Son-of-an-ironworker on eBay

This post was written by Lindy Shopper.

EBay seller son-of-an-ironworker popped up in one of my searches for vintage ties. To my delight, I found not only a clever collection of vintage bow ties, but also some other great accessories, like 1940’s/50’s patterned socks, deadstock socks, and a 1930’s Planter’s Peanuts necktie. Check it out…

Flowers, but not too girly
Pink, but not too girly, eh?
I always thought the peanut guy was classy...
Lindale socks in their original packaging - as seen in LIFE magazine!
Blue Lindale socks with chevrons
Plaid S-T-R-E-T-C-H Socks

1950’s Bow Ties

This post was written by Lindy Shopper.

There’s something about bow ties that is particularly charming, especially if they have a whimsical print or theme. My grandfather had a bow tie that he would wear every Christmas that was green with a sprig of holly on the knot. Eventually, there were enough protests from the other relatives that he stopped wearing it, but I always rooted for the Christmas bow tie.

I found a couple of eBay listings with some whimsical (seasonless), some normal, bow ties. A few of them have never been worn…so here they are, two lots of bow ties at an insanely low starting price ($4.99 and $9.99, respectively):

From Lot 1
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From Lot 1
From Lot 1
From Lot 1
From Lot 1
From Lot 2
From Lot 2
From Lot 2