Frans Hals (Flory 1955) - I guess that would be a golden anniversary.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:646750}}

I'd think that these could be called Oldies but Goodies

KINDLY LIGHT
BLACK PLUSH

Janet

Wow...now see, none of the pix I've seen of Frans are as attractive as that...and it wasn't on my list. But after seeing YOURS, well, I'll just have to reconsider that one, won't I???!!!

A few that fit the bill are TRAHLYTA, MARY TODD and BECKY LYNN.

Bertie Ferris (1969) is a cute little one that won the SSM in 1980. From 1967, I like Tipper (7 inch blooms, yellow with rose tips)and Catherine Woodbery is a lovely color.

1971, there is Buddy Benz and Ben Arthur Davis, nice cream blends

1972, Ruffled Apricot and Chicago Two Bits

My favorite oldie is

1951 Miss Jessie

Trahlyta for sure, Orchid Corsage and Prairie Moonlight are still two of my favorites. Siloam Rainbow Magic is a bit newer...I think 80's? I really like the colour and a very reliable opener..even on cold mornings.
Ange

Others have posted some of my favorite oldies already, but here are a few more older than 25 years that still stand the test of time. They will always be in my garden.

CHERRY CHEEKS
BUTTERED POPCORN (It's even up for the Stout Medal this year)
PERSIAN MARKET
ALADDIN'S LAMP
WITCH HAZEL
MAUNA LOA
ROCKET CITY

Shive

I've got quite a few oldies. Some nice ones are:

Anzac (1968)
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Autumn Minaret (1951)
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I also really like:

Catherine Woodbery (1968)
Dallas Star (1976)
Egyptian Spice (1969)
Hesperus (1940)
Hyperion (1924)
Ida Miles (1971)
Mary Todd (1967)
Spellbinder (1973)

Laurel

YELLOWSTONE (1953) Clear yellow that won't stop blooming.
JUNGLE PRINCESS (1955) Dark red classic form blooms early with Stella for me.
GOLDEN PRIZE (1969) Voluptious, enormous, mouth-watering shade of golden orange.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION (1972) Unfading near-black even in Dallas' 100+ heat, consistent rebloomer.
JUDITH (1977) Buxom and cheerful early pink with reliable rebloom.

None of these are in any danger of losing their spot in my tiny garden.

Oh I forgot Orchid Corsage and Mauna Loa! and Hyperion!

French Porcelain and Vintage Wine are pretty Munsons from 1976. Moon Twilight is a Munson from 1977.

1957 Lily Dache is a favorite UF

Orchid Corsage is a beauty and so is Cherry Cheeks. Anyway, here is another picture of Frans Hals. Thanks for the comments on the first one.

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I love threads like these. Thanks so much for starting it
mmqchdygg!

Here are some of my oldies but goodies favorites:

Chosen Love - 1970
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Sugar Candy - 1973
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Little Rainbow - 1963
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Vintage Wine - 1976
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Real Wind - 1977
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And some others that I love to see every year:
Dark Star - 1953
Ruffled Apricot - 1972
Tutankhamun - 1978
So Lovely - 1969
Pink Lavender Appeal - 1976
Dorothy Lambert - 1967

and an old spider given to me by a friend because it's name is mine:
Linda - 1936

Linlily

Cherry Cheeks:

Oh boy I have cherry cheeks coming.Really love little rainbow & real wind. I do not have to have the newest, all of the oldies are new for me and just as pretty.

Jill

I know I have oldies in my daylilies that I have long since lost the names of.

My newer to the garden here oldies are Rocket City and Spellbinder, love that screaming orange.

Here's some of my favorite oldies but goodies....
Amy 1954 Richards
Anzac 1968 Parry
Bear Bryant 1978 Campbell
Becky Lynn 1977 Guidry
Cherry Cheeks 1969 Peck
Cherry Lace 1972 Wild
Crimson Tide 1955 Saxton
Enjoy 1974 Childs
Karen Sue 1976 Roberts
Lady Neva 1970 Alexander
Miss Jessie 1956 Hardy
There are many others, especially Munson's and Siloam's but they are just to numerous to name them all. :
Jan

How can you all forget Russian Rhapsody? I also have Sue Rothbauer, which I love, but it is only 24 yrs old.

Here are some I don't believe anyone's mentioned.

Winsome Lady (1964) - a pure pink

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Butter Curls (1966) - sorry not a great picture

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Savannah Moon (1966)- still a favorite yellow

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Asian Artistry (1974)

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I think I have all oldies. Haven't seen the actual blooms yet, just pics from the seller. My mother has one I always loved. I found it under an over grown climbing rose bush this spring, dug it up and took a couple fans. Her's has scapes, but mine doesn't yet. (I guess I took the wrong half!)

Chicago Orchid 1981

Here is a link that might be useful: Tinker's pic- Chicago Orchid

Love that picture of Cherry Cheeks. Will have to add it to my wish list.

I have what I think is either ORANGEMAN (Yeld 1902 ) or MRS. B.F. BONNER (Russell 42) -- probably the latter.

A couple of weeks ago, on my way from here to there, I passed a small daylily seller. Left with CANARI (Nesmith 40). Also left with a pot marked RUTHIE (Williamson 66). RUTHIE, it turns out, is from the 80s and is "light pink with a rose pink halo." Sounds underwhelming. I'm hoping what I have is RUTH (Norton 46), as the registration info sounds like it matches the picture of "RUTHIE" I saw at the seller's.

And, coincidentally, I just returned from the AHS Region 3 summer meeting with two oldies -- and much, much more.:))))) One is LINDA (Stout 36), a gift plant at one of the tour gardens that I also saw growing in an impressive clump in an open garden the day before. The other was one I'd seen in yet another open garden -- PERSIAN PRINCESS (Nesmith 38). It's not splashy, certainly not big, definitely not ruffled, but I was quite taken with its unusual appearance. Naturally, I had to buy a small piece!

and I forgot a few others:

CHOCOLATE SOLDIER (Saxton 57)
CRIMSON PIRATE (Sass 51)
HYPERION (Mead 24)
HESPERUS (Sass 40)
MOLTEN MAGMA (Flesh 62)
SO LOVELY (Lenington 69)

I have the feeling I'm leaving quite a few out....

Hyperion (1924), but growing continuously in this yard as well as my neighbor's since the late 20's. It's a keeper!