I received yesterday my Greg Starbuck black-piped butternut forage cap, ordered off the forum. It is superb. I can wear it with the crown high or low and pitched forward. The only downside is that my wife finds it odd I choose to wear it to bed. But, then, what does she know? This is is one of the very few contemporary caps I've seen that catches the precise personality captured by era photos and by the artwork of Don Troiani and the late, great George Woodbridge. Mega accolades.
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Mr. Fox,
How about sharing a pic of the cap? Best regards.Tom "Mingo" Machingo
Independent Rifles, Weevil's Mess
Vixi Et Didici
"I think and highly hope that this war will end this year, and Oh then what a happy time we will have. No need of writing then but we can talk and talk again, and my boy can talk to me and I will never tire of listening to him and he will want to go with me everywhere I go, and I will be certain to let him go if there is any possible chance."
Marion Hill Fitzpatrick
Company K, 45th Georgia Infantry
KIA Petersburg, Virginia
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The brave respect the brave. The brave
Respect the dead; but you -- you draw
That ancient blade, the ass's jaw,
And shake it o'er a hero's grave.
Herman Melville
http://www.historicsandusky.org
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Yeah, well, Starbuck's static photos don't do this cap justice. It's the way it composes itself when on ones head. And I know I'm even handsomer when wearing it, even though one would think that an impossibility.David Fox
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David,
I also am rather fond of wearing Mr. Starbuck's fine work about the house and shop much to the dismay of the wife. The kids, however, like the headgear. I cannot say enough good about Greg's work.Matthew S. Laird
[email]CampMcCulloch@gmail.com[/email]
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Cane Hill College Mess, Company H, McRae's Arkansas Infantry
Auxiliary, New Madrid Guards Mess
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