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Old 07-08-06, 04:51
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Default Tin hats anyone?

Here's something hard to resist!

Interesting to see how the standards of the mid-1920s have changed.

I think I'll take mine in camo please.
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Old 07-08-06, 08:17
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I didn't see one designed to accept "night soil".

Are they still for sale?...and how much to float them up here to yr Colonial Canada?
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Old 07-08-06, 12:34
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I suspect they were sold out by early 1927.
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Old 08-08-06, 12:31
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I don't see a spittoon one ...

Ma Yappy wants to spit
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