Here are three ties I bought at a flea market in Portland, Maine, over the weekend -- $5 each.
This one's a nice, rich purple with the accents in blue. The label, partially covered in this pic, reads, Morey's: "Manchester, Nashua N.H."
The darker stripes here are a rich, deep purple. No label on this one.
This dark stripes here are a deep blue.
I just got my new bow tie from The Cordial Churchman, today. This time I opted for the Cecil, in a straight/batwing style (1 3/4"), which I prefer much more than the traditional butterfly.
I've always enjoyed how they take care to package their bow ties, so I thought I'd share the "unboxing."
Bow ties come wrapped in tissue paper and a chambray bow.
The personal, handwritten note is a very nice touch.
Thar she is! A new self-tie bow tie in all its eternally stylish glory.
Each made by hand, to order.
Works very nicely with a tweed-like jacket, I think.
Tie of the day:
An interesting Van Heusen line---Van Splendor.
Duck huntin' season....hand-painted from Pilgrim.
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Even at $500 he is still smoking dope.
Gustin Vintage Heavyweight Sweatshirt - Natural Rainbow Nep - $119 Rugged 14oz cotton that gets better with every wear. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - #395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Iron and Resin - Buffalo Shirt - $119 Classic, yet modern. 6.5oz yarn dyed cotton flannel with a warm micro polar fleece lining. 
Received a trio of ties by way of Mountain Man today. This one is my favourite, worth posting on here I thought! A Towncraft, titled "Night Blooming Cereus".
Continuing the British theme - British Hand Blocked. the tie is, of course, American. very fine foulard silk with hand blocked stylised floral motif:
