Thursday, April 5, 2012

An Everlasting Mystery

I'm always a sucker for a big honkin' 1920s flattop, and darn it - Paul Erano knows it.  At the Baltimore Show, he gave me one of those knowing smiles and slow nods as I passed by his table, because he knew he had this one sold to me before I even saw it.   This one is an "Ever Last," as marked on the distinctive clip (more on that in a minute) . . .

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