2 inch or 1.5 cm

White Branch Length: 5 inches or 13.5 mm

Lens dimensions: 50 mm x 25 mm

Comes with a case but not original


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