Neckties Through Centuries A Fashion Chronicle
The article traces neckwear from 1600s Croat victory, cravats named by French, through lace and solitaire bows, to 19th century soft neckties. It notes Beau Brummell's knotting display, the Oriental bow, and shifts to string ties and four-hands. It ends with questions about the tie’s purpose and its decorative role.
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Austria
Paris
Charles II
England
Europe
Beau Brummell
London
Prince of Wales
America
Love Affair With Violin Still Blooms
Frank Marquiss, 99 year old violinist, performs monthly nursing home concerts in Denver area with his wife Wanda on piano. He builds and repairs violins, recalls starting in Missouri Ozarks in the 1880s, and contrasts his soothing music with rock and roll.
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Colo
Frank Marquiss
Denver
Marquiss
Missouri
Ozark Mountains
Chicago
Wanda
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