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Hat Storage Advice
That plastic closet bin is Fabulous... Thank you for the great idea...!!! -
Teaser Trailer for an upcoming thread
I couldn't "copy" a straight line with a ruler... :D- emigran
- Post #26
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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WTT: Florsheim wingtips
Probably my favorite shoe in college... (60's)... cordovan color...exceptionally comfortable. size is way too small for me though...- emigran
- Post #2
- Forum: Classifieds
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Texas rising
Turned it off half-way... great outfits and hats... too noisy for me...- emigran
- Post #8
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Men rings - How to choose? What do you wear?
Rarely do these days on a daily basis due to my occupation as an acupuncturist... they bother me... however I wear my grandfather' engagement ring from like 1919... a large garnet flanked by two small diamonds and my father's engagement ring which is a three diamond-in-a-line beauty...Always...- emigran
- Post #13
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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FS: Post-WWII Borsalino Ecosca Palladio/grey Qualità Extra Extra Superiore Size 7 1/4
Really nice looking hat, Nik, wonderful soft bash... much too small for me... it'll find a new noggin for sure...- emigran
- Post #3
- Forum: Classifieds
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Diamonds in the Golden Era
Thank you about the Garnet... actually my grandfather's ring I refer to in my above post is a Garnet not a ruby... I suppose if it wer really a ruby it would have been hugely expensive given it's size...- emigran
- Post #20
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The horror! The horror!
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Diamonds in the Golden Era
One of my treasured possessions is a ruby and diamond engagement ring given to my grandfather by my grandmother... the ruby is quite large and the diamonds are quite small on either side... they were married in 1918. this would accord with what is being said here about size and popularity- emigran
- Post #18
- Forum: The Golden Era
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How do folks react to your hat wearing?
The supermarket where I frequent each weekend knows me an my chapeau fetish... this past week a fellow came up to me and says... Geez... you don't see those anymore... really nice... where did you get one... we then spoke fondly where and how and about the days when EVERY man wore a fedora... -
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Art Fawcett VS Hall of Fame
Mustang... not to worry because soon you will be doing the same rigamarole for your second VS... and third...and... -
Oilcloth Safari hat. Have I picked the right hat?
That one looks great... perfect" fit" Try some of the online hat sites "hats in the belfry" comes to mind...(no afil) for a low cost lid. -
2 manmade pies
Don't laugh, girls, just go to Betty Crocker's site and look up Bisquick pie recipies... easy as pie... my fave is coconut custard with a little orange extract added in :eusa_clap- emigran
- Post #20
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Is This a Real Trolley Type?
Watch the salami sandwiches before you go to bed...!!!- emigran
- Post #18
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Why men used to be scared of shopping trolleys.
I shop once weekly and what concerns me is the myriad numbers of seniors shuffling about the aisle , in apparent overwhelm, staring at shelves and aimlessly putting items in their baskets... I wonder what they actually need and/or use whilst purveying all the spectacular colors and...- emigran
- Post #9
- Forum: The Front Parlor
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Is This Jacket an Ike Jacket, or a Ricky Jacket?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/e/e7/Eisenhower_jacket_88122.jpg/175px-Eisenhower_jacket_88122.jpg- emigran
- Post #2
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Lost art of proper relaxation
The point made about class and garb defining everything of a person's being is well taken... to the point where it could assist one to upgrade his appearance ... My paternal granddad owned a brass and bronze factory during the depression and it survived (in different ways) in the family till...- emigran
- Post #31
- Forum: Skills and Smarts
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Hazelnut wood for grilling/smoking
I lived in SW Florida during the mid 90's and a buddy of mine who had Hazelnut trees on his acreage use to cut limbs to make aged medallions which he would soak overnight in "Mojo/Naranja"(the bitter orange and garlic spiced liquid) and geez loueez was it good stuff... chicken, ham, ribs...- emigran
- Post #11
- Forum: The Connoisseur
