Tommy
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after further testing, the ties bar wins out as most preferred method. I guess they made them for a reason! I just had to raise the bar a little for myself
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Show us your TIES
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after further testing, the ties bar wins out as most preferred method. I guess they made them for a reason! I just had to raise the bar a little for myself
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It was one of those moments of disbelief when I saw it hanging there for all to see, but I guess it was meant for me....
That was a great find! I would keep that place in mind if I were you.
Widebrim
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"Hand Painted in California," all silk, c. early-'50s...and it's a Hollyvogue.
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"Hand Painted in California," all silk, c. early-'50s...and it's a Hollyvogue.
Nice one there. I wish they still made ties like that out here instead of the nasty Che on velvet stuff.
Quigley Brown
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That was a great find! I would keep that place in mind if I were you.
Went back today!
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Dan'l
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Wow! those are really nice looking ties QB.
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Went back today!
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Well that was a good idea.
Marc Chevalier
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Understatement of the year!
Modesty prevents me from saying that though.
Quigley Brown
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That should be my mother lode for a while. The shop is run by the 'little ol' ladies' of the hospital auxillary. I'm a familiar face to them. Today, they let me go through the ties back in the sorting room and only charged me fifty cents each....
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That should be my mother lode for a while. The shop is run by the 'little ol' ladies' of the hospital auxillary. I'm a familiar face to them. Today, they let me go through the ties back in the sorting room and only charged me fifty cents each....
Fifty cents?!:faint2:
Marc Chevalier
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These are a batch I bought from fellow lounger 'Lucky Kat':
First a 'Hollyvogue'
This one is nice and subtle (made by Wembley):
By Richman Brothers:
Another 'Hollyvogue'
My favourite (by 'Beau Brummel'):
First a 'Hollyvogue'
This one is nice and subtle (made by Wembley):
By Richman Brothers:
Another 'Hollyvogue'
My favourite (by 'Beau Brummel'):
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One final tie, a nice paisley (no maker's label):
Widebrim
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^^All nice ties.:eusa_clap I especially like the Wembley (looks early-'40s) and the Richman Bros. examples. (The Davidson's store on Hollywood Blvd., where the Hollyvogues came from, no long exists.)
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Gene
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These are a batch I bought from fellow lounger 'Lucky Kat':
This one is nice and subtle (made by Wembley):
I've got this one in a blue striped pattern, same tags.
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Lucky man - I shall have to look out for one of those!
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I did some shopping yesterday and came home with these ones:
This is by 'Huntleigh' it seems to be part of a 'heathers' range?
This is by Stafford. I was a bit unsure about buying it but one can never have enough red ties (probably rather more modern than some of the others):
http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j457/twotypes22/ties/STAFFORD2.jpg
This apears to be a 1940s tie but has no labels. Great colours:
I guess this is from the 1950s. It's by 'Frame Ties' and is labelled as 'Europa Silk'. At first I thought the varying widths of the white stripe was a sign that the silk was splitting. But no, that's the design. As soon as I realised that, I knew I was going to buy it:
I am guessing this one - by 'Abbey' - is from the late 50s, maybe early 60s. I bought it simply because I don't have any other ties in that colour:
This is by 'Huntleigh' it seems to be part of a 'heathers' range?
This is by Stafford. I was a bit unsure about buying it but one can never have enough red ties (probably rather more modern than some of the others):
http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j457/twotypes22/ties/STAFFORD2.jpg
This apears to be a 1940s tie but has no labels. Great colours:
I guess this is from the 1950s. It's by 'Frame Ties' and is labelled as 'Europa Silk'. At first I thought the varying widths of the white stripe was a sign that the silk was splitting. But no, that's the design. As soon as I realised that, I knew I was going to buy it:
I am guessing this one - by 'Abbey' - is from the late 50s, maybe early 60s. I bought it simply because I don't have any other ties in that colour:
Travis Lee Johnston
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A couple I acquired recently. The left one has no tags and an odd texture that feels man made but durable with no lining. I doubt either are golden era, but I got them for 1$ and they look like they've never been worn.
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