This well-known exchange between Lady Astor and Winston Churchill. I remembered hearing about this exchange, but didn't know who the woman was. When I googled it, I found some variations of the exact words (I always heard it quoted as being "tea", not coffee). None-the-less, here it is...
And the winner is...
The Akubra Casual! It's a crushable, so it comes pre-shaped and only one color, but I didn't mind. It wasn't a budget-buster, I just shifted priorities temporarily. (I like the way that sounds, don't you? :D) Thank you MIKE S at David Morgan for all your patience and...
Fine minds think alike, I was just going to start a thread about "graduating" from jeans.
I'd like to add another question - where to find pants that come equipped for button suspenders/braces. I know there are buttons you can get and hammer them on pants with belt loops, but I don't like...
I still have some time left on my vacation, I'll try to get out there again, only this time not so close to closing time.
But I like lutefisk! Ya, you betcha! (Just kiddng! Never tried it, no desire to!) Oops, the statue is Lenin, not Stalin, but whatever. Not far from the bridge troll.
Y'all pretty much matched my choices too, except that I'm a little reluctant to spend $104 on a first hat. The stingy brims look too nerdy. The last two pics are actually two different hats, the only differences were the shape of the crown, the band, and one was lined. I don't like black...
I managed to get to a few hat vendors to try on some hats. The first place was David Morgan. I stopped by there while in the area, but it was close to closing time so I didn't try many on. I did get to meet Mr. Morgan. Very nice guy, even has a sense of humor. While trying on a few, I was...
Which is unusual for Germans, particularly the Nazis. In most cases, they took great pains to document and note details, almost as if they had a fetish for logging everything. I wonder if rather than being personal photo albums, they were items that were issued or purchased with generic...
Copy/paste the URL into AltaVista then select Russian to English translation. There isn't a lot to translate since the photos don't have captions, but it helps some.
1938 actually, but I'll vote for that one too. A friend of mine and I happened to catch this bizarre movie many years ago on late-night TV. It featured some soon-to-be munchkins (Billy Curtis, Wizard of OZ, 1939).
The Terror of Tiny Town - Internet Movie Database
Bad Movies.org
Interesting thread, mind if I revive it? I posted this picture in the "Vintage Family Photos" area, but I want to include it here also:
My Dad's parents, William "Joe" (1878-1960) and Lucy Goebel (1883-1970). Grandpa did many things for a living, mostly farming and logging. Grandpa was...
Thanks, someone else suggested trying a search for banded shirts also. But after inquiring by e-mail with a few online sellers of banded collar shirts, they all said the shirt was not compatible with a detachable collar. At least one of them had no idea what I was talking about, and I suspect...
Here's one of my finds, an Arab coffee pot. I think it's from the 60s. Not sure how they work, but I don't plan to make coffee in it. I just thought it was very ornate and vintage-looking (and not made in China!):
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