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Damn those are nice. And the one on the right proves my point JP.
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lol lol It could have been drawn by Mel Blanc.Damn those are nice. And the one on the right proves my point JP.
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lol lol It could have been drawn by Mel Blanc.
Nah, Che hasn't been around that long.Could have, but it could have been drawn by the grandfather of your velvet Che "artist".
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I think I know just what you need:[video=youtube_share;AEjF-MzzqaE]http://youtu.be/AEjF-MzzqaE[/video]That 1950s red wool tie I mentioned a few pages back had arrived. It was listed as 3 inches wide, but it's around 2.75". It looks good, although a little ironing could be done to remove a couple creases. I haven't measured the length yet, although this is certainly the shortest tie I own so far. No matter, I tie it so that the narrow end is further up.
I also ended up receiving the maroon bow tie with white polka dots, although I still cannot figure out how to properly do it, yet. This is a narrower one too, if it causes it to be tied any differently. Any good instructional videos?
You did it! Just pull it a little tighter to tighten up the knot and you have it perfected. Mr. French is the go to guy to learn how to tie all sorts of neckwear. If he we close to me here then I would be there at his shop frequently.Thanks for the video. Is this decent enough?
This is the Tootal bow tie I posted a few pages ago.
^^As I wrote on Facebook, that second one is really a honey.
What Facebook group is this?
You started a group without inviting us?!:doh:I Love Vintage Ties, Quigley. You need to join it!
And didn't let anyone know.The group has been there. we Just joined it and displayed our ties.
turns out we were ALL in on it....except you guys..hahahahhahaah!
You started a group without inviting us?!:doh: