Back in 2006, I painted and decorated a summer house my wife at the time and I had bought with that album on constant play. Johnny Cash was on, too.
Strange Pork Pie bash for the 25. Looking forward to seeing your new version, Nathan.
For an evening gad about, a 1940s Carlton Homburg sold at the wonderful establishment of A. Meers, Strasbourg.
I'm really looking forward to warm weather. While I wait, I can still wear my felts.
I've always liked the look of that one, Nathan.
Glad to hear you, the family, and house are safe and sound. Hope your 25 arrives safely soon, too.
Whenever I hear about the twisters you guys have over there, I always think of this one from the Boss.
Thanks, Joe. An honour to be on the list with all those other great hats.
Appreciate it coming from someone like your good self who knows more than a thing or two about hats.
Another interesting feature is that in both the print and the pin, the Johnny Walker man is holding a lorgnette. Usually, he's more often tipping his hat.
In the print, it seems to be a one eyed glass lorgnette. While in the pin it's a double.
Thank you so much, Nathan.
The pin is the Johnny Walker "striding man".
It's significance is, I like Top Hats and Whisky :)
I also have this circa 1930s print of a Tom Browne 1905-10 sports advert for Johnny Walker.
Tom Browne created various scenarios of the Johnny Walker man in...
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