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David Hart is a fashion designer in New York City. His neckwear collection is available exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman.

www.davidhartnyc.com

21 Responses to “About The Invisible Agent”

  1. honeypenny said

    hey you have a very cool site! I love all the vintage info! I was just in New York a few days ago. Happy new year!

  2. after visiting your blog, potency of black and white has further been reaffirmed for me at least.

  3. Hi David!

    I just got an email about your ties at Bergdorf’s from the urban daddy list serve and recognized your name. Congrats on starting your own company..the ties look great! I hope you’re the next Ralph.

    warms regards,

    Shane (production assistant who sat across from you at Tommy).

  4. JP said

    Great blog. I especially enjoyed the old HSM ads– i used to work for them.

    Best,

    JP

  5. Natalie said

    Where did you get the rock’em sock’em image. I would be perfect for our marketing effors

    Thank you-
    Natalie

  6. giiid said

    Your ability to find interesting and “related” images and subjects are amazing, and very inspiring. I am realy impressed about how consistently you are working.

  7. adam lark said

    Your posts are unique. Thank you for sharing.

  8. Beth said

    Love your website.

    This, by the way reminded me of one of your wonderful ties…

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230344815443&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:US:1123

  9. MrRay said

    Just found your blog and am an instant fan! Stoked to find another with such similar interests. Keep ‘em coming.

    Cheers

  10. Jerry Helck said

    I have a blow-up of a 1912 HS&M advert showing eight nattily attired young men, and an improbably coiffed young lady, on and around a Mercer Raceabout(the hot car of it’s day). My father was a commercial artist and motorsports fan and I’ve speculated whether this may have been his work. In any case, it’s a super graphic that your readers may enjoy and while its too big for me to scan, I could send a jpeg image and if a anyone can identify the artist I’ll be delighted.

  11. daisie said

    I ahve just bought an original 1950’s pair of Cabana Shasta Black Cateye sunglasses, can you tell me how I know if they are the real thing as I cant find anything about them on the internet?

  12. karen said

    hey! this is so random that i had this experience and you had yours within the same week or so… randomness. i’m obcessed with her. i didnt know she existed and now i can’t get enough of it! lol

  13. jay said

    Hi,

    I surfed your blog, it was nice.
    Maybe you have better to add RSS in your blog, GL.

  14. dinesh said

    Your blog containing great stuffs. Loved all the posts.
    Kind regards

  15. ritchot said

    I was wondering where you got the image bomb-shekter-1961.jpg Is it possible that I could get a higher resolution copy of that image? if so, please let me know how.
    Thanks. ritchot

  16. Lorna Joy said

    So, you’re the dapper fellow that bought my red typewriter! I’m so pleased. Your sensibility and your toys are a real tickle (as they used to say, and might say again!) If you’re interested in musical instruments, check out Bear Paw Fiddles, our vintage musical instrument company.

    I’m very pleased to have found your site. (I was searching on “1926 Royal Typewriter”, and there you were.)

    I look forward to perusing your site at greater length. Best regards from the other coast,

    Lorna Joy

  17. I’m enjoying your blog – great topics and writing. Thanks. I’ve added you to my list of worthy clicks. All the Best! – Paul

  18. Samantha said

    Recently stumbled upon your website. LOVE IT – you find some amazing things. Keep up the great work!

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