English: Sample of Roberto Dabdoub’s neckwear line. All the designs are actually photographs of Microorganisms taken through a microscope. Roberto Dabdoub donated all proceeds from the sale of his books and neckties to HIV and cancer research. New Orleans, LA (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Heirloom haberdashery.
CANET = ENACT, MIYLF = FILMY, RETSOE = STEREO, BIFAUL = FIBULA — Giving us: EAIMYSTFIL
Clue/Question: His father’s neckwear collection was full of – – –
Playboy Neckwear (Photo credit: mdaines)
Answer: FAMILY TIES
(More of a classic pun, I guess. But, a little on the boring and predictable side. No new clue words today, but there were some new jumblings for me. I had a little trouble getting both “stereo” and “fibula”. I was a little lazy and backed into both of them. Luckily the answer was pretty obvious. But, the answer letter layout was very good. The cartoon and dialog tells the whole story. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Why do I always struggle with words that start and end with vowels! Grrrr! I backed into STEREO, also. I have struggled with VIDEO before. I should know better. FIBULA I backed into and cheated on. With all the political drama going on in Jersey, my mind is not as it should be! 🙂
This is a lovely play on words. You’re very good. Many thanks.