Red Ryder necktie?

Saw this on ebay and was wondering if anyone could shed some light? 

VINTAGE RED RYDER BOYS NECK TIE RARE DAISY BB GUN AIR RIFLE CHILDRENS ACCESSORY

Hey Mark, wish I had time to run this down for you, but here is a start. This tag is from a 1952 Red Ryder western glove set. I think these items were made for Daisy by a company called "Playmates". The tie in question was probably part of an apparel set (?). Just casually looking around the 'net' it would seem Red Ryder had some stiff competition from Davy Crocket and Roy Rogers in the 1950s.

I believe Steven Slesinger was the rights holder and licensed out to Daisy for their gun line but I'm guessing he sold rights to clothing, accessories, etc. to other compamies, some possibly tied to the Daisy line.

Wonder about the address on back of tie, Says Ill. Wonder what company had that address

Red Ryder was owned and created by Stephen Slesinger. That tie has nothing to do with Daisy. The Ebay title is a great marketing ploy by the seller to get interest.  I would do the same.  Stephen Slesinger was a powerful Licensing Giant..  He invented and pioneered the licensing process for a ton of media formats and was the creator of the Red Ryder... not Harman.  In the late 1930s, Slesinger began developing original characters, which he then hired artists to bring to life. Most prominent among these was  Red Ryder. He hired Fred Harman to produce the art.  He owned  Alley Oop, Dagwood and Blondie, Zane Gray, King of the Royal Mounties, Washtubs, Winnie the Pooh.... etc.. .   I had the pleasure of conversing with his Daughter (can not remember her name) as a good customer of mine many years ago. She was a very nice lady, and bought a ton of my Red Ryder Daisy reproductions.