moontheloon
I'll Lock Up
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In 1950, Hemingway, then at the top of his fame, came out with his "Across the River and into the Trees." E.B.White, in The New Yorker, responded with a piece called. "Across the Street and into the Bar," about an office worker in need of some mid-day relief. Really funny piece.
I know there are places here for old pictures
but I thought it would be cool to put pictures of hats from old NY and get a glimpse of what the city was like back when men wore hats
I gathered these pics from a lot of places
I want to start the thread with my absolute favorite pic
the wall of a pool room in 1943... look at all those wonderful creases
each one is like the signature of the man it sits on top of
the following are from a wide range of years .... if you would like any info on the a specific pic I could probably give it to you
also if you have any please feel free to add
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Lol. They are looking at what appears to b a broom dangling from the 2nd story.