Quigley Brown
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Really? I would never have figured that out by looking at it.
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Show us your TIES
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Glad to help.
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:rofl:
Widebrim
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lol Good one!
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Widebrim
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Widebrim
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Flat Foot Floey
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I like ties like this:
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Widebrim
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But he wasn't wearing a tie.
But he was wearing a yellow scarf...
Widebrim
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I like ties like this:
And I know that those are hard to find in the fatherland...
Feraud
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Those two from FFF are nice ones.
Flat Foot Floey
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yes. the brown ties are american too.
I have only 3 or 4 german vintage ties so far.
This one is really nice. Bought it on a flea market in berlin but it doesn't have tags/labels.
I have only 3 or 4 german vintage ties so far.
This one is really nice. Bought it on a flea market in berlin but it doesn't have tags/labels.
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Mario
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yes. the brown ties are american too.
I have only 3 or 4 german vintage ties so far.
This one is really nice. Bought it on a flea market in berlin but it doesn't have tags/labels.
You should consider yourself very, very lucky for having found any German vintage ties at all. The only ties I ever find around thrift stores and flea markets are of the 70's polyester variety. :eeek:
Widebrim
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He wouldn't have gotten masacred if he was wearing a Hollyvogue.
lol Especially a hand-painted one...
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Flat Foot Floey
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I still don't get the difference between late 40s and early 50s ties. The one on the right is from Widebrim. I like to wear them with single breasted jackets that have a big V-opening.
Marc Chevalier
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Instant tie collection: http://www.ebay.com/itm/19-Vintage-...pt=Vintage_Men_s_Clothing&hash=item23186d4ae5
Instant tie collection: http://www.ebay.com/itm/19-Vintage-...pt=Vintage_Men_s_Clothing&hash=item23186d4ae5
Flat Foot Floey
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They are great! I am not in the market for ties at the moment but the collector/seller had a really good taste.
Quigley Brown
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I still don't get the difference between late 40s and early 50s ties. The one on the right is from Widebrim. I like to wear them with single breasted jackets that have a big V-opening.
It's not like there's a 'difference' between late-40s and early-50s ties, it's just that after 1952 everything started to narrow in width. Even though I've dealt with vintage ties for over twenty years now I can't positively date a tie be it 1948 or 1951.
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That is a good point as the widths didn't change overnight. Early 40s ties hardly exist though as they were either revamped 30s stuff and due to rationing of fabric, not many were made. From 1946 to 1952, millions upon millions were made. A lot of them came from California. Brands like Cohama, Hollyvogue and the like were knocking them out in patterns that changed weekly or monthly at the latest.
