LAST DIGGING STATISTICS :

26/10/2024 140 KMS 500 FRAMES

24/06/2024 264 KMS 330 FRAMES

18/04/2024 1378 KMS 120 FRAMES

18/02/2024 1508 KMS 276 FRAMES

30/11/2022 47 KMS 140 FRAMES

08/11/2022 1470 KMS 586 FRAMES

08/09/2022 1900 KMS 400 FRAMES

15/02/2022 1580 KMS 2000 FRAMES

08/08/2021 859 KMS 298 FRAMES

26/01/2021 14.2 KMS 700 FRAMES

17/08/2020 1400 KMS 250 FRAMES

26/02/2020 2620 KMS 4000 FRAMES

06/01/2020 349 KMS 610 FRAMES

0 KMS 0 FRAMES

LAST DIGGING STATISTICS :

26/10/2024 140 KMS 500 FRAMES

24/06/2024 264 KMS 330 FRAMES

18/04/2024 1378 KMS 120 FRAMES

18/02/2024 1508 KMS 276 FRAMES

30/11/2022 47 KMS 140 FRAMES

08/11/2022 1470 KMS 586 FRAMES

08/09/2022 1900 KMS 400 FRAMES

15/02/2022 1580 KMS 2000 FRAMES

08/08/2021 859 KMS 298 FRAMES

26/01/2021 14.2 KMS 700 FRAMES

17/08/2020 1400 KMS 250 FRAMES

26/02/2020 2620 KMS 4000 FRAMES

06/01/2020 349 KMS 610 FRAMES

0 KMS 0 FRAMES

Fidelaski

Characteristics

Manufacturer Les Fils d'Aimé Lamy
Made in France
Period 1970s
Brand Fidelaski
Technical N/A

DISCOVERY

Location Haut-Jura (France)
Year 2019
Digging Type Through a local fixer

This model is called Fidelaski. We're not sure if these frames have been designed for skiing, however it's possible considering that the Les Rousses ski resort overlooks Morez, the capital of French eyewear manufacturing. At Bidules, we have a lot of affection for these original cat-eyes, they are often more subtle than the street-wear versions of the last ten years. We like their riveted hinges, their thickness and of course, as with all the frames of the period, the hand polishing. We also like the yellow-green anti-fog lenses. Archive: Jobez hotel, acquired in 1849 by Pierre-Hyacinthe Lamy, founder of Lamy et Lacroix, the first company to industrialize the manufacture of glasses in Morez. Dissolved in 1881, it was replaced by the smaller business Les Fils d'Aimé Lamy, which sold handcrafted glasses made by other manufacturers. At the end of World War II, they started producing themselves under the Fidela brand. Fidela stands for Fils d'Aimé Lamy.

A background picture that shows Morez - the capital of acetate eyewear manufatcuring - in the 1970s
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