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See Georgia First scarf, cotton, 1969
Frankie Welch's See Georgia First scarf is a variation of her Discover America scarf. The design was made into skirts that were worn by hostesses in the Georgia welcome center.
Flyer, Frankie Welch of Virginia scarf style variations, ca. early 1970s
A flyer distributed by Frankie Welch of Virginia showing all of the different ways one could wear a Welch scarf
McDonald’s scarf, Qiana, 1976
This is the first of two scarves that Frankie Welch designed for the McDonald's company.
McCormick scarf [sage green], Qiana, 1977
Sage green version of the first version of scarves that Frankie Welch designed for the McCormick company
McCormick scarf, polyester, 1978
The second of two designs that Frankie Welch created for the McCormick spice company
Photograph, Miss See Georgia First and Miss Georgia at the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, 1969
Miss See Georgia First, Hedy White, (second from right) and Miss Georgia, Marilyn Olley, (far right) are seen both wearing Frankie Welch designs. White is wearing a See Georgia First scarf and Olley is wearing a Cherokee Alphabet Frankie.
Photograph, Frankie Welch at a trade show, ca. 1977
Frankie Welch showcasing her designs at a trade show, making herself available for design work
Hubert H. Humphrey scarf, silk, 1968
Frankie Welch-designed scarf created in order to promote presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey's campaign
Richard Nixon inaugural scarf, silk, 1969
Frankie Welch scarf design created to commemorate the new president's inauguration
Flyer, Frankie Welch Bicentennial, ca. 1975
Flyer showcasing Frankie Welch's designs for the upcoming United States Bicentennial