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<p>[QUOTE="Dawnno, post: 582580, member: 10171"]totally agree, that the 'drapery tie' is a "portepee" or sword knot for an officer. the word comes from the french "port epee" or "carry a sword (epee)" which was earned by officers (now equivalent to a Commissioned Officer). the rubber banded part would be long enough to loop as in komokwa's photo.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dawnno, post: 582580, member: 10171"]totally agree, that the 'drapery tie' is a "portepee" or sword knot for an officer. the word comes from the french "port epee" or "carry a sword (epee)" which was earned by officers (now equivalent to a Commissioned Officer). the rubber banded part would be long enough to loop as in komokwa's photo.[/QUOTE]
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