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These are the oldest BB ties I have ever seen. Probably from the 40s I would assume - anyone know the label era? The red one is also ancient madder
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The little tag on mine you can sorta read (in person) says All Silk. Pretty sure mine is 1940s too -- pretty close to the dimensions of WWII US uniform ties.
 

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The little tag on mine you can sorta read (in person) says All Silk.  Pretty sure mine is 1940s too -- pretty close to the dimensions of WWII US uniform ties.


Did BB do WWII uniform ties?
 

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The Arthur Rosenberg that I was looking for... Custom order from 1970. All the classic details throughout.. 42 L. :(

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Arthur M. Rosenberg had a store which I remember in the 60s and or 70s in Manhattan in what I would call the "Ivy
District" in the east 40s off Madison near BB, J Press, Paul Stuart, Chipp. Tripler. I still have one of their (wide) ties
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Found this yesterday:

100% Cashmere Overcoat for Gimbels by Sandringham in really good shape (no holes). Extremely heavy. Someone posted a similar one earlier, I believe.

















 

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A neat completely unstructured glen plaid tweed sport coat/jacket. Roughly measures to be a 42 R.

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