joaniebo, Howdy;

I'm in your corner, BUT, I have this ball cap that explains it concisely.
It reads; " Confusion runs through the hallways of my mind feeling
completely at home. " nuff said.

hank

DUBBN, Howdy;

Not sure if you are aware, but someone photoshopped your Standard ND
hat into something totally different.

hank

nfrechet, Howdy;

Norm, your vice never fails to impress. Thank you.
Today you blessed us with a whole heard of'em too.

hank

NightWatchman, Howdy;

I think it's a perfect name you've hung on it. Heck, can almost see the curtain rod stretching the
hackle out... chuckle.

hank

reference for the younger crowd;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFZavCkl9mY

newriverspey, Howdy;

Otto, always enjoy seein' what your seal chokes-up. So much nicer then fur balls from a cat.

Lovely fly.

hank

REE, Howdy;

Nice fly, enjoyin' the "graveyard humor" such as it is,

hank

Howdy All;

When I first joined up here and was just beginning to learn to tye I had some old
Bow String wax that I used. Worked really well. Don't remember the name of it and
it is rubbed completely off the container. Still have some, chuckle. Tacky as all get out.

hank

Howdy All; The knot used is referred to as a "Cobra Stich Knot" a member of the sinnet knot family. https://www.google.com/search?q=Cobra+Stich+Knot&oq=Cobra+Stich+Knot&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 If the look is familiar it's basically the same as the lanyard...

BrooksnBrowns, Howdy;

BrooksnBrowns wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 5:50 pm Hi. The glass bead Is interesting. Does it mimic an air bubble or does it serve some other purpose?

It could be the air bubble, In my thoughts it's that "bright-n-shiny bauble" that most curious critters
on God's green/blue earth are always drawn to ...

hank

Thero, Howdy; Yet another stunning find - Well done!! I couldn’t help but notice that the price was 14 shillings, a princely sum in the late 1800s. Before the UK went decimal it used to be 12 pence to the shilling and 20 shillings to the pound. To convert to USD it was (back in the 70's), One penny ...