The 35 FACES NOTE. This image was lifted from the 35 Faces note (See: Martian Money) and inverted from the positive to the negative of the image and then rotated 90 degrees clockwize. The 35 Faces note shows this artist's rendering of an object which was captured on film, the photograph of which was published in a book titled Flying Saucers Have Landed, in 1952. The photograph was taken by a man named George Adamski, who lived on Palomar Mountain, San Diego County, California at the time. The image is that of a classic cigar-ship. I studied the very grainy photograph to draw and color the ship. See also: 1952 Palomar Mountain Cigar Ship In Blue/ Where's a girl supposed to park her Canoga? Ties series. Have A Cigar, Will Travel. In Black, Red, White, Blue, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Green, Purple, The Greys, Baby Blue, Plastic Baby Rattle Yellow-White, and Which-Ones Pink. Wear this tie and I assure you you're gonna go far. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Copyright (C) 2010 Marti J. Hughes