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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheOLdGuy, post: 81677, member: 878&quot;]I&#039;ve sold some vintage Raybans. There are a few hundred sites on any search engine, google, etc. that will narrow down age, style, and even value. I just typed &quot;dating and identifying rayban&quot; on Bing and found enough to keep you busy for an hour or so. But you will find everything there quickly. </p><p><br /></p><p>AND, who said a few days ago that they cringe whenever &quot;rare&quot; is used. I don&#039;t quite agree. Sure it&#039;s wrong only 77% of the time. But OK with me. </p><p>HOWEVER, VINTAGE is very useful, often mandatory with wine. But I&#039;m prone to go ballistic when it&#039;s used alone, without a date, e.g. vintage 1920, 1960s or, as most <b>should say</b>, vintage 2010.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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