This is an interesting thread... Around Here (Tennessee), if you mention you're a re-enactor, usually the first comment the "tater" replies with is, 'oh, my great-great-great Grandfather was in the 53rd Alabama'. "Reenactor" in the South is equated with Civil War like "drill weekend" is with the...
Hasn't been too many years since Big Orange blazers and ties were de rigeur for UT alumni at home football games. The hard core Big Orange fan would have a Big Orange three-piece suit; seems like John H. Daniel in downtown Knoxville made 'em. The alumni section at Neyland Stadium would look like...
The American Language by the Bard of Baltimore, Henry Louis Mencken. 1937 edition. It's a slog by any stretch , especially for somebody whose weakest subject in school was English, tied with any form of math. His chapter on slang is fascinating. Highly recommend that chapter to any student of...
I'll throw in: I don't like the Campdraft/vintage OR as much as I like a newer one. I have both a newer gray Campdraft and a 60s-70s vintage OR that MajorMoore reblocked for me. The Campdraft is a physically larger hat and I find myself dragging the roof of my Crown Vic getting in and out with...
I'll clarify what I'm lookin' for: I have a nice Akubra Campdraft; it desperately needs to be Long Ovaled. If we were to have a conference in Memphis, I would ABSOLUTELY tool up to see MajorMoore; he did awesome on my Fawn OR. However, the next work conference is at the Crowne Plaza in Denver...
http://www.wnpt.org/productions/crossroads/2010_sep.html
He was featured in an article on Tennessee Crossroads, a travelogue about interesting people and places here in the Volunteer State. Not sure if there's any way to watch it online, but NPT (Nashville Public TV) might have it online...
Glen Gray. The CD is light years softer than a new OR I handled at Stages West (where they have a man that appreciates first-rate hats that Long Ovaled it for me). That dang thing felt like it was made out of cardboard.
In no particular order:
WW1 era USN E1-E6 Service Dress Blues
WW2 era USN E1-E6 Undress Whites/Undress Blues
USN Aviation Greens
USN Service Dress Khaki
Rules follow:
Remove during the following:
1) In ANY place that serves food or tends to the sick
2) National Anthem
3) When a guest in another's residence
4) When entering the building at work
5) In a funeral parlor or at viewings
6) In ANY house of worship for ANY reason...
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