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Who are the 2 ladies in this pic ? Bonus points if you are able identify all of themOriginally Posted by aj_del
This pic is also in James Sherwood's book including all the names..
Renfield
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The lady stood next to Suggs is Anda Rowland owner of A&S
The lady in the plaid suit at the end is the head cutter at G&H, Kathryn Sargent.
The chap on the post box is Guy Hills, joint proprietor of Dashing Tweeds.
Edward Sexton is the chap with his hand on the traffic cone.
Patrick Grant with the red folio.
John Hitcock on the opposite side of the post box.
Chap with bolt of Tweed cloth, sat down is Patrick Murphy, cutter at Huntsman.
...others as I remember them.
The lady in the plaid suit at the end is the head cutter at G&H, Kathryn Sargent.
The chap on the post box is Guy Hills, joint proprietor of Dashing Tweeds.
Edward Sexton is the chap with his hand on the traffic cone.
Patrick Grant with the red folio.
John Hitcock on the opposite side of the post box.
Chap with bolt of Tweed cloth, sat down is Patrick Murphy, cutter at Huntsman.
...others as I remember them.
Dean Keaton
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You plebs !Originally Posted by aj_del
So ridiculous... Anyway I wouldn't mind more pictures of this guy, because he's really well dressed. What's the source btw?
niidawg3
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Exceptional attire but I just noticed he's a wearing a button cuff shirt with a suit! Oh, oh the horror of it.....Originally Posted by Will C.
wha whaaa?
Originally Posted by aj_del
bootleg Neo?
Who are the 2 ladies in this pic ? Bonus points if you are able identify all of themOriginally Posted by aj_del
where is Ozwald? did he lose his store or is this an old pic?
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