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I forgot I found this one yesterday. My 3rd Palm Beach thrift store find!
Love this one. Nice find.
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Show us your TIES
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Love this one. Nice find.
Widebrim
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The tie of the day is this one:
Not tags or anything but the guy still wants $48 for it. Interesting but I don't know if it is that interesting.
The answer is...no. Incredible how some people over-inflate their prices...
Widebrim
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:eeek::eeek::eeek::eeek::eeek::eeek: Ok, were is the real Widebrim and what have you done with him?!
The tie of the day is an odd Cutter Cravat, I am still not sure what to think of it:
The guy wants some serious money for the tie. He must have been looking at it too long and got hypnotized by it.
Very funny. He has been kidnapped by a Bigfoot living in a cave in Carmel...Great tie, but $125?! Somebody's been smoking the stuff again...
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And this is nothing special in the order of make or materials used. I can pick these up on the Bay for $5 or less. I know you can for 99 cents.
I am getting ready to go down there in September. Should I make a reservation at Hawleywood's in Long Beach for a haircut yet?
Widebrim
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And this is nothing special in the order of make or materials used. I can pick these up on the Bay for $5 or less. I know you can for 99 cents.
I am getting ready to go down there in September. Should I make a reservation at Hawleywood's in Long Beach for a haircut yet?
It's too far in advance for such a venture, old boy...
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The ties of the day. The knot planned blue and gray check with the pink knot area must really be something when tied.
flix
New in Town
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I bought this one some days ago, I think it's late 50s http://www.ebay.de/itm/370606104476?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2648
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flix
New in Town
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I bought this one some days ago, I think it's late 50s http://www.ebay.de/itm/370606104476?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2648
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Practically Family
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This one was free! But I don't know exactly what's so "Guatemalan" about it.
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This one was free! But I don't know exactly what's so "Guatemalan" about it.
An artist can call their works whatever they want to I guess.
It's pretty amazing what some people I've run into at flea markets and antique shops are asking for vintage ties. I think for $125 I'd hold out for a Dali or something that at least as valuable.
On another note, I received and read my copy of Fit to be Tied. Great stuff, and I appreciate the recommendation from a few of you. Interestingly enough, there's a floral tie on pg. 87, second from left, in red showing off-white Irish yew trees (or very similar at least) that I once owned and gave to my brother as a birthday present :eusa_doh:. Hmmm, I think I might have to ask for that one back in a trade.
I've a question for you vintage bow-tie gents out there. I have my first vintage boater hat roaming the country in a postal truck that I hope works for me--not sure if I can pull it off, but it was cheap and worth the experiment. In the event the boater does float, I think a couple vintage bow ties are in order for the sports jacket ensemble. However, while vintage neck ties are usually hard to come by for me, I've never seen a vintage bow tie in my local thrift shops, which means I'll be looking to purchase via eBay, etsy, or another online gig, the Lounge included. What are approximate reasonable prices for run-of-the-mill vintage bow ties? Curious so I don't get ripped off out of ignorance.
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The tie of the day is:
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Flat Foot Floey
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10-15 $ maybe? [huh] I couldn't find cheaper bow ties last time I was looking.
Widebrim
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This one was free! But I don't know exactly what's so "Guatemalan" about it.
At any rate, that's a nice one, Gene. Do you know who made it?
Widebrim
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Yeah, it looks from that time...
Hello Annixter
Try this: http://americanvintageclassics.com/tiesbow.html
Some of the ties aren't that cheap, but there are some very cool ones. Beside of that, the bow ties are really cheap, and there are also a lot of nice ones. They also got a nice collection of pocket squares at really good prices, altough most of them are white.
Greetings
Marco
Try this: http://americanvintageclassics.com/tiesbow.html
Some of the ties aren't that cheap, but there are some very cool ones. Beside of that, the bow ties are really cheap, and there are also a lot of nice ones. They also got a nice collection of pocket squares at really good prices, altough most of them are white.
Greetings
Marco
Gene
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