Whitewall tire question

Hi,
I saw a pic of an early 60s custom with supremes and skinny whites. Besides the whites, it also had a pinner stripe on the outside of the whitewall in a different color. Can anyone tell me what these are?

thanks
Tim

 

Could be Goodyear "Golden Eagles" Goodyears top of the line tire back in the old days?

 

hey, pics would be nice!!

 

Vogue's maybe

 

Back in the 60's I worked at a local store in PA called American Auto. They sold Cordovan brand tires. We had some that had a groove outside the white wall and a tool to paint it the color chosen by the customer. Kind cool but we didn't sell them for very long. My guess is the paint didn't hold up. That was not information shared with the lowly stockboys. (Cars loaded up with a lot of bolt on acsessories were referred to as "American Auto Specials.")

 

X2

 

looks like Vogue it is! thanks, Shifty...they look like the ones I saw....

 

Here is one with a pinner whitewall and redline. Click on the picture to make it larger.

 

Vogue tires are one of the oldest tire comany's from the USA and one, if not the first to offer whitewall tires.
Tires are now painted whitewalls and goldlines.
WTF?

 

Not all are painted.