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Flat-Cap Jigging!!
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echoscout
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That looks great Charlie. Congratulations! I look forward to seeing more pictures of these.
Looks phenomenal!
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wlfryjr
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I think so too Charlie. Bill's good and crafty.
Amir Fleschwund
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Very nice, Mr. C.
I may be a little slow on the uptake, but I might detect a connection between this new Waynorth Cutlery, tweedy jigging, and flat caps.
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Absolutely fantastic, Charlie! Well done.
Nickel silver pins???? Maybe liners?? Similar to the Black Jack??
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OMG… those covers turned out better than I thought they would. Absolutely stunning Charlie
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Great looking jigging !
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Always thought there was a suspect side to Lyle!young lyle a rascal!
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lambertiana
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That turned out really nice.
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Always thought there was a suspect side to Lyle!
mind you, Lyle was about maybe 6'0 or 6'1 to me when I met him at my first rendezvous if I remember correctly. which means Lyle in his younger days was probably even bigger! i definitely wouldnt have picked a fight with him
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You should get some
waynorth
flat caps made up Charlie! 
Congratulations on another great run my friend, they look fantastic 
My Harris Tweed flat-cap has a herringbone pattern. The older workers' flat-caps were cloth, rather than tweed (only rich folks could afford tweed), and every man and boy wore one. They have made a bit of a resurgence here, in recent years, but are generally either plain, like the Kangol caps, or tweed. Dog's Tooth (or Houndstooth) caps are rarer, in part because not many folks have suits of that pattern made up, and Harris Tweed is cheaper and more accessible than it was in the past
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flat caps made up Charlie! Congratulations on another great run my friend, they look fantastic My Harris Tweed flat-cap has a herringbone pattern. The older workers' flat-caps were cloth, rather than tweed (only rich folks could afford tweed), and every man and boy wore one. They have made a bit of a resurgence here, in recent years, but are generally either plain, like the Kangol caps, or tweed. Dog's Tooth (or Houndstooth) caps are rarer, in part because not many folks have suits of that pattern made up, and Harris Tweed is cheaper and more accessible than it was in the past
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Bébel, bien-sur
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