Show us your TIES

[dh66]

I don't usually buy ties on eBay (prefer the thrill of the hunt), but the combination of low price, hand-loomed wool and hand-painted ducks (and perhaps one too many bourbons) made me pull the trigger.

Pilgrim. Hand-loomed wool. 46" x 4".

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Bourbon influenced or not, that ones a winner. The hand wovens are their own class of cool, and you can never go wrong with ducks. Two birds with one shot! Congrats!

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[BobHufford]

Bourbon influenced or not, that ones a winner. The hand wovens are their own class of cool, and you can never go wrong with ducks. Two birds with one shot! Congrats!

Thanks Dale!

 

[Michael A]

I don't usually buy ties on eBay (prefer the thrill of the hunt), but the combination of low price, hand-loomed wool and hand-painted ducks (and perhaps one too many bourbons) made me pull the trigger.

Pilgrim. Hand-loomed wool. 46" x 4".

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That is a super gem Bob. Absolutely great.

Michael

 

[BobHufford]

That is a super gem Bob. Absolutely great.

Thanks Michael!

 

[1mach1]

I don't usually buy ties on eBay (prefer the thrill of the hunt), but the combination of low price, hand-loomed wool and hand-painted ducks (and perhaps one too many bourbons) made me pull the trigger.

Pilgrim. Hand-loomed wool. 46" x 4".

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Super duper Bob!

 

[BobHufford]

Super duper Bob!

Thanks Harv!

 

[Michael A]

Found a couple more local interest ties today.
DSCN0982 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
A pair of Amana woolies.
DSCN0971 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN0973 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I'm beginning to have enough of these now to call it a collection. ha ha.

Have a good one,
Michael

 

[1mach1]

That brown one is simple, but interesting. Dont know if I've seen one like it. Nice.

Found a couple more local interest ties today.
DSCN0982 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
A pair of Amana woolies.
DSCN0971 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN0973 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I'm beginning to have enough of these now to call it a collection. ha ha.

Have a good one,
Michael

 

[Michael A]

That brown one is simple, but interesting. Dont know if I've seen one like it. Nice.

The brown one is interesting. It seems like it could be a crepe fabric. Whatever it is, it is a different weave than any of my other Amana ties. Both are pretty subdued by my usual standards. Ha ha.

Thanks,
Michael

 

[Michael A]

One of the new Amana woolies gets a trial today.
5-12-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1044 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Seems to work.

Have a good weekend,
Michael

 

[1mach1]

One of the new Amana woolies gets a trial today.
5-12-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1044 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Seems to work.

Have a good weekend,
Michael

Looks great!

 

[Michael A]

Looks great!

Thanks Harv. I tried out the other recent Amana tie today.
DSCN1097 crop by A2012, on Flickr
Michael

 

[Dnewma04]

One of the new Amana woolies gets a trial today.
5-12-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN1044 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Seems to work.

Have a good weekend,
Michael

When the tie is subdued, always go for the bright yellow shirt.


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[Dnewma04]

New editions to my tie collection.

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[MondoFW]

I've actually had this one for a while, but just realized its value and quality. A red, white and blue silk bold look tie that remains my highest quality tie in my collection. The silk just feels excellent to the touch and the colors are still very rich. Works well with a double-breasted coat for that authoritative 40s look. This is in no way a middle-of-the-road quality tie.

Tag says it's from The Bon Marche in Seattle. If it was bought at the location in Northgate, this would be very early 50's (Opened on Apr 30, 1950), the width and pattern make this the best guess. Bon Marche sold some amazing stuff in its glory days.

Brocade detailing.

Happy tie hunting, folks. I'll share others later, i really have to observe my collection harder.

 

[Dnewma04]

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[1mach1]

I've actually had this one for a while, but just realized its value and quality. A red, white and blue silk bold look tie that remains my highest quality tie in my collection. The silk just feels excellent to the touch and the colors are still very rich. Works well with a double-breasted coat for that authoritative 40s look. This is in no way a middle-of-the-road quality tie.

Tag says it's from The Bon Marche in Seattle. If it was bought at the location in Northgate, this would be very early 50's (Opened on Apr 30, 1950), the width and pattern make this the best guess. Bon Marche sold some amazing stuff in its glory days. View attachment 119552 View attachment 119553 View attachment 119554
Brocade detailing.

Happy tie hunting, folks. I'll share others later, i really have to observe my collection harder.

That red white and blue Bon Marche is gorgeous Mondo.

 

[Dnewma04]

Do ties like this appeal to anyone here? I was given a bunch, if I keep, the owner would like a couple of dollars. If I don’t keep them, they head off to the goodwill. This is definitely not my style. But if people like them, I’d be glad to toss them in the mail.

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[1mach1]

Do ties like this appeal to anyone here? I was given a bunch, if I keep, the owner would like a couple of dollars. If I don’t keep them, they head off to the goodwill. This is definitely not my style. But if people like them, I’d be glad to toss them in the mail.

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Thats a whole lotta pattern. Im sure someone will be all over those.

 

[MondoFW]

Do ties like this appeal to anyone here? I was given a bunch, if I keep, the owner would like a couple of dollars. If I don’t keep them, they head off to the goodwill. This is definitely not my style. But if people like them, I’d be glad to toss them in the mail.

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Nah. But I do see that Xbox controller in the background