Show us your TIES

[Widebrim]

^^Good advice, Nick!

 

[Annixter]

A lot of great ties have been posted since I ducked out on holiday. The New Year started out great for me. My fiance surprised me with quite possibly the best Christmas gift I've ever received:





It's untitled. It had a stain on the front, but I was able to launder it out. I suppose one knows he's an avid vintage necktie fiend when his fiance has learned to judge which stains are probably removable and which aren't just by stopping in at all the thrift stores with him. Supposedly, she got it for a great price due to the stain. My first Dali, and I'm now stuck wondering if I wear it or frame it.

 

[dh66]

Both!!
Congats on that one. Wow! It's a nice one.

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[jamespowers]

A lot of great ties have been posted since I ducked out on holiday. The New Year started out great for me. My fiance surprised me with quite possibly the best Christmas gift I've ever received:





It's untitled. It had a stain on the front, but I was able to launder it out. I suppose one knows he's an avid vintage necktie fiend when his fiance has learned to judge which stains are probably removable and which aren't just by stopping in at all the thrift stores with him. Supposedly, she got it for a great price due to the stain. My first Dali, and I'm now stuck wondering if I wear it or frame it.

Wear it! Wear it! I would!

 

[Widebrim]

^^^Great Dali' necktie! And it's a Pilgrim to boot! Take gooood care of that one...

From today: A Valbury "Berkley" tie, made of "imported" fabric.

 

[Quigley Brown]

A lot of great ties have been posted since I ducked out on holiday. The New Year started out great for me. My fiance surprised me with quite possibly the best Christmas gift I've ever received:



It's untitled. It had a stain on the front, but I was able to launder it out. I suppose one knows he's an avid vintage necktie fiend when his fiance has learned to judge which stains are probably removable and which aren't just by stopping in at all the thrift stores with him. Supposedly, she got it for a great price due to the stain. My first Dali, and I'm now stuck wondering if I wear it or frame it.

Congrats! It has very nice colors and a clean design. Unlike mine which are too confusing to figure out.

 

[Annixter]

Congrats! It has very nice colors and a clean design. Unlike mine which are too confusing to figure out.

Thanks. Well, if you every become too frustrated trying to figure them out, I'd be happy to become confused too.

 

[Annixter]

From today: A Valbury "Berkley" tie, made of "imported" fabric.

Nice. It goes particularly well with that excellent jacket.

 

[dh66]

Nice pattern on that "Berkley".
Nice lapels too!

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[Widebrim]

^^Thanks, gents!

 

[Two Types]

This was made in England for a shop in Nairobi, Kenya (probably 1930s/1940s):

 

[dh66]

Nice looking tie. Interesting history I'd imagine.

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[Annixter]

^ What dh66 said. Where did you end up finding the necktie?

 

[Two Types]

From a charity shop in Margate, Kent.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Nice one. Typically "Empire", kill their industry and force them to buy from our companies. Same stuff as created for the Army Navy Stores in Indian "Paisley" patterns, woven and dyed in Manchester solely for the Indian market, while banning Indians from producing competing products.

Wasn't the Golden Era great!!!

 

[Annixter]

Today's: 4-1/2" wide, no labels.

 

[jamespowers]

Today's: 4-1/2" wide, no labels.

Nice one!

 

[dh66]

I like the colors of that one.

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[jamespowers]

And the tie of the day is:

 

[dh66]

Wow!! That one is very nice. Poweful.
Makes me want to listen to Kraftwerk

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