Show us your TIES

[esteban68]

Got these this weekend at a couple of local charity shops, all for £1 each, not sure of age/vintage but the look of some of the labels suggests some age but at a quid each I ain't too worried;

and the labels, first the Vardoc knitted, I believe the pure new wool mark came into being during the mid 1960's?

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the Atlas designs, these are still trading I believe, not sure of age...does the '1950s' refer to it's style or could it be a code number?

next the all silk Hathaway imported from America

the Folkspeare made in finest 'Dralon'

it certainly slips less than silk ties and another label that I cannot make out the script? apart from Walsall which is in the West Midlands near-ish to Birmingham I believe

and last up "La Bella Collection" no idea of age or maker but it's a nice looking tie

 

[Fowljesse]

Sorry you have to click the link for now. It's a picture of my Salvidor Dali tie. I'll host it somewhere soon.

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I have about 190 ties from the 1920s, to the mid 1960s that I am about to sell, and was told that it wouldn't be appropriate to show them here, but will put up pictures of the ones I decide to keep.

 

[jamespowers]

I hope this works....

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.ne...925143222299_1653698284_1970360_3782466_n.jpg

Nice Dali. Do you know the title of the tie?

 

[Fowljesse]

Thanks! I looked it up a while ago, and I believe it was "Ancient Gladiators". I can't find it now.

 

[Dinerman]

 

[jamespowers]

Thanks! I looked it up a while ago, and I believe it was "Ancient Gladiators". I can't find it now.

That sounds right.

 

[Marc Chevalier]

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Great Deco design, fairly rare charcoal color ... yet only one frickin' bid. Tell me a Lounger won it!


http://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-YOR...253576038?pt=US_Mens_Ties&hash=item5d30f8e366

 

[Widebrim]

Sorry you have to click the link for now. It's a picture of my Salvidor Dali tie. I'll host it somewhere soon.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.ne...925143222299_1653698284_1970360_3782466_n.jpg


I have about 190 ties from the 1920s, to the mid 1960s that I am about to sell, and was told that it wouldn't be appropriate to show them here, but will put up pictures of the ones I decide to keep.

Nice. Are you going to sell it on the Lounge, or another way?

 

[jamespowers]

Nice. Are you going to sell it on the Lounge, or another way?

Hey! I saw it first. lol

 

[Widebrim]

Hey! I saw it first. lol

But do you know what he's asking for it? It ain't a Haband, you know. lol

 

[jamespowers]

But do you know what he's asking for it? It ain't a Haband, you know. lol

Well, you can have it then.

 

[Widebrim]

From yesterday, one of my best Bold Look ties:

Small tag says, "Albert Leonard George Inc. Own Design."

 

[Dan'l]

^^^
Very nice tie. I've never seen that pattern before, it's a tie that's all tied up
I love that shade of blue.

 

[jamespowers]

From yesterday, one of my best Bold Look ties:

Small tag says, "Albert Leonard George Inc. Own Design."

The Square Knot tie. Interesting. I wonder if it has some sort of meaning for an organization or something.

 

[Gene]

Who says yard sales just have a bunch of crap?

$0.25 a piece!

 

[jamespowers]

Who says yard sales just have a bunch of crap?

$0.25 a piece!

You did very well there!

 

[Widebrim]

^^I second that! Man, how come I can't score like that at a yard sale?? And a quarter a piece!

 

[Widebrim]

The Square Knot tie. Interesting. I wonder if it has some sort of meaning for an organization or something.

The Society of Bored Sailors? [huh]

 

[jamespowers]

The Society of Bored Sailors? [huh]

I was thinking the Boy Scouts but ok.

 

[GoldenEraFan]

Been meaning to post some ties I've gotten over the last few months.

The striped tie I found among my dad's collection of '80s/'90s ties. He got it sometime between the late '50s early '60s. I refer to it as the "Tim Burton Tie". The orange tie apears to be from the '50s, and being a dog owner I couldn't resist buying this one. The duck tie is most likely late '40s. The blue hand painted tie I think is pre-WWII. It still has the Sears Roebuck price tag of $1.49. The red tie has no label and is probably from somewhere between the late '30s to late '40s.