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LocktownDog
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Darn and thread in one post eh? How apro pos.
Now I'm not so fond of this darn thread.
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Baron Kurtz
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battered and threadbare, a well worn national Shirt Shops tie from the 1920s. One of the first ties I bought in Indiana; the beginning of my US vintage tie education …
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^^Interesting color/pattern scheme. National had some good offerings...
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Quigley Brown
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battered and threadbare, a well worn national Shirt Shops tie from the 1920s. One of the first ties I bought in Indiana; the beginning of my US vintage tie education …
Razzle Dazzle camouflage....
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The tie of the day is:
Mr. Ed.
Mr. Ed.
LocktownDog
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I wouldn't be able to wear that without running Mister Ed episodes through my head ... all day long.
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How about the theme:
[video=youtube_share;y_PZPpWTRTU]http://youtu.be/y_PZPpWTRTU[/video]
Widebrim
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:arated: But 25 bucks is waaay too much...
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One of my favorite shows of all time. I met Mister Ed (not his stand-in) at the local YWCA during the show's original run, and he did some of the tricks that he performed on the show. It was a thrill-and-a-half for a young kid.
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I wonder what happened to old Ed after the show.
Oh geez, I looked it up and it is a tangled web. Suffice it to say that he died in 1970 and his publicity stand in died in 1979. RIP Bamboo Harvester.
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I see you found it. lol lol Aww come one. Buy it. I bought the "Native American" one. It is around my neck right now.
Widebrim
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I wonder what happened to old Ed after the show.
Oh geez, I looked it up and it is a tangled web. Suffice it to say that he died in 1970 and his publicity stand in died in 1979. RIP Bamboo Harvester.
Yeah, the stand-in was taken by many to be Ed himself, but Bamboo Harvester was the real star...
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Quigley Brown
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and he loved peanut butter.
Sometimes when checking the Lounge out I'll start from the last post and work my way backwards. So, today I was...like...what in the heck are they talking about??? :eusa_doh:
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A definite honorable mention:
Baron Kurtz
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Here are some "four-in-one" neckties that I'm selling in Classifieds. They're all British and I think date to around WWII. Each side features a different fabric, giving 4 ties for the price of one.
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