Imagine buying them by the kilo then
A recent acquisition and my contribution to the 'Homburg Nation' thread. This piece's back story is that it belonged to the owner of the Indy 500. It is said he brought back car racing after WW II in 1945. His signature: "Anton 'Tony' Hulman, Jr." (1901-1977). The felt is like clay and is simply described in three words...Mar-va-lous!
That is gorgeous, Jack. Great shape and colour to it. Fabulous findA recent acquisition and my contribution to the 'Homburg Nation' thread. This piece's back story is that it belonged to the owner of the Indy 500. It is said he brought back car racing after WW II in 1945. His signature: "Anton 'Tony' Hulman, Jr." (1901-1977). The felt is like clay and is simply described in three words...Mar-va-lous!
A recent acquisition and my contribution to the 'Homburg Nation' thread. This piece's back story is that it belonged to the owner of the Indy 500. It is said he brought back car racing after WW II in 1945. His signature: "Anton 'Tony' Hulman, Jr." (1901-1977). The felt is like clay and is simply described in three words...Mar-va-lous!
That is tremendous Doc. What an incredible find.A recent acquisition and my contribution to the 'Homburg Nation' thread. This piece's back story is that it belonged to the owner of the Indy 500. It is said he brought back car racing after WW II in 1945. His signature: "Anton 'Tony' Hulman, Jr." (1901-1977). The felt is like clay and is simply described in three words...Mar-va-lous!
Beautiful
Yes, I was looking at it and considering it. I got the Mallory Homburg and a Knox Tom 'n' Jerry from the same seller in a bundle deal. If not I would have jumped on the one from Brent.
Gustin Vintage Heavyweight Sweatshirt - Natural Rainbow Nep - $119 Rugged 14oz cotton that gets better with every wear. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - #395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Himel Bros. - The Ross Mk. 1 Leather Jacket Classic D-pocket motorcycle/aviator style jacket.
Have you posted the Tom n Jerry? I love them, and every one I've ever seen is different from the others.
A recent acquisition and my contribution to the 'Homburg Nation' thread. This piece's back story is that it belonged to the owner of the Indy 500. It is said he brought back car racing after WW II in 1945. His signature: "Anton 'Tony' Hulman, Jr." (1901-1977). The felt is like clay and is simply described in three words...Mar-va-lous!
