In honor of this upcoming Father's Day, I thought there was no better theme for today's Way-Out Wednesday than with the classic Dad present: the tie! While these ties might not exactly be weird or wacky or fug (as most Wednesdays around here usually are), these vintage ties are certainly not the usual sort of stupid Dad Tie that we used to give our dads when we were kids. These have personality and are pretty damn cool if I say so myself.
So for those of you new Dads, old Dads, Dads who are no longer with us, soon-to-be Dads, Step dads (and everything in between), who are about to rock, we salute you!(Random AC/DC reference.) Happy Father's Day! I got you a tie.
Bombs Away! Crazy atomic vintage 50's tie from Hatfeathers Vintage.
Life Imitating Art? Vintage 40's Rubens-inspired tie (and I ain't talking about the sandwich or Pee-Wee) from Necktie Party.
Vintage Hand-Painted Ties:
Ocean's 11. Vintage 40's novelty print tie from Sydney's Vintage.
Leaf Me Alone. Vintage 40's leaf tie from Vintage in Bohemia.
Whirling Dervish. Vintage 40's stripey swirly tie from Vintage Melody.
Real Men Wear Pink? Vintage 40's tie from John Pettybone. (Side note: the black "U" shapes totally remind me of playing with Lee Press-On Nails when I was a kid and how they'd fall off after about 4 minutes. Great. Now I totally want to play with Lee Press-On Nails.)
Vintage pinup ties. Warning: Possibly NSFW. Yowza:
Put the Blame on Mame. Vintage 50's pinup tie from Back Thennish Vintage.
Peekaboob! Vintage 70's tie from Dorothea's Closet Vintage.
"Daddy Sang Bass" by Johnny Cash. Oh yeah, and Mama sang tenor.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Kim: love that first atomic age tie. That one certainly brings out the Daddy-O in me.
ReplyDeletelike the new avatar, by the way. Very Forties Vixen or maybe even Fifties Babe! -- Mykal
Thanks, Mykal! I call that pic the "Kim-as-The-Joker", ha ha!
ReplyDeleteThere are some really cool ties here. I love them. Thanks for sharing those with us.
ReplyDeleteI have looked for those ties with the pin ups for years, I have one that is new and thats it, I want a pin up one!!
ReplyDeleteThey're not easy to find, that's for sure! I have one from the 50's, myself, but I'm not sure I could part with it!
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