There is an old French word from the 14th Century 'laniere' meaning a thong or lash. The word also referred to a thong used for securing clothing or parts of armour. In nautical terms it refers to a short rope or wire to hold or tighten standard rigging. There is another word 'lasne' meaning strap, which may be of German origin
The word lanyard originates from the German dialect. A lanyard refers to a thin strip of material or rope that attaches to an object, making the object easier to carry. Lanyards are often used on whistles, key rings, and electronic devices.
No, there is no lanyard hole on the phone body. Alternatively, you can purchase protective case and attach a lanyard to it.
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The record for the longest lanyard braid is held by Julia Stater from Massachusetts, USA, who braided a lanyard that measured 9,129 feet long in 2006.
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Two snap hooks are fastened to the loop of lanyard that runs through the pulley. The flag is fastened to the lanyard with the hooks, and the lanyard is pulled through the pulley at the top to raise the flag.
That's usually "container for a banner" and the answer is "flag bag." If you insist on just "banner", the best I can come up with is "lanyard standard."
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A customized lanyard is a great gift for employees. It's useful and promotes the name of the company.
If you are looking to purchase a custom made lanyard, there are a few places you can check out. Websites such as Lanyard Labs, Custom Lanyards To Go, and 4imprint offer services to make a custom lanyard.
No. The Royal Engineers adopted their lanyard in the 1950's to "brighten up their battledress". The tall tales about them being awarded an Artillery lanyard are just that, tall tales and leg pulling.