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Another I couldn't refuse...…..advertised as silk but the tag says rayon and Londonderry which might make it an early wartime, Londonderry tie.
You don't get tie brands like "Royal Swagger" anymore!Wearing a 1940's Royal Swagger rayon tie this morning.
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Best, Eric -
Great colors on that one, Eric, and pattern as well. One of the things I dig so much about the old ones is some of the combinations they used that aren't often seen on more modern ties. Case in point....that light grey. and burnt orange/copper color together
You don't get tie brands like "Royal Swagger" anymore!
Additionally as a short guy these vintage ties are the correct lengths!
Love that tie Eric!
I look more like this guy when wearing one of the shorter vintage ties, but (as Dale @dh66 has pointed out) the chicks dig it.
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Welcome back. Wondered where you had gone.After a year long hiatus, I make my return to the FLounge by presenting this bunch of French 1930-40's ties.
The left one is an breezy crochet type silk tie.
(By the way... all my Photobucket images are visible on the FLounge again.)
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Welcome back man, hope you get back to posting here. Sick ties, too.After a year long hiatus, I make my return to the FLounge by presenting this bunch of French 1930-40's ties.
The left one is an breezy crochet type silk tie.
(By the way... all my Photobucket images are visible on the FLounge again.)
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Nice work!I tried to match the decade with tie and hat this afternoon.
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Best, Eric -
Nice work!
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The teal (flora themed ) and bronze (native American themed) ties should be fun to wear.
Best, Eric -
was out antiquing yesterday, and couldn't pass these up. i don't know much about them, but i like em
Save me, pleaseAmazing finds Justin! Looks like you are head first down another rabbit hole.![]()