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Old 09-03-2014, 10:35 AM
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Here's Ed Eynon, Secretary for the Washington Senators - also a Burke photo. Eynon is sporting a high weave-count Montecristi:
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George Stallings and Comiskey and the Babe...
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The hats look better on the old gents than they do on today's hipsters.

Maybe it's because the old-timers are also in coat-and-tie.
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The hats look better on the old gents than they do on today's hipsters.

Maybe it's because the old-timers are also in coat-and-tie.
Yeah and they aren't wearing cheap-a** hats from Target like the hipsters either.
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