Connecticut Printers Inc 150th Anniversary Tie

Conn Printers were once the lions of lithography, exercising the power of the presses over the important publications of the day. The business printer Currier & Ives, published Mark Twain and printed legislative journals of the Senate and House, but it changed hands, the industry changed and in 1990 it went bankrupt. In 1995 Jim Weber and Bill Flanagan started their own printing company, bought the name and renamed it Bond Press, historically a competitor. This navy and red necktie was designed exclusively for Connecticut Printers Inc. for their 150th Anniversary. This 1980's era neckwear is in excellent vintage condition. 3.25x55inches (SKU# T48970)