The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.

[BobHufford]

I totally get the Poodle thing. We have three (lost the fourth last week after 16 years).

 

[TPD166]

I'm pretty sure that is Sir Anthony Eden, for which the Homberg is alternatively named.

1930s style
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[InsolentPuppy]

Sunday picnic

 

[InsolentPuppy]

Playing checkers in

Harlem, 1930s

 

[Bob Roberts]

Playing checkers in View attachment 56554 Harlem, 1930s

Dudes be lookin tip-top today!

 

[LeBois46]

I remember those scorekeeper beads on a wire & pull down chalk from the ceiling on a counterweight.

I must be old. I remember those items as well. Of course I never cut class to play pool and drink beer.

 

[buler]

Kleinhans, Buffalo

 

[alanfgag]

Founded when Buffalo was one of the ten largest cities in the country, Kleinhans would grow to 54,000 square feet and bill itself as the largest mens store in the US. Vintage hats with the Kleinhans imprint come from attics far and wide. A thread for future...

 

[Redfokker]

Kleinhans, Buffalo

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I'll take one of each! 7 1/4LO please...

 

[buler]

Founded when Buffalo was one of the ten largest cities in the country, Kleinhans would grow to 54,000 square feet and bill itself as the largest mens store in the US. Vintage hats with the Kleinhans imprint come from attics far and wide. A thread for future...

Imagine the number of hats sold just thru this one store! I know I've had many with the Kleinhans name.

B

 

[InsolentPuppy]

A bit more than semi calado.

 

[buler]

Wormser, 1926

Wormser 1949 interior

 

[BobHufford]

 

[BobHufford]

Sikeston, Missouri, 1938.

 

[LuvMyMan]

The Family in this last picture sitting on the bench, just need a bowl of ice cream to make them smile!

 

[BobHufford]

This one's for SurfGent. 1960s?

 

[scottyrocks]

His hat is on backwards.

 

[RJR]

Sikeston, Missouri, 1938.

Great pics.

 

[Cap_7597]

I totally get the Poodle thing. We have three (lost the fourth last week after 16 years).

Just catching up. Sorry for your loss Bob. My parents kept them when I was growing up. Great dogs that were bread to hunt.
Great thing is, no shedding!


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[Cap_7597]

Sikeston, Missouri, 1938.

Great hats!!! I like the guy in the last pic sitting on his walking stick.


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