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Nice tie! How much did it set you back?
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Nice tie! How much did it set you back?
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Bought it at a fleamarket a few years back for 4 bucks
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That wasn't only a good buy; that was a great buy!
phebus
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My first tie that's 90% wool, 10% hare
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Nice. Great colors. Now bring on the cooler weather. Would one normally wear a wool tie in warmer months? I don't really guess it would do much to keep you warm. It is a handsome tie though.
phebus
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I picture this as a cold weather tie? Maybe wearing with a rougher texture blazer?
I don't know really.
Does anyone know when this was made? 1940's?
I don't know really.
Does anyone know when this was made? 1940's?
Widebrim
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^^By the labels and cut, it appears to be 1940s. Yeah, it's more of a cold-weather tie. (Hut was a small manufacturer that turned out some nifty ties; I have one in my collection.)
Although these are currently in the Classified thread (first and last are already on hold), I thought I'd post them for you fellows' perusal:
On the left is a "molecular" patterned-tie, with a light tan background and tan/brown motifs. Inside the front blade is handwritten in light, Kelly green, "Created by 'Emogene' San Francisco All Silk."
Next is a tie which is perfect for someone whose name begins with N (some of the Ns are in a blue circle, some in a very light purple circle). This deadstock necktie still has its "SAKS-FIFTH AVENUE" tag attached to it, as well as a Saks label on back of the rear blade. What is really unique about this tie is its brocade; if you look very carefully at the second photo, you can see in the left corner of the blue field a cane and walking sick, and in the right corner there is top-hatted man dressed in what appears to be Regency-era clothing.
Last is a near-mint Arrow tie, with a vibrant, deep copper background, an emerald green chevron, and burnt orange lozenges; brocade is a kind of "explosion." Feels like rayon/acetate.
Although these are currently in the Classified thread (first and last are already on hold), I thought I'd post them for you fellows' perusal:
On the left is a "molecular" patterned-tie, with a light tan background and tan/brown motifs. Inside the front blade is handwritten in light, Kelly green, "Created by 'Emogene' San Francisco All Silk."
Next is a tie which is perfect for someone whose name begins with N (some of the Ns are in a blue circle, some in a very light purple circle). This deadstock necktie still has its "SAKS-FIFTH AVENUE" tag attached to it, as well as a Saks label on back of the rear blade. What is really unique about this tie is its brocade; if you look very carefully at the second photo, you can see in the left corner of the blue field a cane and walking sick, and in the right corner there is top-hatted man dressed in what appears to be Regency-era clothing.
Last is a near-mint Arrow tie, with a vibrant, deep copper background, an emerald green chevron, and burnt orange lozenges; brocade is a kind of "explosion." Feels like rayon/acetate.
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phebus
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Wow, I love that third tie!
Widebrim
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It is a honey...
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And the tie of the day is:
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Very nice
Baron Kurtz
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New from charity shop:
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New from charity shop:
Reminds me of several vintage uniform ties I have. Is it a uniform tie or just a solid color tie?
Baron Kurtz
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Nah, just a black tie. You find a lot of them, being the one thing that everyone had - just in case - but had to wear on very few occasions. I've got about 15 of the buggers!
Two Types
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The ubiquitous funeral tie. I've got a few. When my dad died I looked in his wardrobe, thinking I would wear his black tie to his funeral. imagine my pleasant surprise to discover it was a black Tootal!
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Just posted up some of my vintage huntin' duds in another thread. Thought I'd pitch these in here. Kind of an evolution from the snazzy dog head ones up recently
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Nice ones. I have the Pheasant Hunt tie in my collection.
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I think that one must hve been pretty common. I have seen it in multiple background color schemes
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Quigley Brown
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A couple of yard sale finds today...50 cents each! Some cleaning needs to be done, though.
Hand painted on silk: Photographer by Ricky Ties
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Oo La La (no labels) Needs some cleaning
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Hand painted on silk: Photographer by Ricky Ties
Oo La La (no labels) Needs some cleaning
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Outstanding
