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01-20-2019, 05:24 PM

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Parker in a 1937 Stetson Ad....

When folks still dressed for the field and traps.

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a fine looking hat indeed....charlie

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Do you think the artist intentionally depicted the gun in the foreground to appear to have been improperly refinished?

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Hmmm... high house on the right side of the field?

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I still wear a tie when i go afield. Passed down from generation to generation.

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