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US1208167A
US1208167A US82438014A US1914824380A US1208167A US 1208167 A US1208167 A US 1208167A US 82438014 A US82438014 A US 82438014A US 1914824380 A US1914824380 A US 1914824380A US 1208167 A US1208167 A US 1208167A
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  • Patented pet. is, rate,
  • This invention relates to neckties of the kind adapted to be tied by the wearer, and has for its object improvements whereby the said tie may be worn in a manner to expose any one of four different patterns, colors or materials of which it is composed so as to produce the same effect as could be obtained by the employment of as many different ties, thereby efi'ecting great economy.
  • a necktie is made up of a suitable number of pieces of material of difierent color, pattern, texture or the like, so cut and joined together as to form a single necktie.
  • the tie is composed of four pieces of material of difierent color, pattern or texture, two of which constitute the back and front of one end and the other two the corresponding parts of theother end, the same pieces being oined by sewing or any other suitable wellknown means.
  • the tie in use with a double collar, can be so tied as to expose only one of the ieces of material at a time; consequently our distinct neckties are combined in one article.
  • the tie can be so tied as to expose only one of the ieces of material at a time; consequently our distinct neckties are combined in one article.
  • the tie may substantially as set forth.
  • a necktie consisting of a band for tying comprising four pieces of material each of a different color, pattern, texture or the like, said pieces being disposed at the opposite ends of the two sides of the tie and there connected together at their adjacent end and along their respective edges so that the junction of the said pieces is so located as to cause the adjacent parts of the different pieces to be hidden by the wearers collar
  • a band for tying comprising four pieces of material each of a different color, pattern, texture or the like

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E. W. KNOTTS.
NECKTIE. APPLICATION FILED MAR. I3, 1914.
LQQEJ Wu Patented Dec. 12, 1916.
ERNEST WILFORD KNOTTS, 01E SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA.
nncn'rrn.
, naoaiea Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented pet. is, rate,
Application filed March 13, 1914. Serial No. 824,380.
of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to neckties of the kind adapted to be tied by the wearer, and has for its object improvements whereby the said tie may be worn in a manner to expose any one of four different patterns, colors or materials of which it is composed so as to produce the same effect as could be obtained by the employment of as many different ties, thereby efi'ecting great economy.
According to this invention a necktie is made up of a suitable number of pieces of material of difierent color, pattern, texture or the like, so cut and joined together as to form a single necktie.
According to a preferred construction the tie is composed of four pieces of material of difierent color, pattern or texture, two of which constitute the back and front of one end and the other two the corresponding parts of theother end, the same pieces being oined by sewing or any other suitable wellknown means.
Y en in use with a double collar,.the tie can be so tied as to expose only one of the ieces of material at a time; consequently our distinct neckties are combined in one article. Obviously not only the color or pattern but also the nature of the material may substantially as set forth.
be varied, so that a large range of choice may be presented to users. Furthermore, the shape to which the material is cut, as Well as its size, may be varied according to the manner in which the article is to be tied, without departing from the spirit of this invention.
One mode of carrying the invention into practice is illustrated by the accompanying drawing, in which four different pieces of material a, I), a, (Z are sewn together at e and along their respective edges. The pieces a, b, c, and a? may be of different colors,
patterns or composed of material of difi'erent texture.
I claim:
A necktie consisting of a band for tying comprising four pieces of material each of a different color, pattern, texture or the like, said pieces being disposed at the opposite ends of the two sides of the tie and there connected together at their adjacent end and along their respective edges so that the junction of the said pieces is so located as to cause the adjacent parts of the different pieces to be hidden by the wearers collar In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
ERNEST WILFORD KNOTTS. Witnesses:
EDGAR A. SODDIN, JOHN W. MAGHATTIE.
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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2625687A (en) * 1948-12-14 1953-01-20 Sherman Sol Reversible necktie
US4696064A (en) * 1987-04-20 1987-09-29 Morwood Robert A Necktie and method of tying

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2625687A (en) * 1948-12-14 1953-01-20 Sherman Sol Reversible necktie
US4696064A (en) * 1987-04-20 1987-09-29 Morwood Robert A Necktie and method of tying

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