Widebrim's Ties: 1st Batch for 2013

[Widebrim]

Okay, gents, I haven't offered any ties yet for 2013, so here goes...

As usual, all ties are in at least Very Good condition, unless otherwise stated. Also, prices do not include shipping (unless, again, otherwise stated). Multiple shipping is, of course, offered. Here is the first:

A splendid hand-painted, western-themed beauty. Bold Look era, 52" long, 41/4" wide, pure silk. Inside of front blade is printed (within a graphic of a palette), "an original michele HAND CRAFTED in California." A great addition to any hand-painted, western, or Bold Look collection. ($10)

 

[normanpitkin]

yes please!!! i will take that for sure,any more?

 

[Widebrim]

Thank you, old boy! Yes, I'll be posting more very soon.Western-themed tie saved for normanpitkin.

 

[Widebrim]

Here is the next batch of three:

l to r: Unmarked, red necktie, decorated with leaves of paint and shiny coralite (powdered sand). 54" long, a bit over 4" wide, feels like rayon/acetate, lined. ($7) Next is a deep maroon beauty, with a "shell" design in red, silver and copper. Labeled "Resilient Construction," it is about 51" long, a bit less than 4" wide, feels like rayon, lined. ($7) Last is another Michele, hand-painted, California tie from the Bold Look Era. 52" long, 4" wide, with a "mustard" background and emboldened with brown streaks, it is made of silk and is lined. A great addition to your Bold Look/hand-painted collection. ($7)

 

[Widebrim]

Okay, here are some more:

r to l: First is an unusual ribbed, silk, embroidered tie from Rhynecliffe, deep red with blue and white motifs. It is labeled "Hand Made With the Dots," lined, and measures 54" long and 31/2" wide. Feels and looks like crepe ribbing. ($6) Next is a white/cream beauty with a swordfish/marlin motif (brown, tan, and light blue) from the famous Manhattan Shirt Co. It is very soft and light, not lined, and feels like linen. About 57" long and 3" wide. ($7) Lastly is a deep blue '30s tie with silver and light blue geometric trim. No label, feels like silk, not lined, and measures 48" by 3". ($6)

 

[LoveMyHats2]

I want the swordies! It would go just great with some swordfish cufflinks and tie clasp that I have...so..if no one else has picked it up yet, consider it sold!!!!!

 

[Widebrim]

^^Swordfish tie saved for LoveMyHats2. Thank you!

 

[LoveMyHats2]

^^Swordfish tie saved for LoveMyHats2. Thank you!

They said expect a minnow..he said, he used the lil blue pill as bait! Myself, I would just LOVE to own this swordfish tie.....please, do tell me, where to send some moolah and how much? !!!!! Thank you!!!!

 

[Widebrim]

^^Wow. Sent you a PM regarding the moolah...

 

[Widebrim]

Here's the next batch:

l to r: First of is a dead-stock beauty, c.mid-1950s; maroon background with silver "rain streaks and silver/light blue motif. 52" long, 21/2 wide, feels like rayon/acetate, unlined, excellent condition. Even though the paper tag says Ingalls Ties, the label on the small blade says that it's a...Hollyvogue, made in California, and came from The Broadway in Southern California. ($7) Next is a dead-stock Arrow tie, c.early-'50s. Has a beautiful emerald-green background with green, red, and light blue motifs. 52" long, 33/4" wide, lined, silk, excellent condition. ($8) Last is a very soft, "Follow Thru, Thru Line-Tip to Tip" Vogue tie, sold by the Gus Blass Co., Little Rock. Bold Look era, 48" long, 31/4" wide, with brown, orange, and tan geometric designs. Has one small pinhole on back of front blade which is only visible on the lining, not the front of the tie. ($7)

 

[Widebrim]

Green NOS Arrow tie saved for Skyvue. Thank you!

 

[Widebrim]

Maroon, NOS with streaks Hollyvogue, mustard-colored Michele, and red shell motif ties saved for MarineDad. Thank you!

 

[MarineDad]

Thanks Lee. Let me know when you have the $$$ total.

 

[Widebrim]

^^I shall, when I can make it to the post office. Thanks again.

 

[Wally in Cincy]

r to l: First is an unusual ribbed, silk, embroidered tie from Rhynecliffe, deep red with blue and white motifs. It is labeled "Hand Made With the Dots," lined, and measures 54" long and 31/2" wide. Feels and looks like crepe ribbing. ($6) )

I'll take it if you can PM me by tomorrow. Otherwise hopefully you can wait until Monday. I'm going to be away from the machine until then.

 

[Wally in Cincy]

Perhaps I should speak louder

I'LL TAKE THE RHYNECLIFF DEEP RED WITH BLUE AND WHITE MOTIFS !!!!!


why do i feel invisible?

 

[Widebrim]

Perhaps I should speak louder

I'LL TAKE THE RHYNECLIFF DEEP RED WITH BLUE AND WHITE MOTIFS !!!!!


why do i feel invisible?

Sorry, Wally, but for some reason I wasn't notified that someone had posted on this thread. At any rate, the RHYNECLIFF is on hold for you. Thanks, and I'll send you a PM. -Lee

 

[Wally in Cincy]

Thanks Lee. Sorry for the sarcasm.

John 3:3
Matthew 6:26

 

[Widebrim]

Okay, here are the last for this batch:

l to r: First there is a beautiful deep maroon with "ghost" motif. No label except "Hand Tailored," 49" long, 31/2 wide, possibly WWII. ($7) Next is a light "grape jelly" colored specimen, with silver criss-cross design. Labeled "Hand Tailored, Resilient Construction," with the latter's patent number and date. Good condition, 48" long, 3" wide, possibly '30s. ($6) Last is a unique hand-painted, knot-planned creation from the Rembrandt Paints line of Crosely ties. At first, I thought that the flower was added some years later by a creative hippie, but upon further inspection I discovered that the floral design is original. (Note: the airbrushing on the left side of the tie has a light greenish, rather than grayish tint.) 51" long, 4" wide, feels like acetate or acrylic. ($10)

 

[Cobden]

Okay, here are the last for this batch:

l to r: First there is a beautiful deep maroon with "ghost" motif. No label except "Hand Tailored," 49" long, 31/2 wide, possibly WWII. ($7) Next is a light "grape jelly" colored specimen, with silver criss-cross design. Labeled "Hand Tailored, Resilient Construction," with the latter's patent number and date. Good condition, 48" long, 3" wide, possibly '30s. ($6) Last is a unique hand-painted, knot-planned creation from the Rembrandt Paints line of Crosely ties. At first, I thought that the flower was added some years later by a creative hippie, but upon further inspection I discovered that the floral design is original. (Note: the airbrushing on the left side of the tie has a light greenish, rather than grayish tint.) 51" long, 4" wide, feels like acetate or acrylic. ($10)

I'll take the left and right one, if no one has has bagsied them.

Rather confused about what ties have and haven't gone from the previous posts, but if the right hand tie in post 5 (the blue with the geometric pattern) and right hand one in post 10 (the Gus Black fellow) are still available I'd also be interested.