Molorom, I am a newbie with whips. I can barely crack this big whip. I also bought a smaller one that I can crack, and I'm working with it to develop some skill. I believe it will work nice once I am up to speed, but it is much heaver and longer than my smaller Steve Blanton made whip. I have had a ...

Wow, nice whip...I want it.

Never mind that last post...I believe I understand. From your loyal Dig Worker...now where is that danged shovel.

Oh, BTW, What the heck is Grail Recovery Volunteer, if you'all will forgive my ignorance.

Thanks to all for the great help. I tend to agree with Bernadodc (are you a bone cracker?). I just emailed Bernie Wojcicki, and hope to have a reply from him. I will let you know. BTW, I also have a new (to me) 6 foot bullwhip that was made by Steve Blanton, and secondary to my in-experience (is tha...

Thanks to all for the welcome. It's a beautiful vintage hat in beautiful condition. The feel of the felt is awesome, and I fancy myself a fairly good judge of fine fur felt. The feel is thin and soft yet firm...it's hard to describe,. but once you have felt it, you understand. I'll quit on this cuz ...

Hello Folks... I'm a newbie on this board. I have been lurking for a few weeks, love fedoras, and whips. I am frankly curious how you folks would rate my fave hat as close to the IJ standard. I love this hat...it is a vintage Stetson Imperial...one of the finest hats of yesteryear. I have collected ...

Hello, I've been lurking for a little while now, and decided to join the fun. I'm fairly new to the Whip, and recently bought this jem from the ebay. The seller stated it was a kangaroo whip made by an Australian whom he could not remember the name. This seems to be the place for whip enthusiasts. C...