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Have you been holding out on us?Doran said:
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Show us your TIES
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Dr Doran
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anon` said:
I do have a single girlie tie.
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Doran said:
Only one?
anon`
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Hey, he's ahead of some of us!jamespowers said:Only one?
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anon` said:
I could point you in the right direction if you need one.
Not one of mine by the way. Once they are mine they stay mine.
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Good for when you go to bars where they have no idea how to make your favorite drinks.
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Doran said:
I actually found these today at a small charity shop in Sheldon, Iowa.
I'll post a photo of the naked lady tie (edit, of course) sometime soon...
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My checkbook probably can't hack it, but if they're the cool sort, like Art's got...jamespowers said:I could point you in the right direction if you need one.
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I've got some vintage handpainted one's that are pretty bright, you either love or hate em. I love em.
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Absolutely brilliant, fedoralover!
A couple of those, though....what were those artists smoking? lol
A couple of those, though....what were those artists smoking? lol
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Quigley Brown said:
I'm not sure, I've wondered that myself. I've always been amazed at what people can think up. I guess that's why their artists and I'm not. But I also love the fact that they are one of a kind and you never have to worry about going someplace and seeing someone with a tie just like yours.
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Nice group of ties!
The one on the left looks like it was made with a Spirograph.. anyone remember those?
The one on the left looks like it was made with a Spirograph.. anyone remember those?
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OK, let's see if I can get these photos to show up.
These are a few of my faves. Why the "D" tie you ask? My name is Dave! If you look closely at the band picture of Billy Jack Wills (Bob Wills' brother), Dick McComb, the trumpet player is wearing the same "D" tie! This pic is from the early 50's.
Dali ties are mentioned in this thread. Here's my Dali story: years ago at a thrift store in Phoenix, I found a Dali tie. It was $3 (Hoity-toity thrift store - $3 was a lot!) I had an inkling of Salvador Dali but, didn't really know about the ties. All I knew was that it was vintage. A few days later a guy offered me $10 for it. I thought "230% profit, heck yeah, SOLD."
These are a few of my faves. Why the "D" tie you ask? My name is Dave! If you look closely at the band picture of Billy Jack Wills (Bob Wills' brother), Dick McComb, the trumpet player is wearing the same "D" tie! This pic is from the early 50's.
Dali ties are mentioned in this thread. Here's my Dali story: years ago at a thrift store in Phoenix, I found a Dali tie. It was $3 (Hoity-toity thrift store - $3 was a lot!) I had an inkling of Salvador Dali but, didn't really know about the ties. All I knew was that it was vintage. A few days later a guy offered me $10 for it. I thought "230% profit, heck yeah, SOLD."
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fedoralover said:
I love them as well. If I find one---I buy it. You never know when you will find another even slightly similar.
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I am just totally amazed at how many designs there must have been created. I have never seen those of Malachi's and fedoralover's.
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Quigley Brown said:
I am as well. That just means we need to buy more.
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Quigley Brown said:
Yes, hand-painted ties are great, especially when they're made in California! I've got a few of my own, and will not part with them (even one which is splitting apart at the bottom). Even rarer are the hand-painted medium and thin ties...
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Quigley Brown said:Some recent finds at a small Iowa town thrift store:
a Regal cravat "Nylonized acetate and nylon' sold at 'Graysons Suits' in Sioux City.
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the left I believe is wool, the middle is labeled "Hand Made Resilient Construction." and right is labeled "Botanaire by Botany Mills"
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That Regal cravat is a corker, and so is the "Resilient Construction" one!
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