| Knives |
| Machetes |
| Some ties |
| Texas ties |
| Big knives |
| Skinny ties |
| String ties |
| Western ties |
| Heavy knives |
| Some machetes |
| Cowboys' ties |
| Texas neckwear |
| Kin of machetes |
| String neckties |
| Ties with cords |
| Arizona neckties |
| Western neckwear |
| Certain machetes |
| Western neckties |
| Wyoming neckties |
| Ties with clasps |
| Southwestern ties |
| Mindanao machetes |
| Philippine knives |
| Machetes of a sort |
| Shoestring neckties |
| Philippine machetes |
| Western accessories |
| Defeatists; traitors |
| Isaac Asimov wore them |
| Cords used as neckwear |
| Ranchero's accessories |
| Narrow neckwear choices |
| Square dancers' neckties |
| Large single-edged knives |
| Common square-dance attire |
| Official ties of New Mexico |
| G.I.'s who can't shoot straight |
| Machetes originated in the Philippines |
| Heavy knives for hacking in the jungle. |
| Machetes that originated in the Philippines |