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[SurfGent]

 

[SurfGent]

I had never heard of this brand but it was a nice pattern and of coarse thrift store price. So the from research I found these are rather uncommon in America these are Turkish ties mostly sold in Europe

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Congrats to you all: really nice ones on the last pages!

Was way back when I posted the last beauty...
So here's my new favorite:
1930's/40's Italian brocade silk tie - dark blue with black, silver and burgundy leaves - very shiny

One interesting label:

 

[SurfGent]

Congrats to you all: really nice ones on the last pages!

Was way back when I posted the last beauty...
So here's my new favorite:
1930's/40's Italian brocade silk tie - dark blue with black, silver and burgundy leaves - very shiny

One interesting label:

Terrific

 

[BobHufford]

Love that one Matt!

 

[1mach1]

Love that one Matt!

+1

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Thanks to all of you!
Really love it myself: Autumn theme but not the common brown shades...

 

[Kahuna]

There haven't been as many bold look ties on here since jamespowers is no longer around so I thought I'd share a few recent finds. The tie on the left has no maker tag, the middle is a Van Heusen, and the right is a deadstock Sky Rider (never heard of that maker before).

 

[dh66]

Nice ones, Kahuna!!! That bowling guy tie on the left is about the coolest thing ever!

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[BobHufford]

Kanuna -- that set is hitting a high a note and throwing nothing but strikes! A "turkey' if you will. Kudos!

 

[Kahuna]

Thanks guys. Nice bold look ties are getting harder and harder to come by but I can still find 3 or 4 during the course of a year.

 

[1mach1]

Kahuna! That bowling tie is awesome!!!!

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Great! Love the trumpet most...
Nice to see some bold look ones. Really hard to find them in Germany - for an acceptable price!!! But I didn't know, that it's the same problem for you by now...

 

[Bruce R.]

Hey guys.
Just got into collecting ties recently despite having some for years.
Only some of these are 'vintage' to my knowledge, and I only know the dates for some of them (the ones I recently just purchased.) The rest, maybe some of you would know. I can provide dates and labels if needed.

Picture 1 (Four ties):
My grandfather's ties. Note the stain on the far right one.

Picture 2 (Three ties):
A tie that belonged to an older gentleman, and two ties of my dad's. I'd be interested in knowing the date of the first tie.

Picture 3 (Five ties):
Ties that I recently purchased for myself, except the far left blue striped one which was bought 15 years ago for a wedding. The bright yellow one in the middle is from the 70's, the crazy design one to the right of that is from the 80's-90's, and the far right one is from the 60's. Just got that one today!

Picture 4 (Four ties):
My 'kid ties' that I've had since my teens in the 90's, so they're skinnier and shorter. They probably all date from the early 90's.

 

[SurfGent]

View attachment 54709 View attachment 54710 View attachment 54711 View attachment 54712 Hey guys.
Just got into collecting ties recently despite having some for years.
Only some of these are 'vintage' to my knowledge, and I only know the dates for some of them (the ones I recently just purchased.) The rest, maybe some of you would know. I can provide dates and labels if needed.

Picture 1 (Four ties):
My grandfather's ties. Note the stain on the far right one.

Picture 2 (Three ties):
A tie that belonged to an older gentleman, and two ties of my dad's. I'd be interested in knowing the date of the first tie.

Picture 3 (Five ties):
Ties that I recently purchased for myself, except the far left blue striped one which was bought 15 years ago for a wedding. The bright yellow one in the middle is from the 70's, the crazy design one to the right of that is from the 80's-90's, and the far right one is from the 60's. Just got that one today!

Picture 4 (Four ties):
My 'kid ties' that I've had since my teens in the 90's, so they're skinnier and shorter. They probably all date from the early 90's.

In picture #2 I'd say the 1st one your asking about might be late 60s to early to mid 70s. Could you post a pic of the label

 

[Bruce R.]

Certainly. The company (if you can't see it) is Scot Ties Ltd.

 

[SurfGent]

Well Scot ties Ltd was established in 1954 and went out of business in 2012. Unless you got ahold of a catalog it would be difficult to determine exactly what year it was made. Like I said judging by the style very late 60s. 1969 or late late 68 up until 74-75.

 

[Bruce R.]

Ok cool. Thanks for the approximate date and the replies.

 

[BobHufford]

Bruce R. -- nice collection! I particularly like the second from the right in the last two pics (zig zags and squares / circles).

 

[Bruce R.]

Thanks BobHufford.
I may take pics of some of the labels later so I get some possible dates of the other ones.