Show us your TIES

[jamespowers]

And the tie of the day is:

 

[Widebrim]

^^A Van Splendor!

 

[jamespowers]

^^A Van Splendor!

Quite an apropos name.

 

[esteban68]

here's my weekend tie finds, I don't think any have any great age? though I do like most of them and they're all wearable;

Left to right, FORTUNE TIE, FORTUNE TIE (both early terylene I think) then a Macclesfield silk made in Macclesfield, then a wool tie made for 'The National Trust' then a wool Tootal, MACASETA Ltd 'terylene again made in Macclesfield and lastly a bee motif again in terylene by Folkspeare.
I'll post some more pics later when I get time but this one for now....sadly the image of the label got lost uploading but I'll put it up asap;

UPDATE here's the label, tie is 53" x 3 1/8"tip;

 

[Quigley Brown]

I just had to post this.....

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[esteban68]

great image QB and I don't even like bow ties apart from my black one for Tuxedo nights.....great image!

 

[esteban68]

late start to work day so time to post a few pics, first up Tootal woolen tie(54" x 2 3/4" tip) , unsure of age though I am guessing post 1965...TT?

It's in good condition just needs a quick zip over with the 'fuzz away'.

Next 'The Fortune Brothers' gold is 53" x 2 1/2" tip, brown'ring' one is 49" x 3" tip;

 

[esteban68]

Detail shots;

Macaseta 'rifle club' tie 49" x 3" tip;

 

[esteban68]

'national Trust' wool tie 53" x 3" tip;

and just for fun the 'beekeepers tie' 50" x 3 1/2" tip;

 

[Two Types]

I'd guess the Tootal is 1970s. It's actually a label I've not seen previously.

 

[50s Mick]

I'd guess the Tootal is 1970s. It's actually a label I've not seen previously.

Not sure in which period they made ties, but as a company they have been around since 1888.

 

[CONELRAD]

Here's a couple older ties, neither of them have a label and I don't really know anything about either one. Both are unlined.

1930s red and orange.


1930s or older, very short. I don't know exactly how old this one is, but it's shorter and narrower than my NRA labeled tie, so I think it could be older than 1933.

 

[Nick D]

Ties made from deadstock vintage silk, using a pattern from 1941. These were made for other Loungers, following this thread: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?72310-WOW-DEADSTOCK-30s-TIE-FABRIC-ART-DECO-GALORE

 

[esteban68]

Beautiful Nick!

 

[DamianM]

I made my leaves go upwards and made a faux hanky with the small cut piece you sent.

30s deco brocade

 

[phebus]

Been thrift shopping again.
Picked up two ties. Can anyone date these?

First one, no labels:







The second is a Park Avenue:

 

[Widebrim]

^^What are the widths and lengths, phebus?

 

[Widebrim]

30s deco brocade

That is a beauty!

 

[Widebrim]

Here's a couple older ties, neither of them have a label and I don't really know anything about either one. Both are unlined.

1930s red and orange.
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1930s or older, very short. I don't know exactly how old this one is, but it's shorter and narrower than my NRA labeled tie, so I think it could be older than 1933.
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Both are solid, especially the red and orange.

 

[DamianM]

That is a beauty!

Thanks
i got it of ebay with a couple others and bid up just to get that one
They where all wrinkled to hell but a little steam does the job.