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Looks nice, no matter the era.
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That tie is outstanding!
Eddie Derbyshire
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Agreed. You could frame that on the wall.
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Post WWII there were many art ties like this made in Japan for US consumption. If I knew more Japanese characters I could trace down the artists.
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Ah very interesting. Did they prove quite popular then? And do we know very much about Japanese fashions at the time? It's not something I've ever looked into.
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These were made in Occupied Japan: the primary market was U.S. servicemen stationed there.
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They were fairly popular for a time.
If you want to see Japanese fashions of the time---look at American fashions of the time. We influenced their fashions by being there for quite a while.
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Circa 1948
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Fascinating. Interesting to see that mix of American international fashion and traditional dress among those individuals.
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Jackie?I see the number one son of Charlie Chan.
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Aaahh.....good eye, Grasshopper. Too bad none of them are even Japanese.NO! Keye Luke!
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Aaahh.....good eye, Grasshopper. Too bad none of them are even Japanese.
True but you referenced Kung Fu.
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Oh yeah.
Must've been the beer-fu.
Too much PBR need More Dos Equis dark---it makes you smarter and more interesting.
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A few days ago, I made another new necktie.
