Ampersand Necktie. Caslon Font Tie patterns The "and symbol" silkscreen tie

The "and symbol" silkscreen tie

The pattern starts up top with a few screws loose (missing) and then fully filled in to a traditional polka-dot pattern when it reaches the bottom of the tie

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Ampersand Necktie. Caslon Font Tie patterns The "and symbol" silkscreen tieAmpersand Necktie. Caslon font, microfiber tie. The "and symbol" silkscreen tie. Although the serif "Caslon" typeface was created by William Caslon quite long time ago (16921766!) it was revived again in 1966 with a more bold iteration and has become yet another classic representation of typography of that time period. The ampersand is often used when addressing a couple in writing: "Mr. & Mrs. Awesome" or "Bob and Tim", or "Dick and Jane" perfect for