Back in 1941, Parker introduced the Parker 51, then known as “the World’s Most Wanted Pen”, a fountain pen that was so revolutionary, it was patented. It had a unique look and a utilitarian use than Parker continued until 1972. It was even thought to be the inspiration for the infamous P-51 fighter plane of WWII fame.  Like the infamous 51 from Parker, the fifty-one from friezeframes has a classic look with a flair that those who wear it find quietly revolutionary. These frames look just as great in the office as they do at a Las Vegas show. Available in Red Smoke, Sapphire Blue, Brown, and Black. Try a pair on today at your favorite eye care provider.

Students of history might know that the year fifty-one was the Year of the Consulship of Caesar and Scipio, or better yet, the year when the Anno Domini (AD) calendar became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. 51 was the beginning of what became a standard we use to this day, 2012.

So too is the friezeframe 51 the start of a standard. Based on the traditional cat-eye style, this popular frame softens the edges and adds a bit of bling without being considered the least bit ostentatious. Available in Red Smoke, Sapphire Blue, Brown and Black, this ladies frame style is sure to make statement that will set the standards for years to come.