Ball Cap Nation, A Journey Through the World of America’s National Hat by James Lillifores; 2009; 218 pages; Clerisy Press, Cincinnati, OH; 978-1-57860-340-4; 2/9-2/10; checked out from Multnomah County Library,Central
If clothes say who we are, the clothes that really say who we are are our t-shirts and ball caps. With them we become billboards for sports teams, causes, beliefs, companies and multitudes of other things. The author does a good job of tracing the evolution of the ball cap, from simply a piece of the equipment for a baseball player to being a piece of almost everyone’s wardrobe. We find out how a cap is made, what the proper etiquette for wearing them, about some of the biggest collectors (90,000) and much more. An entertaining and well researched look at the baseball cap. Grade-A
worth the price of admission
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i went to the semi-annual big old card show in st. paul a couple of weeks
ago. this was a hotel show last fall, but has been held in the st. paul
rivercent...
13 hours ago
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That sounds like a book I would like as someone who owns a closet full of hats!
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