Help identify Clubmaster-like frame

[chuckb]

Hi all,
A client is hoping to replace a pair of frames he lost (and also can't identify....I know.)
He claims they are not Clubmasters, but I'm not sure I believe him (although I know there are many uncanny knock-offs.)

I posted an image, here is a link as well.
I've deduced that they're not the RX5154 Clubmasters but, other than that, I'm out of ideas.

Thanks!
Chuck

[CCGREEN]

Looks a bit like the Shuron Ronsir from back in the day. Hard to tell in the photo, but I assume it has a full metal frame on the bottom of it.

[Stan Tabor]

Definitely Ronsir inspired. As you can see on their website, Shuron actually created this look, not Ray Ban. Like CC said, hard to tell from the photo. The have a newer version that is about this size with less B height. The metal on the bottom appears to be more prominent on the Ronsir

http://www.shuron.com/ronsir_zyl.htm
http://www.shuron.com/ronsir_rev.htm

Does anyone know if these are still made in the USA? It looks like they are from the website, however I do not see any made in USA marketing on their site like you would expect.

[Diane]

The shield doesn't look like Ronsir. It looks like clubmaster.

[gaoptician]

Get in touch with Retrospecs on the west coast. If anyone can ID it they can.

Hi all,
A client is hoping to replace a pair of frames he lost (and also can't identify....I know.)
He claims they are not Clubmasters, but I'm not sure I believe him (although I know there are many uncanny knock-offs.)

I posted an image, here is a link as well.
I've deduced that they're not the RX5154 Clubmasters but, other than that, I'm out of ideas.

Thanks!
Chuck

[Jacqui]

They look like one of the knock-offs of the Sirmont, Ronsir, Clubmaster that were around during the 60's and 70's. Most were imported from Japan and sold through places like Duling, Sterling, etc.

[Flux3r]

iveseen some frames similar to this type made by Scott Harris vintage collection, you might look there.

[vcom]

TEKA 416- suuuper close to that style. Temples are a bit different, but the front is close, reeeeal close.
http://www.tekaeyewear.com/collection.html

[vcom]

And to piggy back on an earlier post, the Scott Harris vintage # 24 is a good option as well.

[eyechick1969]

Looks a bit like the Shuron Ronsir from back in the day. Hard to tell in the photo, but I assume it has a full metal frame on the bottom of it.

I think CCGreen hit the nail on the head. I see no frame on the bottom. There is a rimless clubmaster by Rayban and having a peek at those nosepads, they don't look like any of the vintage pads from the oldies.

sorry, I don't know the model # off the top of my head. I had it on my shelf up until a few months ago. Sold it.

Keep in mind, the big Lux probably already discontinued it anyhow.

[Browman]

I'm going to vote skepticism. Ray-Bans all have those insufferable clip nosepads with the curvature to them that aren't compatible with everyone's nose. The pads in the photo look to be a flatter, snap-in variety.

[walleye]

The Ronsir by Shuron and Clubman by Art Craft had larger B measurement than shown in the picture. This is a more modern knockoff.

[Flux3r]

Rayban 2156?

[chuckb]

Ahhh, thanks so much all of you!
I was Googling each of these ideas as they were posted.

I DID find the answer though...it's "Jono Hennessy" brand. I had never heard of them. My client found his receipt.
Now I've got to figure out how to get that ordered...

thanks!

[edKENdance]

Ahhh, thanks so much all of you!
I was Googling each of these ideas as they were posted.

I DID find the answer though...it's "Jono Hennessy" brand. I had never heard of them. My client found his receipt.
Now I've got to figure out how to get that ordered...

thanks!

Tell him to drive a little North and come see me. :)

And there it is!