Still Life with Hats . . .

[howardeye]

 

[150719541]

Witness to history ¡¡¡¡

Nikon F (Japan) 1970, 3 knives ( from Germany 1960, 2005 & 20089 , My Wegener (2010)

 

[150719541]

One sporting more ¡¡¡

Among utility work, Mr. Water Polo ball ¡¡¡¡

 

[DNO]

Mmm...no caps yet...and no harps either! So here's my Henri-Henri and a couple of Hohners.

Ahhh...the Cap and Harps. Decent name for a pub.

 

[DNO]

Or a Stetson and Harps, even! Not such a great pub name, though.

 

[bowlerman]

These are great! Any pub with "harp" in it is a pub I'll go to. ("to which I will go" sounded pretentious in this case.)

howardeye, that's a beautiful finish on that guitar. What is it?

 

[Dan Allen]

Trout Day

 

[m0nk]

Trout Day

Very cool pic. Nice rod too, is it bamboo?

 

[Dan Allen]

Yes, made by the late Leo Ick of Jacksonville Arkansas. the hat is a beaver brand Major I picked up last night for twelve bucks at a second hand clothing store.

 

[m0nk]

Yes, made by the late Leo Ick of Jacksonville Arkansas. the hat is a beaver brand Major I picked up last night for twelve bucks at a second hand clothing store.

Wow, great rod and excellent find on the hat! Congrats!

 

[Dan Allen]

I know all about the rod but nothing about the hat, guess I need to do some research or something.

 

[bowlerman]

Picked up this little treasure this afternoon:

 

[randooch]

What, no cane?

 

[howardeye]

These are great! Any pub with "harp" in it is a pub I'll go to. ("to which I will go" sounded pretentious in this case.)

howardeye, that's a beautiful finish on that guitar. What is it?

It is a Taylor K-22. Made of Hawaian Koa Wood. Have harps also!

 

[bowlerman]

Ah, the mighty Taylor! I love my 310, but I'm a smallish guy, and that is a big guitar!

 

[bowlerman]

What, no cane?

Randall, you just opened the door for a whole bunch of oboe player puns. Here's your cane!

 

[hatophile]

Wow, you gents are cooking with these photos!
I love that koa wood guitar too!

 

[splintercellsz]

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[howardeye]

Ah, the mighty Taylor! I love my 310, but I'm a smallish guy, and that is a big guitar!

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I played at least a hundred guitars before I chose this small body K-22 for my wife. I liked the small concert size and the sound is out of this world making it great for finger picking. There is one on eBay that is mint for around $2,000. I have seen them go for $4,000. I don't think they made a whole lot of them. Here is the back side.

 

[ottawa_adam]

Picked up this little treasure this afternoon:

I'm looking forward to seeing the topper after a good brushing.