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Very British in style (unsurprisingly) and certainly 30s-50s.


Very interesting, thanks for your help gents! I was also under the impression the keeper loop was a more modern invention, but let me know what you think of these two:

The first is a Parisian "President" (their expensive line), it's identical to their late 40's design, but the label on this one is a keeper loop. There are instructions on the side "Put tie end in loop".

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The second is also a Parisian. Very similar in size and shape to a 40s tie, but the back of the tie is sewn together slightly differently, and the label is a later version (and without instructions). This one is very odd.

Remember, these are New Zealand ties!

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Pera.T

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They're one of my favourite vintage NZ tie makers, and still in business today! I've posted photo's of a deadstock Parisian tie I found (with the little cardboard sleeve advertisement), perhaps you're thinking of that? Otherwise if you do dig up some advertisements, post them up, I'd be keen to see them! :cool:
 

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