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Four Types
1st Apr 2014, 08:41
I have a friend in NZ who is looking for a tie with an AE brevet on. Does anyone know of where I could track one down for him? He is willing to purchase a second-hand one if required.

Four Types

camelspyyder
1st Apr 2014, 08:50
Look in the RAFA magazines. I'm sure I've seen a supplier in there who does brevet ties.

CS

tmmorris
1st Apr 2014, 08:58
RAF Museum do them (Hendon or Cosford).

camelspyyder
1st Apr 2014, 09:14
Checked with EC Snaith and the AE tie is discontinued.

RAFMuseum shop online stocks P, N, E, AG, S, B
Brigade UK has those plus O, eagles, Coastal Command.

I would suggest ebay but I can't access from work

CS

Wensleydale
1st Apr 2014, 09:15
Already had a look at e-bay - they have everything but the AE tie - perhaps it is a taste thing?

Yeller_Gait
1st Apr 2014, 09:21
Already had a look at e-bay - they have everything but the AE tie - perhaps it is a taste thing?


Uncalled for Wensleydale!

Y_G

Basil
1st Apr 2014, 09:37
Uncalled for Wensleydale!
It's a banter thing. Bit like saying "I'd rather have another 100 kilos of fuel than {insert object of insult}" :}

langleybaston
1st Apr 2014, 09:44
or the pilot's definition of gross incompetence?

charliegolf
1st Apr 2014, 09:49
What, 144 AEs? Said the Loadie! (I look down on him...)

CG

camelspyyder
1st Apr 2014, 09:51
I would try ebay .com (US) .ca (CANADA) and the NZ and AU versions as well. I've seen thumbnail pictures from .com and .ca that look promising.

CS



PS. No, I do not have much better to do this morning, thankyou. (just pre-empting more banter):)

Tankertrashnav
1st Apr 2014, 09:59
I deal in military blazer badges and get all my supplies from Pakistan (as do the MOD these days). I would Google "regimental tie manufacturers Pakistan" and contact one or two of the many suppliers that come up. I'd be very surprised if one of them could not do you a one-off tie at no great cost - all they have to do is modify any of the other patterns with the single brevet. May cost you a bit more, but probably no more than a fancy outfitter in the UK would charge you.

camelspyyder
1st Apr 2014, 10:19
good effort...

wrong brevet:(

pzu
1st Apr 2014, 10:53
This outfit offer a 'custom' service minimum order TEN at £9.68 each, don't know about 'set up' charges

Frederick Thomas Handmade Men?s Ties Homepage (http://www.FrederickThomas.co.uk)

PZU - Out of Africa (Retired)

Wensleydale
1st Apr 2014, 11:04
"Uncalled for Wensleydale!"






But too easy! I didn't see a WSO/WSOp tie on e-bay either! I suppose that it is a bit like watching certain web sites on the internet.... its alright when you are actually doing it but if your friends catch you, then.......

NutLoose
1st Apr 2014, 11:28
RAF ENGINEER TIE - Ties & Scarves - Clothing - RAF Royal Air Force Museum Gift Shop (http://www.rafmuseumshop.com/node/1500)

http://alisterreidties.com/raf-engineer-air-crew/

http://www.messkitonline.co.uk/acatalog/Royal_Airforce.html

(Strange how the Regiment version the stripes are backwards.... I kid you not :D )

http://www.mycollectors.co.uk/content/ties/ties-RAF.aspx

WASALOADIE
1st Apr 2014, 12:35
Wenslydale:

No AE brevets because the minimum bid is £0.99!!!

Wasaloadie:)

thunderbird7
1st Apr 2014, 13:45
Don't buy second hand - it'll be covered in food. Oh no! that's the AEO tie ;)

WASALOADIE
1st Apr 2014, 18:29
I heard most AE's sent them back


they were too tight

Lima Juliet
1st Apr 2014, 19:02
Seems they have been discontinued...

Navy Blue - Naval & Military Gifts and Memorabilia. (http://www.navybluememorabilia.co.uk/products.asp?id=29)

Jerry Can
2nd Apr 2014, 11:00
I got one from the shop at the IWM Duxford. Give them a bell. They may still do them.