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Nabbed this today. It's pretty ugly, but vintage hand painteds rarely turn up in the thrift stores for $2 so I couldn't pass it up. I think the artist was paid in tequila, probably.

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Picked up three great ties on my trip down to Austin.

This great late 1930s/early 1940s Regal,
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this '40s or '50s Fashion Craft Hawaiian print,
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and this unmarked '40s/'50s blue one.
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The workingman's Hawaiian

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A hand paint Florida. Was it hand painted in California?

Ha ha. Probably.
I'll double check this evening, though, because now I'm curious. You'd think I'd remember something like that, but these days I guess my brain doesn't hold on to details as well. I saw the Hawaiian tie and it took two days to click that I even had this one.

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It says "individually hand painted". No indication of where but Cali would be a reasonable guess. Fla wasn't as flush with cheap Mexican labor (I meant to say "artists") back in those days. The left coast already was.

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It says "individually hand painted". No indication of where but Cali would be a reasonable guess. Fla wasn't as flush with cheap Mexican labor (I meant to say "artists") back in those days. The left coast already was.

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In those days of yore, the artists were just plain citizens who did the hand painting. Today the only hand painting you see out here are portraits of Che on velvet. :rolleyes:
Florida wasn't flush with much way back then. :p
 

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