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Show us your TIES

esteban68

Call Me a Cab
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Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England
Some British ties:

Left by 'Suedona' right by 'Mosley'
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Tootal 'Boys' tie:
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(I don't suppose the horse was originally pink!)

Can we see the labels TT?
The Mosley is wonderful.
 

Two Types

I'll Lock Up
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The Mosley is on its way to Germany now. Maybe Fastuni will post photos of the label when he receives it. I'll try to remember to take a shot of the Suedona label later.
 

Eddie Derbyshire

Practically Family
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Riddings, Derbyshire, UK
A few different ones to the sort I usually like.

A 'Trias' silk tie by 'Foster Brothers', and a rather creased anti-crease 'Linosair' (oh the irony) from 'Hilton Hird' tie specialist shop in Llandudno.




An unusual 'Pennleigh' (which I've been told is American? Perhaps someone can confirm?) with a square end and a nice horse-and-carriage motif. Thought it might be a boy's tie but the length would suggest otherwise.


This sadly has no label (cut out), and I can't really work out what the picture is about - maybe somebody else has suggestions? I would assume American due to the asymmetric construction, and I can't tell whether it has faded or whether that is part of the fabric colour. Almost definitely silk.



Thanks for looking!
 
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Nice ones Eddie! I really like the Linosair and the last one with the embroidered accent. You're straying awfully close to bold tie territory with a couple of those. Watch out.;)
 

Eddie Derbyshire

Practically Family
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Dh66 - Thanks! I still can't work out whether it's like some sort of Olympic torch type of picture, or maybe Aztec sacrifice, or a giant red fellow on top of some sky scrapers. And as for their boldness...well...everybody has to have some spice in their life haha! ;) Those painted ties you have there are really superb. I like the one with the little map on. Seems like a good concept for a tie to take further...a six-fold tie with a fold out map maybe?

TT - Thanks - it's super short at about 43", and the reinforced neck stitching detail is something I've never come across before on non-wool ties. The only down side is that (out of shot) it has a strange blue-ish stain, almost as if the colour has run but only in one patch. Luckily it doesn't come into the knot, so it's hidden under my collar.
 
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Thanks Eddie.
Aztec or Olympian - I was reluctant to make that call myself, but he definately apeears to be ascending some massive art deco/modern edifice.
Interestingly, I have a couple of ties with embroidered accents, I would imagine from around the same time frame, and both of them, like yours, are a strange indeterminate shade of purple/mauve. Must've been a popular color back then.


JP, thanks.
Just how serious are we talking?:p
 

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