- The
handkerchief code (also
known as the hanky/hankie code, the bandana/bandanna code, and flagging) is a
system of color-coded
cloth handkerchief or bandanas...
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American female working-class
street wear.
Women would also
often wear a
neck handkerchief or a more
formal lace
modesty piece,
particularly on
lower cut dresses...
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Muslim men and
women and is also
considered a hat. The
neckerchief and
handkerchief are
related items. A
bandana or
bandanna (from
Hindi and Urdu, ultimately...
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copiously and his stepson,
Lieutenant Nisbet, cut a
piece of his own
neck handkerchief and tied it
tightly around Nelson's arm to stop the bleeding. The...
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practical style of dress,
including "a grey-coloured
handkerchief,
loosely tied
around the
neck to
prevent sunburn". When Baden-Powell
launched the Scout...
- his
black fur and the red
handkerchief that was tied
around his
neck,
although he also had a blue and a
white handkerchief that his
caregiver also put...
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Spanish word pañuelo (from paño + -uelo)
means kerchief, scarf, and
handkerchief. Pañuelos were
traditionally made from
sheer lace-like
nipis textiles...
- and
suffered the
highest number of losses.
Members wore a red
handkerchief around the
neck with red
stars on
their hats. On 20
September 1943 in Milano...
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officers of this
regiment were
wearing brightly colored handkerchiefs fashioned of silk
around their necks.
These neckcloths struck the
fancy of the king, and...
- the
former king was
ultimately convinced by Edgeworth, and his own
handkerchief was used
instead of rope. The executioner's men then cut his hair and...
