I've seen worse but agree that Whippet prices are pretty silly these days.
This thrashed old Whippet on its last legs went pretty high. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEDWX:IT
Randall
I've seen worse but agree that Whippet prices are pretty silly these days.
I am wondering if the market is saturated and prices are down on Whippets? I watch them just because I find the sales of interest price wise and I've seen quite a few go for about $200 and under lately. Heck, during the holiday weekend one went for $80! I saw a 7-1/4 go for $200 even and a size 7-1/8 go for $180 over the last 2 months.
Have we seen the Whippet craze bottom out? Anyone have some tulip bulbs for sale?
Looks like a good hat at a good price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...AMESINDXX%3AIT
I won this Esquire magazine from Sept. 1944. There's supposed to be a Dobbs Lightweights ad in it, but this is the only photo the seller had with the auction. It sold me; I think it will look good on my wall. And maybe the Dobbs ad, too.
Brad
Keeping alive the Crofut & Knapp, Dobbs, and Cavanagh legacy since 2004. Visit my blog, The Hatted Professor.
Perhaps under the Gripes category, what the hell is "steampunk"? I await enlightenment.
Randall
Originally it was a type of science fiction/fantasy story set in Victorian times but there were isolated advanced technologies or crossovers from other science fiction technology. For example they may have lasers but the lasers are bulky and ornate with lots of gee gaws on them, looking like something from Victorian times. Kind of like the Time Machine by HG Wells.
That's a quick description. You can look it up on Wikipedia for more detail.