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Show us your TIES
- Thread starter Veronica Parra
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Hey Widebrim I thought Rice-A-Roni was the true San Francisco treat.
Widebrim
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^^Yeah, I guess you could say that, SSC. (At least the tie has a trolley on it.)
Widebrim
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Nice tie Widebrim.
Mine for the day. Interesting duel fabric with the red being recessed. No labels. The stitching on the outer fabric was coming loose from the red, but a little mending and it's back on the neck.
Beautiful design. What's the width of it?
Widebrim
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^^Another nice one.
Baron Kurtz
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For other reasons I was comparing "rollers"/calendered (green) with yarn tension method (red) moire fabric and my best illustration was a very low end calendered early 30s tie (standard "Hand Tailored, Resilient Construction" label), and a very high end Amos Sulka early-middle 30s tie made using the tension method.
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For other reasons I was comparing "rollers"/calendered (green) with yarn tension method (red) moire fabric and my best illustration was a very low end calendered early 30s tie (standard "Hand Tailored, Resilient Construction" label), and a very high end Amos Sulka early-middle 30s tie made using the tension method.
I'll take the Sulka.
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Nice tie Widebrim.
Mine for the day. Interesting duel fabric with the red being recessed. No labels. The stitching on the outer fabric was coming loose from the red, but a little mending and it's back on the neck.
Similar to the French Panel ties of the time.
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Today's: J. Johnson & Sons, New Haven. 4" wide.
I love the tipped ties. Stetson also made tipped ties in the same period.
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And the tie of the day has fireworks.
Widebrim
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And I have a couple of Haband's that are tipped. That little accent can really brighten up even an ordinary necktie.
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Definitely. Ah, when Haband didn't make junk in foreign countries. Those were the days.....
Widebrim
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^^You got that right. I stopped buying anything from Haband years ago, due to everything coming from Myanmar, Pakistan, etc. (and I wrote them a letter telling them exactly that). And here are two Haband examples, both acetate, c.-early '50s:
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^^You got that right. I stopped buying anything from Haband years ago, due to everything coming from Myanmar, Pakistan, etc. (and I wrote them a letter telling them exactly that). And here are two Haband examples, both acetate, c.-early '50s:
Both nice examples. Not too thin either.
Talbot
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Good, Jocko Madigan wants his green tie back
lol lol
