Quigley Brown
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Late 50s/early 60s hand-painted...I think she's topless. :eeek:
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Yes, it is knot planned.
Late 50s/early 60s hand-painted...I think she's topless. :eeek:
Late 50s/early 60s hand-painted...I think she's topless. :eeek:
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today's tie 4" wide from a city shop - following Quigley's lead it looks like easter eggs - kinda
Late 50s/early 60s hand-painted...I think she's topless. :eeek:
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Knot planned means that the necktie's design is laid out to where when you form the knot, it's a different color/design than the rest of the tie. Here's one I have at hand:
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And the Tie of the Day is Ink Spots. :
I imagine this calls for a celebration then?That's a new one for me.
I imagine this calls for a celebration then?
Knot planned means that the necktie's design is laid out to where when you form the knot, it's a different color/design than the rest of the tie. Here's one I have at hand:
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Sure, but in lieu of that, I'll be accepting neckties as gifts...
That is outstanding. And a Genie Creation...That's a new one for me.
Thank you, Annixter, for the explanation. The yellow knit tie I posted a page or two back has at the top a white or cream lining indicating where it is meant to be around the neck, and I follow the intended design when I tie it. Is this an example of a knot plan, also?
Genie was a big thing last year.
http://youtu.be/-2-hs-pJZUo
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