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Nice one Tommy!!
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Let's get some conservatively striped vintage ties in here! They're a true rarity. Some even have the original tags!
The majority of these are from a lot of vintage ties I snapped up in an antique store for $15 total. I don't think I paid more than $5 for the brown one or the bowtie. Bowtie and the green/red/blue/yellow striped one don't have identifying tags sewn on. The bowtie is probably 1950s, but all the other ties are 1920s-1930s.
Wool/mohair, rayon, and silk. The blue and white one has such a wonderful rough texture to it and ties a great knot. The brown and green one is really poorly made and twists around when hung and doesn't even roll up very well.
The silk of the regimental wedding tie feels so soft. Selvedge on the rear blade. The Hudson's Bay Company tie on the far right feels like rayon.
Both this one and the wedding tie came with stiff (cardboard?) tags that were STAPLED through the rear blade. I prised these loose so the material wouldn't get damaged when rolled up.
The majority of these are from a lot of vintage ties I snapped up in an antique store for $15 total. I don't think I paid more than $5 for the brown one or the bowtie. Bowtie and the green/red/blue/yellow striped one don't have identifying tags sewn on. The bowtie is probably 1950s, but all the other ties are 1920s-1930s.
Wool/mohair, rayon, and silk. The blue and white one has such a wonderful rough texture to it and ties a great knot. The brown and green one is really poorly made and twists around when hung and doesn't even roll up very well.
The silk of the regimental wedding tie feels so soft. Selvedge on the rear blade. The Hudson's Bay Company tie on the far right feels like rayon.
Both this one and the wedding tie came with stiff (cardboard?) tags that were STAPLED through the rear blade. I prised these loose so the material wouldn't get damaged when rolled up.
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Wow! Fantastic, James, Tommy, and Boinciel!
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And the tie of the Day is right on target:
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And right on target it is!
Widebrim
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Nice!
Rogera
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And how!
Widebrim
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^^Thanks, gents.
Talbot
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+1 Sharp indeed!
DamianM
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Summer weight 1930s Mohair Necktie
DamianM
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The Sta-Ti!
An interesting 1930s necktie with union label, united carr snap and ready tied knot.
http://www.google.com/patents/US2066126
An interesting 1930s necktie with union label, united carr snap and ready tied knot.
http://www.google.com/patents/US2066126
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I'd call it 'Lazy Paisley'.
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And the tie of the day reminds me of Diamond Head:
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I should guess so. It says Diamond Head right there on the back. It's a darn nice one.
DamianM does that snappy tie come pre-knotted, or do you tie it yourself to your own length, then use the snapper for easy on-off. I have one that works on that concept, only instead of a snap it has a little hook, but once its on, since the knot is yours you can adjust it. I posted it awhile back on here I think.
DamianM does that snappy tie come pre-knotted, or do you tie it yourself to your own length, then use the snapper for easy on-off. I have one that works on that concept, only instead of a snap it has a little hook, but once its on, since the knot is yours you can adjust it. I posted it awhile back on here I think.
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Talbot
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Loving that Diamond Head! First Hawaiian necktie I have seen without Hula and Palm motifs.
Don't read too much into that - I need to get out more
Don't read too much into that - I need to get out more
