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dh66, may I ask you to scale your images and make them smaller, now they load very slowly and eat up more bandwidth than neccessary. The deer tie is another great specimen though, congratulations.- Oskar 1910
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and, talking about Scotland, there is the regional speciality of the clan ties, which I find rather interesting:- Oskar 1910
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Scotland/UK: of course. That was my guessing, too. I happen to own quite a bunch (too much!!) of plaid woolies, from Scotland in particular.- Oskar 1910
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I don’t have a clue about where my specimens have been manufactured. Could it be that this is a specific American model?- Oskar 1910
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Hatman, this one is GREAT! The woven texture is just splendid. This sort of unseamed head was new to me, until I found some of this kind:- Oskar 1910
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I don’t know which fabric it is. It’s difficult to determin. It could be linen, wool or even silk. I’d wish I had a trick at hand to establish that.- Oskar 1910
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thank you for the book hint, I’ll see if I can get it. I’m also especially fond of old ties. 50s are rare nowadays, 40s are very rare and 30s are extra-stellar… this one is from the 40s or even 30s, hard to say: it is made by a Swiss home worker.- Oskar 1910
- Post #13,573
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great find, dh66. How did you discover it was from the 1940ies?- Oskar 1910
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they are original from the mid 70ies I’d say. Its a typical sort of pattern of that time which reminds me of computer keyboards. And all pure plastic!- Oskar 1910
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that horse tie is a stunner. – I am very fond of ties with an open construction (without interlining), seems to be the true original way …- Oskar 1910
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this is my precious cow-theme tie.- Oskar 1910
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I’d guess this gem is rather from the late 1960s … anyway, it is a gem!- Oskar 1910
- Post #13,547
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This beautiful tie was hand -printed in Vietnam:- Oskar 1910
- Post #13,542
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For those who prefer black-&-white stripes:- Oskar 1910
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For those who can’t go without teddy bears:- Oskar 1910
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A merry christmas to you all!- Oskar 1910
- Post #13,534
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today the daylight time commences to grow longer … time to dream of clear blue sky, warm air and a splendid seaside view …- Oskar 1910
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I’m not sure about this fabric (it’s silk, but which sort?):- Oskar 1910
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