Show us your TIES

[dh66]

Great looking ties JP, Tommy, & CCJ.
Congrats on the new finds Joe, and yes I'm with you on the colors, I find a lot of those shades too.
Thanks Annixter.

 

[Annixter]

Nice examples out there guys. Keep ferretting out the good stuff.
And the tie of the day is:

Interesting. It looks knot planned, but a short tie at that.

What really sells the tie for me is when someone lays it on dirty bricks with some mud in the grout line nearby.:eusa_doh: Let me guess, the description reads somethings like "Comes from a clean home. Ready to wear."

 

[jamespowers]

Interesting. It looks knot planned, but a short tie at that.

What really sells the tie for me is when someone lays it on dirty bricks with some mud in the grout line nearby.:eusa_doh: Let me guess, the description reads somethings like "Comes from a clean home. Ready to wear."

I am guessing it is knot planned.

Dirt sells. You didn't know that?

 

[Tommy]

Today's tie in the field: 4" Arrow brocade. I must say, the brocades are great on a sunny day.

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it's subtle but wild with sunlight on it, can't quite capture the true effect here.

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

I love the green arrow. Great find, tommy.

 

[Tommy]

Interesting. It looks knot planned, but a short tie at that.

What really sells the tie for me is when someone lays it on dirty bricks with some mud in the grout line nearby.:eusa_doh: Let me guess, the description reads somethings like "Comes from a clean home. Ready to wear."

Nice clean looking tie. If I wore that as a knot planned tie, it would be a shortie like the tie Bob Hoskins wears in Roger Rabbit.

 

[Luftwaffles]

I picked up a silk Palatina tie for 25 cents at the local Goodwill today. Love it.

 

[jamespowers]

Nice clean looking tie. If I wore that as a knot planned tie, it would be a shortie like the tie Bob Hoskins wears in Roger Rabbit.

Tie the short end really short. I did that today with the tie I wore. It was pretty short but I made it work.

 

[Widebrim]

I picked up a silk Palatina tie for 25 cents at the local Goodwill today. Love it.
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That is quite a pattern.

 

[Widebrim]

Nice examples out there guys. Keep ferretting out the good stuff.
And the tie of the day is:

Nice color combination, and rather "busy" at the half-way mark...

 

[dh66]

Neat find Luftwaffles

 

[Annixter]

Nice clean looking tie. If I wore that as a knot planned tie, it would be a shortie like the tie Bob Hoskins wears in Roger Rabbit.

Or like Robert Redford from The Sting. Boy, do I miss Paul Newman.

 

[jamespowers]

Nice color combination, and rather "busy" at the half-way mark...

That isn't half way. That is just below the knot.

 

[Dinerman]

I found a cache of vintage ties today the next town over.

 

[countryclubjoe]

I found a cache of vintage ties today the next town over.

Some Beauty's in that lot Dinerman.. Great find. When you get some time please post some of the manufacture names also the bow ties are great...

Regards

CCJ

 

[dh66]

Wow! What a haul. I wish I could stumble across a fraction of those around here somewhere. Congrats

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[phebus]

Found a couple interesting ties today.

Cool diagonal pleating on this one:

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roosters:

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What do you suppose the ages are on these? The fish tie is 54" and the rooster tie is 53".

 

[dh66]

The marlin tie looks early 50s to me, the rooster one older. Both are great finds, especially the fish one.

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[Retro Spectator]

I made myself this tie. I based it off of bold look ties from the late 1940's. I used old sheets for the fabric, and I used iron-on nylon adhesive to hold it together. It's a bit out of proportion, and I drew on the wrong side of the fabric.

 

[Two Types]

Dinerman: That's a splendid haul. There look to be some very early ones in there. I'd be interested to see more.

Well done.