Marc Chevalier
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Widebrim said:
The only clean words I've ever seen on those ties were the full names of their owners, written sideways.
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Show us your TIES
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The only clean words I've ever seen on those ties were the full names of their owners, written sideways.
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Marc Chevalier said:
Those are fairly nice as well. You get use out of it even though you aren't the person named and almost no one ever is the wiser.
Widebrim
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Marc Chevalier said:
Yes, those are the ones that I've seen, too...
Quigley Brown
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Time to break out the Christmas ties...
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I finally got around to actually trying on the better of my two vintage ties, also the first time I've tried out one of my vintage collar bars. I think the knot is a bit too small, but it tied incredibly easily compared to my modern ties.
If I had trousers that had enough rise, I could make the tie shorter and the knot bigger/longer. But with the trousers I have, the tie only comes about halfway down my shirt. lol
Oh, and this old collar bar is infinitely better than the modern one I purchased first. Plus it was many times cheaper! Oh well, live and learn.
If I had trousers that had enough rise, I could make the tie shorter and the knot bigger/longer. But with the trousers I have, the tie only comes about halfway down my shirt. lol
Oh, and this old collar bar is infinitely better than the modern one I purchased first. Plus it was many times cheaper! Oh well, live and learn.
Quigley Brown
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My 'peppermint candy' tie...
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Feraud
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Nice Christmas ties Quigley.
Warbaby
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When you have to make do with only one tie...
I found this 4-in-1 oddity at the thrift shop yesterday. Lightweight wool with fringed ends, both ends the same width and a different plaid on each side.
I found this 4-in-1 oddity at the thrift shop yesterday. Lightweight wool with fringed ends, both ends the same width and a different plaid on each side.
Marc Chevalier
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Those 4-in-1s are great. I've seen a couple of others: they both came from England.
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Quigley Brown
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If you could design your own tie......
This is done very hastily, but I like bold geometric designs.
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This is done very hastily, but I like bold geometric designs.
MarcusB
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My fave tie .
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Feraud
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I would want this-Quigley Brown said:
Widebrim
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Quigley Brown said:If you could design your own tie......
This is done very hastily, but I like bold geometric designs.
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Oh, yeah, I do like that! Solid! :eusa_clap
Widebrim
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MarcusB said:My fave tie
Nice contrast, Marcus. And you're also fortunate in being photogenic in all your photos, bloke!
Widebrim
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Lamplight said:I finally got around to actually trying on the better of my two vintage ties, also the first time I've tried out one of my vintage collar bars. I think the knot is a bit too small, but it tied incredibly easily compared to my modern ties.
If I had trousers that had enough rise, I could make the tie shorter and the knot bigger/longer. But with the trousers I have, the tie only comes about halfway down my shirt. lol
Oh, and this old collar bar is infinitely better than the modern one I purchased first. Plus it was many times cheaper! Oh well, live and learn.
I had the same knot problem today, too. But, you make do as you can...
Widebrim
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Quigley Brown said:My 'peppermint candy' tie...
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What the Bold Look is all about!
BinkieBaumont
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"I'm no expert, but some of them look 60's, a bit "Flower Power" & positively "Phycadelic" but I must say I do rather like them
Highlander
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Not really vintage, but love the designs by Pangborn, and some cool art deco stuff he does, often at e-bay for a good price.
