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Ever come across one of these? [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,454
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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I'm not 100% sure on the age, but I'm guessing 1930s. The label is worn, but I can make out 'resence gabartunis' ??? [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,440
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Oh, no need to be. I've been gathering these for years back when you could walk into a Salvation Army store and buy them fifty at time. These aren't all recent finds, but ones I'm sort of 're-discovering' in my collection.- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,431
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whimsical little boxes, no label, though. [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,423
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Here's one of your typical bold ones from Cutter Cravats... [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,419
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$3.50 would get you a top of the line one. But you have to wonder what the stars were wearing. Was Rodeo Drive around back then?- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,410
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A couple of classic Superba S n' Ss I found at the Goodwill yesterday: [/IMG] This one still had a very old dry cleaners tag on it. [/IMG] A third tie wasn't that spectacular, but the clothier's label got my mouth watering. Anyone got a time machine? [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,398
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Inspire' Francais - rayon by Pilgrim. A Goodwill find a couple of years ago. [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,393
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Some green triangles...by Arrow. [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,382
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2013 is supposed to be a good year for comets! [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,371
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Crests and crowns - Middle Ages theme was popular in the late-50s/early-60s [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,362
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I believe I saw a new one being worn by a black minister, but he had the knot material portion pulled down too far so it didn't look right. The design was too ugly, also. It's rare that I go into men's clothing stores anymore, but when I do I'll go glance over the necktie section and shake my...- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,359
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A knot-planned Sun Valley 'Tie of Ties' with some wintry colors... [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,343
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These are absolutely brilliant!- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,328
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I'm trying to figure out the little icon/emblems?- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,326
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I'll wear this one once a year. It was most likely worn by bank tellers (male ones, anyway) in July. [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,307
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Sorta reminds me of this dude.... [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,306
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I could tell it's square-bottomed just by looking at its design... :D- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,298
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A late-50s (no label) square end and an early-60s Regal in bright red that are perfect for a Mad Men office Christmas party..... [/IMG]- Quigley Brown
- Post #6,280
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