Show us your TIES

[Michael A]

Finally stumbled onto a new tie the other day. And finally got it out to wear today,
IMG_0997 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_0998 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I didn't take a shot of the label, but it is a Brent. Which I recall was a Montgomery Ward brand.

Have a good evening,
Michael

 

[dh66]

Some great colors and pattern on the Brent, Michael! Nice find!!

Finally stumbled onto a new tie the other day. And finally got it out to wear today,
IMG_0997 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_0998 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I didn't take a shot of the label, but it is a Brent. Which I recall was a Montgomery Ward brand.

Have a good evening,
Michael

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Finally stumbled onto a new tie the other day. And finally got it out to wear today,
IMG_0997 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_0998 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I didn't take a shot of the label, but it is a Brent. Which I recall was a Montgomery Ward brand.

Have a good evening,
Michael

Cool colors and pattern on the tie. It coordinates well with the pocket square. Thanks for sharing.

Today I wore a striking acetate tie to coordinate with tweed today. No label on this tie.

Best, Eric -

 

[Michael A]

Some great colors and pattern on the Brent, Michael! Nice find!!

Thanks Dale. It's been very dry around here on the tie front.

Cool colors and pattern on the tie. It coordinates well with the pocket square. Thanks for sharing.

Today I wore a striking acetate tie to coordinate with tweed today. No label on this tie.

Best, Eric -

Thanks Eric. After I had the tie on I remembered I had a similarly colored square. They seemed to play together pretty well.

Great warm colors on that wide stripe you have on. It was fun to see your collection of clip on neckties too. I need to keep an eye out for those. There were some cool patterns.

Thanks,
Michael

 

[Benny Holiday]

Thanks for the inspiration guys. Michael and Eric, looking sharp as always. Not only great ties, you know how to wear them, too! I'm still managing to wear my ties in spite of 110 degree days and 90% humidity, you give me something to aspire to.
Great glasses too Eric.

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Thanks for the inspiration guys. Michael and Eric, looking sharp as always. Not only great ties, you know how to wear them, too! I'm still managing to wear my ties in spite of 110 degree days and 90% humidity, you give me something to aspire to.
Great glasses too Eric.

Thanks sir. Stay cool.

Today I was out and about in a 40's Panther Caravat. Love the way that this tie maintains a solid purple-ish knot and the blade that shows is interesting and spiffy. Just a bit of "flash" shows before dipping into the vest. I like this look. It took a couple times knotting the tie to get the desired look. Worth it!

Gotta love the 30-40's ties!

Best, Eric -

 

[Short Balding Guy]

I am enjoying shades of green today. A Wembly tie (posted before) was my vintage tie of choice today.

The tie was the perfect accoutrement for a lunch meeting were I was fortunate to have some Niku Soba Ramen (hakata style). Shades of green. My luncheon mate commented that my "ramen coordinated with my duds."

Loved lunch and my tie! Best, Eric -

 

[fabiovenhorst]

 

[fabiovenhorst]

This week finds...

 

[BobHufford]

Hard to pass up 25-cent ties.

 

[Short Balding Guy]

I found a matching vintage tie in a blue!

The patterns are the same. The blade size is a 1/2 inch different. The label of the blue is a Towncraft Deluxe and the green is a Haband. Curious. Really curious.

Best, Eric -

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Borsolino tie for this afternoon.

Best, Eric -

 

[fabiovenhorst]

Two news additions...

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Minnesota Centennial 1849-1949 tie was my choice for today.

Best, Eric -

 

[dh66]

Minnesota Centennial 1849-1949 tie was my choice for today.

Best, Eric -

That's a fine one, Eric!

 

[LuvMyMan]

I found a matching vintage tie in a blue!

The patterns are the same. The blade size is a 1/2 inch different. The label of the blue is a Towncraft Deluxe and the green is a Haband. Curious. Really curious.

Best, Eric -

I think you would be amazed on who makes neckties for many brand names to be placed on them at the time of manufacturing. It happens not just in ties,. but many clothing and shoes.

Both of those ties are fantastic!

 

[LuvMyMan]

Two news additions...
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WOW!

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Ties of my grandfather - new in my collection
(sorry for the bad pictures...)

pure silk - cream with royal blue stripes - 30's/40's

pure silk - plain dark green (he was a hunter/forestry official) with a light woven structure

"Pellens & Loick" - still exists today: https://www.pellensundloick.de/
"Treuhandverwaltung" = Trust administration - this leads aus to the late 40s (maybe early 50s), I think...

also dark green with light structure stripes - 30s / 40s

"Reine Seide" (pure silk) & "Wolleinlage" (wool inlay)

 

[dh66]

Ties of my grandfather - new in my collection
(sorry for the bad pictures...)

pure silk - cream with royal blue stripes - 30's/40's

pure silk - plain dark green (he was a hunter/forestry official) with a light woven structure

"Pellens & Loick" - still exists today: https://www.pellensundloick.de/
"Treuhandverwaltung" = Trust administration - this leads aus to the late 40s (maybe early 50s), I think...

also dark green with light structure stripes - 30s / 40s

"Reine Seide" (pure silk) & "Wolleinlage" (wool inlay)

Very nice, Matt! And best I can tell from the photos, that Pellens & Loick has a cool texture.

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Thanks, Dale: It has, indeed!