Look what I found at Walmart

[squareinthecircle]

I am a long time Jazz fan and I collect memorabilia, autographs etc. I was snooping around the web the other night and stumbled upon this gem.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Karl-Mal...ple-045-Autographed-16x20-Photograph/11171862

Yup now we can pick up an autographed 16x20 of Karl the Mailman Malone if not at our local Wally World, at least through them and for a hansom price at that. I don't think the Chinese made that.

 

[LogGrad98]

*handsome

Actually hansoms can be quite expensive. Often you find them in collections. They are a little different from a buckboard, but kind of the same idea. Of course almost all were horse-drawn, but I know they made some with the earliest motors. Maybe they were just modified.

Ok I found a picture:

They made a modified version later with the driver above the engine, but not many were made. Today many are made by the Amish.

 

[fatchipper]

*handsome

Actually hansoms can be quite expensive. Often you find them in collections. They are a little different from a buckboard, but kind of the same idea. Of course almost all were horse-drawn, but I know they made some with the earliest motors. Maybe they were just modified.

Ok I found a picture:

They made a modified version later with the driver above the engine, but not many were made. Today many are made by the Amish.

You might be the only person in the world that could take a typo and turn it into an interesting history lesson.

 

[bigb]

You might be the only person in the world that could take a typo and turn it into an interesting history lesson.

"Interesting"? Not the word I would use.

 

[TheDude]

"Interesting"? Not the word I would use.

I lol'd