THE MALLORY MILE

[Mario]

Your right Mario I must have got up too early today. Sorry for any confusion.

B

No problem. I'm confused anyway. Can't get any worse...

 

[buler]

Newspaper ads....

Teens:

1910:

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[buler]

Newspaper ads....

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[buler]

Newspaper ads....

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[buler]

Newspaper ads....

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[buler]

Newspaper ads....

Forties

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[buler]

Newspaper ads....

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[Lefty]

"brisk styling" with "mellow quality"?

the Dallas is for "knocking about"?

She'll like it when I go commando?

Mr., we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again. Those were the days.

 

[Dinerman]

 

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[buler]

Milwaukee Mallory Mayer-Krom

Another Mallory Ten from Milwaukee. A black homburg with the 1817 liner and embroidered cloth size tag (transition time from Mallory to Stetson).

B

 

[Lloyd]

Interesting. I can't recall ever seeing an upturned brim on a man's hat that wasn't a western,

Teens:

1910:

 

[rlk]

Interesting. I can't recall ever seeing an upturned brim on a man's hat that wasn't a western,

Teens:

1910:

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Upturns were dominant until snap-brims became increasingly popular in the later 20's. They remained fairly common in the 30's and 40's

 

[buler]

Executive and Scottie - Dec 1941

Note the "Twin Scottie mascots on the band"

 

[buler]

Parkway , Charter, Streamline - March 1942

 

[rlk]

Note the "Twin Scottie mascots on the band"


http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s73/mrsony/MalloryAds/mallory_dec_1941_small.jpg[/IMG]

Those Scotties are so festive!!

 

[rlk]

1940 Meridian and Dunes Club

 

[Mario]

Robert -- you can't (and shouldn't) link directly to a Java script... [bad]