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    Quote Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G. View Post
    I just want to note, for posterity, that Jock Scot has actually put in writing, that the bucket hat will be just fine with him!

    Be well,

    Star

    P.S. The plus fours would have taken less time to alter, if I hadn't allowed my darling husband to try it himself first!
    My dear lady, I fancy that there is a spot of selective quotation going on, that is not quite what I said. Is it?

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    First, you look smashing Jamie (aside from that tartan flat cap). Please, buy a tweed cap.

    Secondly, and especially now that Rex has shown a mock-up photo of himself in an old book, I enjoyed the irony of him saying Jamie had lost himself in time (given the great mustache and beard Rex sports from a time almost forgotten).


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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotus View Post
    A striking resemblance there I must say. I believe Edward did have quite an eye for the ladies so there could be lookalikes all over the place!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    A striking resemblance there I must say. I believe Edward did have quite an eye for the ladies so there could be lookalikes all over the place!
    Actually, it's King George V.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotus View Post
    Actually, it's King George V.

    Well, George's father was Edward.

    As for look-alikes, there's George's cousin, Nicholas. I can hardly tell them apart, but yes, they both had splendid facial hair.

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    I'm loving this thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende View Post
    Well, George's father was Edward.

    As for look-alikes, there's George's cousin, Nicholas. I can hardly tell them apart, but yes, they both had splendid facial hair.

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    Indeed, not to mention Kaiser Bill. I must admit to missing the family resemblance but I should have recognised the more streamlined apearance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotus View Post
    First, you look smashing Jamie (aside from that tartan flat cap). Please, buy a tweed cap.
    First Jock Scot tells me to wear my tweed bucket hat....


    .... and now Scotus tells me to go forth and buy a flat cap!

    What a grand thread this has been!

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    First Jock Scot tells me to wear my tweed bucket hat....


    .... and now Scotus tells me to go forth and buy a flat cap!

    What a grand thread this has been!

    Cheers

    Jamie:ootd:
    It must be one of those trans-Atlantic misunderstandings, must it not? But I am not at all sure that I actually told you to wear that infamous bucket hat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    .... and now Scotus tells me to go forth and buy a flat cap!

    What a grand thread this has been!

    Cheers

    Jamie:ootd:
    I'm just saying that if you must wear a flat cap it should be tweed and not tartan.

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