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Bow Ties
That's some fine advice. I appreciate it. I believe I'll spend some time trying on a3-1/2 and a 2-1/2 at a tux shop or similar place to see what really works for me before I make the investment.- Ben R.
- Post #122
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Bow Ties
After some searching, I found a good representation of how the various standard sizes might look on a shirt: http://www.kottydesign.com/widths1.html The 3.5-inch bow looks like it peeks out above the collar line, as does the 2.5-inch bow. So it seems that either might be appropriate for a...- Ben R.
- Post #120
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Bow Ties
Thanks for the feedback. Anyone else? Tomasso, here's a link that should work (I'll edit my original link to fix it): http://home.cinci.rr.com/benr/37.jpg I'm the one on the far left.- Ben R.
- Post #119
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Bow Ties
Proper bow tie width Hi all, I plan to pick up some bow ties very soon and need a bit of advice from the group as far as width goes. I'm 6'2" tall and wear a suit coat in 54 long. I realize that a batwing or any style approximately 1.5 inches wide is simply not going to wear well on me. If...- Ben R.
- Post #116
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Fraternal Regalia collections?
Hello, Brother! I neglected to mention that I also have my grandfather's apron and certificate of membership from Grand Lodge. He's also a Grotto member, and I have his fez. I'll be joining the Shrine soon and will have a fez of my own. I went to a local hat shop, one of great repute, for a...- Ben R.
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Fraternal Regalia collections?
I have a growing collection of Masonic regalia. My grandfather gave me his ring, which I now proudly wear as a Master Mason, as well as a number of screw-back pins, a pair of cufflinks, and his 25-year pin from the Grand Lodge of Ohio. He keeps his 50-year pin in a frame along with a photo of me...- Ben R.
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- Forum: The Display Case
