Show us your TIES

[Michael A]

Looking great Michael! I love that tie!

Thanks Bob. It's tie season, you need to pull a few out of your vast collection and show them off.

Like your style Michael! Especially the wide lapel blazers.

Thanks Redline. The wide lapel jackets are probably the easiest type to find that were still commonly made of heavier wools.

Very sharp, Michael! The tie and the whole look!

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Thanks Dale. That suit is quite possibly my favorite 3 piece.

I stopped at my favorite thrift today and found two ascots for 50 cents a throw at half price.
IMG_7591 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7592 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I can't believe these were hanging there all month and I didn't see them. I think they must have put the wrong color label on them. I only have photos of the second one while I'm wearing it.
IMG_7590 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_7589 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I picked up the Pendleton shirt I'm wearing with the ascot there today too. It's a bit tight, but works pretty well under a vest. And I see I need to practice my ascot tying. Ha ha.

Thanks all,
Michael

 

[redlinerobert]

Score.

I've never been a fan of the skinny lapel. I have a couple suits with wide lapels and some blazers. Also currently having a three piece made for me by Beckett & Robb. Should have it in a month or so.

 

[BobHufford]

Thanks Bob. It's tie season, you need to pull a few out of your vast collection and show them off.

Thanks Micheal. Not sure I would call it a "vast collection" ... more like a bunch of ties from the thrifts.

This one, however, is from Etsy. Cheap enough that I could cover the shipping. I'm starting to get a small collection of "Handwoven by Indians". Wearing this one today.

* MFR. 5709 was Tewa Weaving Industry of Albuquerque, NM.

 

[Michael A]

Thanks Micheal. Not sure I would call it a "vast collection" ... more like a bunch of ties from the thrifts.

This one, however, is from Etsy. Cheap enough that I could cover the shipping. I'm starting to get a small collection of "Handwoven by Indians". Wearing this one today.

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Out of a bunch of ties from thrifts do vast collections grow. Ha ha. I like that one a lot. I have one or two handwoven by American Indians ties. A couple more if you count the bleeding Madras, which are handwoven by the other Indians.

Michael

 

[dh66]

Thanks Micheal. Not sure I would call it a "vast collection" ... more like a bunch of ties from the thrifts.

This one, however, is from Etsy. Cheap enough that I could cover the shipping. I'm starting to get a small collection of "Handwoven by Indians". Wearing this one today.

* MFR. 5709 was Tewa Weaving Industry of Albuquerque, NM.

Nice one!

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[BobHufford]

I like that one a lot.

Nice one!

Thanks Michael and Dale!

 

[dh66]

Inspired by Michael's recent autumn leaves display (and a little envious) I dug out some of my own. None so nice as his, and I'm not even sure the navy one on the right isn't some sort of vine, but they're what I've got.

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[BobHufford]

Inspired by Michael's recent autumn leaves display (and a little envious) I dug out some of my own. None so nice as his, and I'm not even sure the navy one on the right isn't some sort of vine, but they're what I've got.

Love 'em! (and the quilt as well)

 

[dh66]

Love 'em! (and the quilt as well)

Thanks Bob!

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[Michael A]

Inspired by Michael's recent autumn leaves display (and a little envious) I dug out some of my own. None so nice as his, and I'm not even sure the navy one on the right isn't some sort of vine, but they're what I've got.

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They all look great Dale. I would say the second from the left is hops vine. The rightmost one might be as well. And I'm with Bob, great quilt too.

Michael

 

[BobHufford]

A few from the Santa Fe thrifts.


Wembley. Wool. 55" x 4".

Richman Brothers. Wool. 54" x 4".

St. Leger. Wool. 56" x 3".

Cambridge Classics by Mervyn. Wool. 56" x 3".

Carl Neckwear. 100% Acetate. 54" x 4".

Don Loper of California. All silk. 52" x 2-3/4".

No label. Silk. 51" x 2".

This Hermes was a gift from our hosts in Santa Fe. 100% silk. 54" x 3".

 

[Michael A]

Great finds Bob. Love the wooly ones and that Hermes dolphins one.

Michael

 

[BobHufford]

Great finds Bob. Love the wooly ones and that Hermes dolphins one.

Thanks Michael!

 

[dh66]

They all look great Dale. I would say the second from the left is hops vine. The rightmost one might be as well. And I'm with Bob, great quilt too.

Michael

Thanks Michael !

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[dh66]

A few from the Santa Fe thrifts.


No label wool. 55" x 4".

Richman Brothers. Wool. 54" x 4".

St. Leger. Wool. 56" x 3".

Cambridge Classics by Mervyn. Wool. 56" x 3".

No label. 100% Acetate. 54" x 4".

Don Loper of California. All silk. 52" x 2-3/4".

No label. Silk. 51" x 2".

This Hermes was a gift from our hosts in Santa Fe. 100% silk. 54" x 3".

Nice finds Bob!

The square end one is really cool. I don't come across those very often

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[Michael A]

Bob - The no name wool was made by Wembley and the no name acetate was made by Carl Neckwear.

Michael

 

[BobHufford]

Nice finds Bob!

The square end one is really cool. I don't come across those very often

Thanks Dale! That one is a fave.

Bob - The no name wool was made by Wembley and the no name acetate was made by Carl Neckwear.

Thanks for the look-ups Michael! I've updated the original post.

 

[Musher]

This is a photograph of my grandfather, father (on the right) and uncle which I think was taken in the forties.

 

[BobHufford]

This is a photograph of my grandfather, father (on the right) and uncle which I think was taken in the forties. View attachment 90694

Awesome ties! Great looking family.

 

[Musher]

Thanks. This is my other uncle, who was in the same photograph