Stetson is the best, period.

[Lefty]

...at least, it was, in 1893.

 

[MattJH]

1893 Philadelphia Stetson Hat Company
1948 Philadelphia Eagles
1949 Philadelphia Eagles
1960 Philadelphia Eagles
1967 Philadelphia 76ers
1974 Philadelphia Flyers
1975 Philadelphia Flyers
1980 Philadelphia Phillies
1983 Philadelphia 76ers

Hey, it counts, right?

 

[jamespowers]

...at least, it was, in 1893.

Ah the goood old days when Stetson was made by hatters not accountants. :eusa_doh: [huh]

 

[tortswon]

Silver Anniversary

Since basketball season is now over, it is with great frustration that we observe the Silver Anniversary of Philadelphia's professional championship losing streak. This represents a full one hundred professional seasons of utter futility. Go Phils, go Flyers, go Eagles, go Sixers... go away! :rage:

 

[duggap]

Ah the goood old days when Stetson was made by hatters not accountants. :eusa_doh: [huh]

Hey, lay off the accountants. We make your life less taxing.lol

 

[jamespowers]

Hey, lay off the accountants. We make your life less taxing.lol

Oh you're fine as long as you are doing books but running companies just never works out. Too much worrying about the bottom line and not so much quality. Not necessarily you are you are now educated but I am sure you know some of your brethren who are always focused on the bottom line.

 

[duggap]

Well JP, remember our motto, "if at first you don't succeed, deduct it."

 

[jamespowers]

Well JP, remember our motto, "if at first you don't succeed, deduct it."

lol lol lol lol lol

 

[jonbuilder]

got the doe go custom

Hey, lay off the accountants. We make your life less taxing.lol

We can still buy hats made by hatters if we have the doe and the will to send it. Looking for a steal there is ebay, want a cheap hat, Stetson mall hats are available. Back in the day, they did not have all these selections .

 

[DerMann]

I really like how the New York times has scans and transcriptions of pretty much every article ever published in their paper.

Just a week ago I was looking for a replacement crystal for a pocket watch and one of the search results was an article about celluloid watch crystals from the late 1890s or early 1900s.

Marvelous stuff, really. Might have to go trudging through their archives some time if I ever get exceptionally bored.