Cravat On Postal Stamps

Hi Kris ,

the Russian stamps depict the following:

Boris Schtschukin (1894-1939), Actor
German Titow (1935-2000), Cosmonaut
Mammed Said Ordubadi (1872-1950), Azerbaidjan Writer

Michail Schatelen (1866-1957), Electric Engineer
Gheorghe Georghiu-Dej (1901-1965), President of Romaniana
Daniil Sabolotnyj (1866-1929), Microbiologist
Iwane Dschawachischwili (1876-1940), Georgian Historian

Wladimir Lenin

Klaus

The Spanish stamps, show Philip VI (their corrent king), Miguel de Unamuno, Spanish man of letters and Jean Monet, French politician.

Hello Klaus, I found some information about the actor Boris Shchukin (1894-1939) and the play by Nikolai Pogodin 'The Man with the Rifle' which played at the Vakhtangov Theatre Moscow. Shchukin had the role of Lenin and looked very much like him in the play. I found an alamy photo taken during a performance. By the way, the style of tie hasn't changed much since then.

More neckties, more bow ties.

Klaus

Sc# B298

Sc# B298, the first stamp that shows a cravat.

Some more neckties.

Klaus

Hi guys
Thanks for sharing a nice postal stamp, to participate in the topic.
Best regards to all.

The last neckties and bow ties I've found sofar in my albums.

Klaus

Hi @KlausR
Very beautiful postage stamp that shows the tie.
(I like to say butterfly tie)
Especially the beautiful blue Magyar Posta 1 Ft (Hungary).
Thank you for participating in the topic.
Best regards

Talarico Cravatte

Maurizio Talarico founded his company in Rome in 1999,
driven by the desire to uphold traditional craftsmanship in tie-making
- something he couldn't find in existing manufacturers.
His philosophy centers on artisanal production, with each tie meticulously handmade
and featuring the distinctive "X" stitch, a hallmark of the Talarico brand.
To preserve exclusivity, only three ties are produced per design.

Carl van Megen KG

The city of Krefeld was a German center of the silk and textile industry in the 19th and 20th centuries, which makes it likely that Carl van Megen began as a local producer of silk ties, scarves, and other fashion accessories. In 1983, the company was renamed Carl van Megen GmbH.

Danton and Robespierre wore fine looking cravats.

France Scott B252


France Scott B253


Both were executed via beheading on the guillotine.

Here is Danton stepping up to the guillotine, sans cravate