Kauff had no problem saying things like "I'll make them all forget that a guy named Ty Cobb ever pulled on a baseball shoe," and "I'll hit so many balls into the grandstand that the management will have to put screens up in front to protect the fans and save the money that lost balls would cost." To top it off, he dressed, in the words of Damon Runyon, like "Diamond Jim Brady reduced to a baseball salary size." With respect to their games the comparison of Charleston to Kauff was not totally inapt, but, unlike Benny, Oscar did not boast in the press-and he didn't have the funds to indulge in diamond
tiepins and silk underwear.
Tiny cameras were also inserted in
tiepins, belts, rings, lighters, matchboxes, cigarette packets, watches, pens, hats, powder compacts, binoculars and even guns.
Tiny cameras were also inserted in
tiepins, belts, rings, lighters, matchboxes, cigarette packets, pocket watches, wristwatches, pens, hats, powder compacts, binoculars, radios...
Founders' jewels were presented to the first members of a new lodge, older examples being made in gold and sometimes set with diamonds, often bearing the name of the individual brethren, while those after 1940 are generally in silver and occasionally accompanied by
tiepins and cufflinks.
And between 8.30am and 5.50pm thieves broke into a house at Brookfield and stole an Acer laptop, two gold
tiepins and a Rotary watch with a black strip and square silver face.
fisherpaykel.co.uk FABULOUS FAUCETS If a new kitchen is the business suit of your home then kitchen taps are the broaches or
tiepins, adding sparkle and stand-out quality.
in a notorious case, the Supreme Court of Justice acquitted the head of the State Forrest agency (also a MP) who was proved to have caused damage of millions by acquisitions with blown prices (he bought Versace
tiepins for all foresters in Romania at a value of 20 000 more than their shop price).
Rocky, 21, headed the men's team as they swapped
tiepins for rolling pins to deliver a lunch service and cater for a City function.
There are knick-knacks like 3.5938 * (7) 1.18755 desk accessories, company watches, wallets,
tiepins, t-shirts etc.
Of course, in times gone by, there was the concept of "old money", not tainted by the vulgarity of new money, which demanded to be noticed - in monogrammed
tiepins, 4x4 cars, fake coats of arms, a swimming pool in the garden, golf club memberships, private aeroplanes and so on.