Possible Ties

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Design	Designer's Notes	Comments
	1. This is the original tie in pean. We hope to have it in silk after a gap of some decades. (The radio buttons in this one case are greyed out deliberately.)	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	2. Alternating stripes of pean and the society shield on yellow.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	3. Alternating stripes of double pean and the society shield (large) on yellow.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	4. Stripes of yellow showing a lion's face gules on pean. The yellow stripe is fimbriated and there is a narrow stripe between the ermine spots.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	5. A bolder version of No. 4.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	6. Alternating stripes of pean and erminois.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	7. Alternating stripes of pean and erminois with the stripes mutually fimbriated.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	8. Alternating broad stripes of pean and erminois.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	9. Ermine – just an experiment!	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	10. Alternating stripes of pean and ermine.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	11. Alternating stripes of pean and ermine except that the ermine has a Cambridge blue field instead of white.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	12. Ermine except that the ermine has a Cambridge blue field instead of white. A Cambridge fur?	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	13. As No. 12 but reversed.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	14. A bolder version of No. 15.	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design
	15. A striped tie showing yellow on black (representing pean) and red on yellow (representing the lions' faces gules on or).	My favourite design My second favourite design My third favourite design

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