Mean Eyed Matt
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Don't really like red heads, but: These are great!
Those pin-up ties are fantastic! I especially dig the wolf. Those are really scarce.I love wearing My Pin up Ties
I was up in Chattanooga earlier this week and found this Regal in a second hand shop.
..... Thanks .. I do love pin ups and wolf tiesThose pin-up ties are fantastic! I especially dig the wolf. Those are really scarce.
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Classic!!View attachment 104647
My Latest Purchase... Gold background with smoking, whistling wolf under street lamp. Label “Marathon Cravat.
I love all of theseThanks Bob and Michael! I was pretty stoked when I snagged it.
It's going to be right at home in my collection
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Thanks Roger!I love all of these
There are many ways to date ties. I don't know what era particularly piques your interest, so i can't say specific qualities here. However, hand-painted art deco ties from the 40s and late 50s are very sought after. For good reason, they're beautiful. Mute patterns don't attract much attention these days.Is there a rule-of-thumb or something that calls out 'vintage' when I'm pawing through a rack of 100+ ties at Goodwill or a resale store? Beyond appeal, how can you spot vintage? I assume all vintage is not equal - is there a value factor that differentiates between old department store and collectable? Maybe that's what I'm asking... what constitutes a 'collectable' vintage tie?
I may make through 50 more pages tonight before I get attracted to another forum.
There are many ways to date ties. I don't know what era particularly piques your interest, so i can't say specific qualities here. However, hand-painted art deco ties from the 40s and late 50s are very sought after. For good reason, they're beautiful. Mute patterns don't attract much attention these days.
https://vintagedancer.com/vintage/mens-tie-history-1920s-to-1970s/
Here's an article that briefly describes ties from the 20s to the 70s. Here you'll observe the qualities that differentiate some eras.
They have some local to Oregon stores on the tags.Nice ones!
Early/mid 50s I would guess.
Could you show the back?
There are many ways to date ties. I don't know what era particularly piques your interest, so i can't say specific qualities here. However, hand-painted art deco ties from the 40s and late 50s are very sought after. For good reason, they're beautiful. Mute patterns don't attract much attention these days.
https://vintagedancer.com/vintage/mens-tie-history-1920s-to-1970s/
Here's an article that briefly describes ties from the 20s to the 70s. Here you'll observe the qualities that differentiate some eras.