Any idea what this Mallory Barrister's age might be?
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I'd never heard of the model but couldn't resist for the price.
Welcome to the Lounge, Doug. You sound like my sort of guy. My wife's from Austin, so my first hats were Open Roads. I now have several with various bashes. I love them.
I was fishing for some Homburgs to add to my collection:
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I can't wait to see them.
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This one just came in the mail today. As you can see it was listed as a bowler but I thought it was a homburg. I was right, a very nice soft felt with the bow on the ribbon in the back. I've never seen a...
After my last hat purchase, my wife decrying the fact that there is no storage for any additional hats to put into my daily rotation, finally exasperatedly says: "Why put a $50 hat on a 50 cent head." Luckily, I a bit thick skinned and simply smiled.
Actually in Tennessee, and store that sells beer cannot sell wine or distilled spirits. Any store that sells wine and distilled spirits cannot sell anything else. No mixers, etc. Weird laws.
Gutter, I agree it doesn't work. The guy across the street is well, hard core, and tried it. When I say hard core, he prefers to call himself a "campaigner" but the sleeping spoon style with a bunch of guys has no appeal for me.
Hatted, I'll have my wife take some photos the next time I am...
I am a Civil War Reenactor. More aptly a War Between the States one, since I reenact Confederate and I am often amused by the authenticity fanatics who soak their buttons in urine to get the right "patina" crowd. Unlike Union persona and WWII reenacting as you describe, Confederates...
I grew up in the Indianapolis area and there were some very good Men's and Department stores. The Big Three in Indy were: L. Strauss & Co.; L.S. Ayres & Co.; and, Wm. H. Block & Co. Below those was H. P. Wasson & Company which was middle tier (I had more Wasson's than the other three growing...
I had a pair in Indiana and wore them when the ice and snow were melting and it was wet and slushy. I abandoned them when I came to Tennessee. Come to think of it, I may have lost them in the divorce.
I also read an interesting article on one of the scenes that will not be historically accurate, the Dillinger robbery of the Central Nation Bank & Trust in Greencastle, Indiana. I practiced regularly in Greencastle for about 7 years and the bank had been located on the Courthouse Square, the...
Having grown up living about 20 miles from his home in Mooresville, Indiana, where his parents farm still stood, Dillinger was very much a man of his times. I believe the farm is now gone, making way for the ever popular subdivision, but I remember it as a typical Indiana farm house. I look...
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