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Happy semiquincentennial USA!
My Grandfather’s young leg in the upper right as his older siblings and parents celebrate another 4th back in the day.
My Dad as George Washington.
Me in a voting booth with my Mom.
Me, Dad and my siblings on the bicentennial.
Me (bearing the flag), my brother (the drummer) and his girlfriend (out of step and taking a break from the fife) as we led the town’s Fourth of July parade in 1976.
Where did those 50 years go?
Today’s patriotism celebrated with PBR and Bugles. HBD ‘Merica.
My Grandfather’s young leg in the upper right as his older siblings and parents celebrate another 4th back in the day.
My Dad as George Washington.
Me in a voting booth with my Mom.
Me, Dad and my siblings on the bicentennial.
Me (bearing the flag), my brother (the drummer) and his girlfriend (out of step and taking a break from the fife) as we led the town’s Fourth of July parade in 1976.
Where did those 50 years go?
Today’s patriotism celebrated with PBR and Bugles. HBD ‘Merica.
Rmccamey
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Cross posting in the Borsalino Brotherhood. Can anyone make out the writing of the model name of this fedora on the tag shown below?
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That’s beautiful, Bob.
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Today Ive got a few of the old recurve bows out to play with. Once in a while the question surfaces in the archery circles about wearing a brimmed hat when shooting. Ive shot with a fur felt fedora for years and in my opinion, as long as its not a stiff western hat or more than a 3" brim, things work fine.
Today its a modern Stratoliner, and a 62 year old Wing Presentation takedown bow with no sights at 20 yds. Sure doesnt look like the brim caused me any issues! lol. If anything feeling the string on the edge of the brim gives a little feedback that Im at a repeatable anchor point
If youre an archer, use a brimmed hat like all the big bow guys from the 40s and 50s did... looks way cooler than a ball cap and you can shade your eyes in bright sun.
Today its a modern Stratoliner, and a 62 year old Wing Presentation takedown bow with no sights at 20 yds. Sure doesnt look like the brim caused me any issues! lol. If anything feeling the string on the edge of the brim gives a little feedback that Im at a repeatable anchor point
If youre an archer, use a brimmed hat like all the big bow guys from the 40s and 50s did... looks way cooler than a ball cap and you can shade your eyes in bright sun.