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Oh yeah! Love them both.
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Show us your TIES
- Thread starter Veronica Parra
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Oh yeah! Love them both.
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M Hatman
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Some recent finds......one on the right is a "Reversible Tie" with a different pattern on each side , the one on the left was patented in 1952 as a one fabric easy care tie that will not disfigure due to differential shrinkage from multiple fabrics (separate filler/backing). Green one is a "Beau Brummell". Black one is an Army Issue wool cravat.
M Hatman
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Here we have a WW2 entry I found yesterday with its "packaging" intact. NO other labels or tags. Original price of $.15......in pencil. Love how they used the dot on the "I" in Victory for the decimal point for the 15 cents.
It's NOT pink...it is Salmon.
It's NOT pink...it is Salmon.
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Great finds!
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I haven't added a tie to the collection in quite a while (and it looks like I'm not the only one) but when I came across this one I had to nab it.
No label, and it's got some tape residue that may or may not come clean, but those things weren't a dealbreaker.
No label, and it's got some tape residue that may or may not come clean, but those things weren't a dealbreaker.
DaveProc
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Fantastic Dale! I've been looking, but only find marginally interesting ones and the prices have jumped in the last year or two.
Yamahana
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That is a dandy! Can never go wrong with flamingos and Palm tress.
Mean Eyed Matt
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In fact, this thread has been a bit lonely lately. All the more great is its revival with your wonderful arrangement of palms and flamingos, Dale!
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Thanks guys. To be truthful, I've been trying to throttle back on the tie purchasing, but I couldn't pass this one for the price.
Mean Eyed Matt
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Since I have not posted here for a long time myself,
I would like to show the latest acquisition:
Today no tie but a wonderful tie rack - my first...
50s streamline / art deco design - amber plastic
I would like to show the latest acquisition:
Today no tie but a wonderful tie rack - my first...
50s streamline / art deco design - amber plastic
Yamahana
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Love it, best appropriate way to hang vintage tiesSince I have not posted here for a long time myself,
I would like to show the latest acquisition:
Today no tie but a wonderful tie rack - my first...
50s streamline / art deco design - amber plastic
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That is a thing of beauty!! Congratulations on the acquisition!Since I have not posted here for a long time myself,
I would like to show the latest acquisition:
Today no tie but a wonderful tie rack - my first...
50s streamline / art deco design - amber plastic
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That is fantastic!
Mean Eyed Matt
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Thank you, gentlemen! I was surprised to find this one, where the market for tie racks in Germany is very small. It is not the usual hook bar and that for small money, too. What more could you want...?
GHT
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You are right on both accounts. Dale's fabulous tie and the loneliness of this thread. Your tie rack is so sinful.
Sinful? Oh yes, how I covet it .
Mean Eyed Matt
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Thank you, sir! But do me a favor and don't let your wife hear about the desire.
GHT
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In the UK we call an Ascot a cravat, I have learned that Ascot is the correct term whilst cravat is a generic term for any neck adornment, be it Ascot, neck tie or scarf. Not that we Brits are likely to change the term, cravat.
Tina has surprised my and ordered a Cravat, or is that Ascot, to go with the Panama hat and blue blazer, she loves the blazer. Here's what I can expect.
The top pocket adornment and cuff links come with it.
Tina has surprised my and ordered a Cravat, or is that Ascot, to go with the Panama hat and blue blazer, she loves the blazer. Here's what I can expect.
The top pocket adornment and cuff links come with it.
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Mean Eyed Matt
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I can't 'bitch' that the thread is 'orphaned' and not contribute anything myself. On the other hand, the previously posted tie rack has also hooked me once again to go hunting (apart from the fact that the few bars already hang full anyway). So here we go...
