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[Widebrim]

Today's: 4" wide, no labels. The plum looks more vibrant in person than the picture.

Very nice! Any labels?

 

[Annixter]

^^No labels or writing. I thought you'd like that one.

 

[dh66]

Nice trippy hand painted Annixter.

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[jamespowers]

^^Like that Croydon; Roos Bros. also produced suits, I believe.

Yes, they did up here. It was a decent sized store in San Francisco and in Berkeley.

The upscale clothing store, Roos Brothers at 6320 Hollywood Boulevard just east of Vine St (1920s & 1930s.)

 

[Annixter]

Interesting info, JP. Do you know what's housed in the Miller-Pflueger building now? I'd like to go over and see that.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Casino wear....

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[Annixter]

^^Very nice. A good ham n' eggs tie at that.

 

[Tiger_Rag]

More Thrift Store Treasures

at 25 cents a pop

 

[Tiger_Rag]

 

[dh66]

Nice one Quigley Brown!

Tiger Rag it looks like you hit the jackpot. You scored some good ones.

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[jamespowers]

Interesting info, JP. Do you know what's housed in the Miller-Pflueger building now? I'd like to go over and see that.

It is still there today at 64 Shattuck Square.

 

[Annixter]

^Good to know, JP.

Today's: 4" wide knot-planned. Retailer label reads J.F. Hennessy Men's Wear, Ansonia, Conn.

 

[jamespowers]

^Good to know, JP.

Today's: 4" wide knot-planned. Retailer label reads J.F. Hennessy Men's Wear, Ansonia, Conn.

Nice tie!

 

[Annixter]

^Thank you. I was quite excited when I stumbled across it.

 

[dh66]

Spiffy looking tie Annixter

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[DamianM]

 

[Widebrim]

^^First two are just beautiful.

 

[Widebrim]

^Good to know, JP.

Today's: 4" wide knot-planned. Retailer label reads J.F. Hennessy Men's Wear, Ansonia, Conn.

Nice find!

 

[dh66]

Wow! Those are really nice, especially the bird ones.

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[Widebrim]

Wearing right now: "Color Photo" of a "Cathedral Window." c.early-'50s; feels like rayon.