New TED LAPIDUS TL236 Eyeglasses ABossOpticians Vintage Eyewear Gallery

Posted by admin in lapidus , onSeptember 9, 2024

New Ted Lapidus model TL 236 Eyeglasses – ABossOpticians Vintage Eyewear Gallery. Untouched, recently discontinued Ted Lapidus Frame. Ready for your prescription lenses. Please check size specifications in listings. All sales are final.

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