- The
shoelace knot, or bow knot, is
commonly used for
tying shoelaces and bow ties. The
shoelace knot is a
doubly slipped reef knot
formed by
joining the...
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Bowknot Lake is a
small alpine lake in
Custer County, Idaho,
United States,
located in the
Sawtooth Mountains in the
Sawtooth National Recreation Area...
- circuits, we
describe almost in
figure 8. The men call it a `
bowknot' of a river; so we name it
Bowknot Bend." (Powell, 1869) From the 1840s
through the 1860s...
- and
Pearl Queen Mary
Royal Ruby
Teardrop and Dot
Belmont Tumbler Company Bowknot Rose
Cameo Dell Gl****
Company Tulip Diamond Gl****-Ware
Company Victory...
- made use of trompe-l'œil in her designs, most
famously perhaps in her
Bowknot Sweater,
which some
consider to be the
first use of trompe-l'œil in fashion...
- uniform. The
lapel button is a 1⁄2-inch (13 mm), six-sided
light blue
bowknot rosette with
thirteen white stars and may be worn on
appropriate civilian...
- two pendants,
loops and
clasps for the sleeves, 32 buttons, and a
large bowknot.[citation needed]
There is a
tendency for
paste parures from the period...
- the Foot of the Oak Tree" 47
Agemaki (総角) "Agemaki" "Trefoil Knots" "A
Bowknot Tied in Maiden's Loops" 48
Sawarabi (早蕨) "Fern-Shoots" "Early Ferns" "Bracken...
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rosettes to
their members as well.
Rosettes are also
sometimes called bowknots, due to
their shape. Moreover, a
large rosette is
sometimes pinned onto...
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Membership Bowknot Ribbon Badge of the
Institution (Colors red, blue, and yellow.)...
