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One of my favorite labels---Damon Art.
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One of my favorite labels---Damon Art.
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Good one!!
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Geez, I realized that isn't a clear picture of the label. Here is a better one but the label is less detailed:
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A little better but not silk:
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Cool ties. I especially like the last one.
Is that a little elf getting frisky with a bee on the label? I can't quite make it out.
Is that a little elf getting frisky with a bee on the label? I can't quite make it out.
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:rofl: No! That is an elf sitting on a tube of paint with a paint brush. lol lol
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I was close
Riiiiiggghhhttt....lol lol
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No more Mimosas for you.
:rofl:
Quetzal
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Found an original Four-Fold "Palm Beach" tie, a 1920s Botany tie with its patent for the construction (found online), and a crazy-colored woven tie. Also a 1950s "Snapper" tie with the button-holes to secure to the shirt, and a couple of awesome 1970s ties. Despite the fact that those two words shouldn't go together, one is a Lime Green tie with a scenic print of The Races in black, giving it a silhouette appearance. One good thing that can be said about ties made in that decade is that their stripes were CERTAINLY not boring.
-Quetzal
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http://m.eBay.com/itm/251682191085
Great price for this on the eBay right now. A fantastic book if you don't already have it..
Great price for this on the eBay right now. A fantastic book if you don't already have it..
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Quetzal
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Hey look, it's yet another variation of my Palm Tree Tie!
Does anybody ever put their ties in a picture frame and hang it, if they don't want to wear any of their beauties but don't want to let them go, especially if they are NOS or practically new?
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I like that one JP !
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Good one JP.
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I'll toss another Wembley into the mix.
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I'll toss another Wembley into the mix.
Nice tie! Great with a brown suit.
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I made this tie the other week.
I got these ties at the local thrift store today. First one is probably from the 80s or 90s, and is made by Colors by Alexander Julian. The second one is short and thin, and it may be from the 50s or 60s, but I don't know. It is made by Doneagle. Doneagle is about 48'' long, which is why I assume it is relatively old. No made in tag on Doneagle either.
I got these ties at the local thrift store today. First one is probably from the 80s or 90s, and is made by Colors by Alexander Julian. The second one is short and thin, and it may be from the 50s or 60s, but I don't know. It is made by Doneagle. Doneagle is about 48'' long, which is why I assume it is relatively old. No made in tag on Doneagle either.
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