![Christian Roth aviator sunglasses 14032 in brown Christian Roth aviator sunglasses 14032 in brown](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgmF2GaYW5vp5kXnOfprDEt4EQhv_tZ1CzJeMwP51E8MKXYDCY522I8c-1pzTkPDxUlLRdneOPT1PfaNYntuXDUQY7NagSaSocfuqXMYWQpeb5LxpK_UqmybvCwarA_LF-VtPnuBkQN7gY/s800/14302+BR+FRONT.jpg)
![Christian Roth aviator sunglasses 14032 in brown Christian Roth aviator sunglasses 14032 in brown](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9atjsetbCUlqRyP8c6zcqyzVavKDV72HcCLAlwtoTnGIsd_qwjena1kFWhEsa2uyn1E4u2iLWiJu4XDodFbanEW-6lcpR8diBZtaDgbzwRshQzW1ed5g6xQVre6_3cC9F-xXK3A9IEa0/s800/14302+BR+3QUART.jpg)
I've failed thus far to find an even close answer to Mike_1992's tweet wanting to know who these aviators are by, but my quest remains and we (me and my slowly developing spectacle blogging community) will soon come up with a half decent answer. One day.
The pic in question is from the 1970s or 80s, a period when, growing up, to be frank, I knew not my Histoire du Voirs from my Julbo. Even now I admit my knowledge of vintage bins is a tad patchy.
So, the best I can do - and it don't come much better - is a little Christian Roth... More of whom I shall write about soon. Until then, here is model 14032, an aviator sunglass with a difference, or two.
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