Palm Beach Neckties

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Just found this thread - long ago since the last post...
So here's the one I own (allready shown at the tie thread):
4 fold construction (not written on the label)
I would think it's 40's, because of the pattern - before '44 (just "Goodall")?

Maybe there'll be some news in here!?

 

[jamesmac1801]

So this tag cameout in 53 how long was it used for ? I have two with this tag .


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[willyto]

Found this pictures on a sold tie on Ebay:

 

[MondoFW]

Picked this one up at a vintage store. I believe it is circa early 40s

 

[The Necktie Guy]

Saved these pictures of a Palm Beach tie that sold in August 2017.
Patent number RE20942

 

[The Necktie Guy]

Some more pictures I had saved from last year!

This one's got divers before making a splash!

 

[MondoFW]

Some more pictures I had saved from last year!

This one's got divers before making a splash!

I'm assuming these are from eBay listings. Do you actually possess any palm beach ties?

 

[BobHufford]

This one's got divers before making a splash!

Love that one!

 

[The Necktie Guy]

I'm assuming these are from eBay listings. Do you actually possess any palm beach ties?

Yes I do! Even though mine don't have crazy designs like the ones shown previously (both are plain black), but they're still Palm Beach ties.

The funny thing is...
neither of them have a Palm Beach Label sewn onto the back of the tie. Only a "Uniform Tie" label, which is an anomaly for a Palm Beach tie.

So, how do I know they're made from Palm Beach cloth? Both ties were sold to me as NOS. They came with cardboard inserts and gold tags that state it's Palm Beach fabric, woven by Goodall-Sanford!

(Note: these are pictures from the original Ebay listing where I bought them. Photo Courtesy of Ebay seller Perry Washburn)

Another strange thing about my ties is the fabric composition.

Both contain acetate, a material that no one had ever mentioned on this thread.

 

[The Necktie Guy]

WHOA!

Instead of a standard Palm Beach label, this one says Palm SPRINGS! I'm surprised no one's mentioned this label on this thread, let alone found one.
But here we are!

Apparently, this was made before Goodall-Sanford went defunct.
Not mine, but I saw this on Etsy.

I wonder if Dinerman has any information on this particular label...

Here's another odd Palm Beach tie on Etsy. Ever seen a square end Palm Beach tie before?

Well now you have.

 

[Mean Eyed Matt]

Nice to see that the threat has been revived!

 

[The Necktie Guy]

More examples of Palm Beach Neckties and Bow Ties:

 

[BobHufford]

Thread need a bump. Boyd's (St. Louis) window display featuring Palm Beach summer ties, 1936.