Hy O-Review friends . Is this photo frame an original Mumbo Stripe ?And the lens too.Could you help me .Thanks .

It looks legit to me.

It looks legit to me. - naifs

hy friend .Thank's.

It looks to be an amateur custom cut. The proportions are off, especially the part of the lens toward the temples/hinge. The "cornering" of cuts don't look pronounced as it should be, so a hand cut lens.

It looks to be an amateur custom cut. The proportions are off, especially the part of the lens toward the temples/hinge. The "cornering" of cuts don't look pronounced as it should be, so a hand cut lens. - Oak

Thank'S Oak.

Sorry for the bad info.

Sorry for the bad info. - naifs

No problem, I'll buy it anyway, the frame is original and in perfect condition, and for a good price, later on I'll see if I can get an original lens to put in it. Thank you.

Arriving at Mumbo, I will remove the lens and post her pictures here.

Maybe it is a recreation of how the strip lens was developed in the first place.....

Good luck finding the lens for a good price.

Probably a custom cut lens

Making custom lenses is very innovative. However, I saw that the person who purchased the custom-cut lens tried to sell it as a genuine product. They confuse collectors.

Yes, but the seller said that he already bought the Mumbo with an original lens cut 67 and with this Strip cut, and that the lens cut 67 he sold in another Mumbo. Only the lens with the strip cut remained.
I just think it's strange how they managed to cut the lens with the strip cut without an original model to do it.
How did you get the curvature done? Any idea how this can be done without the original mold lens? .Thanks.