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Jac. Squigglesworth—what are his squiggles worth?
No worries! This photograph was taken well before either one of them reached the pinnacle of their fame. As of 1892, all of that was still in the uncertain future…
December 1, 2025 at 8:43 PM
No worries! This photograph was taken well before either one of them reached the pinnacle of their fame. As of 1892, all of that was still in the uncertain future…
1892. Early to be sure, but not too early.
“Robbie” front and center, bottom row (just above the mitts) is Wilbert Robinson.
“McGraw” back row, third from the right is a young John McGraw.
“Robbie” front and center, bottom row (just above the mitts) is Wilbert Robinson.
“McGraw” back row, third from the right is a young John McGraw.
December 1, 2025 at 8:36 PM
1892. Early to be sure, but not too early.
“Robbie” front and center, bottom row (just above the mitts) is Wilbert Robinson.
“McGraw” back row, third from the right is a young John McGraw.
“Robbie” front and center, bottom row (just above the mitts) is Wilbert Robinson.
“McGraw” back row, third from the right is a young John McGraw.
Little Shake ‘n’ Bake from Mark Andrews.
November 17, 2025 at 12:13 AM
Little Shake ‘n’ Bake from Mark Andrews.
Lucky you! Enjoy!
November 14, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Lucky you! Enjoy!
How funny is it that Begonia Pope—the person who made the iconic Tom Baker scarf—mistakenly believed that she had to use all the wool she’d been given?
Her creation ended up being around 20 feet long.
Sort of a reverse–Spinal Tap Stonehenge scenario. (Accidentally making something way too big.)
Her creation ended up being around 20 feet long.
Sort of a reverse–Spinal Tap Stonehenge scenario. (Accidentally making something way too big.)
November 12, 2025 at 12:41 PM
How funny is it that Begonia Pope—the person who made the iconic Tom Baker scarf—mistakenly believed that she had to use all the wool she’d been given?
Her creation ended up being around 20 feet long.
Sort of a reverse–Spinal Tap Stonehenge scenario. (Accidentally making something way too big.)
Her creation ended up being around 20 feet long.
Sort of a reverse–Spinal Tap Stonehenge scenario. (Accidentally making something way too big.)
One of my favorite BUCKle-Up Birds.
November 11, 2025 at 5:04 PM
One of my favorite BUCKle-Up Birds.
That makes two of us!
November 10, 2025 at 10:56 PM
That makes two of us!