Dating a Nokona BM-76

[Bubdoggy]

Joe,
I'm going to try to post a picture of this glove but not sure it will work. If it does, you can see there are mildew marks that I wish I knew how to get rid of. I relaced the pocket and fingers with a thicker Tanner's lace. The Nokona lace was o.k. but I felt better with a thicker lace to catch with.

I really like this glove style and almost hate to use this glove as it hasn't seen much action and I hate to wear the markings out in the palm.

[Bubdoggy]

All right, that didn't work. Anybody know how I can post these easily?

Thanks,
Scott

[rmiller]

I think you can just add your link, without the "Img" before or after. If you do that, we should be able to click on them and see the pictures. I can never put pix directly on my posts, so I just add the link, without the "Img" on the ends, and people can click it to view.

I have tried everything (including following the instructions over and over) in trying to post pix right under my text, and it never works, so I finally gave up, and just add a link to click.

If anyone can straighten me out on this, I could use the help.

[awarsoca]

for the img to work it needs to be a .jpg. Use the URL link instead for that link

[Bubdoggy]

Let's try this.

[img][img]http://i355.photobucket.com/albums/r464/bubdoggy/BM76Front.jpg[/img][/img]

[BuffaloGlover]

If you guys would press me on it, I had started a history book project on Nocona that never got finished. I need a little encouragement. It was a fun project and I had completed most of the copy.
One of my favorite stories (and I have this available for mailing) is the Nokona glove that was rescued from the Germans during World War II.
Let me hear from you.

Get a move on! That is an incredible project and will be a most worthy read. I am sure if you need any editing help there would be lots of volunteers (c:
Clint

Joe, that's a great idea! I would love to see a book about this great company. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.

[BuffaloGlover]

If you guys would press me on it, I had started a history book project on Nocona that never got finished. I need a little encouragement. It was a fun project and I had completed most of the copy.
One of my favorite stories (and I have this available for mailing) is the Nokona glove that was rescued from the Germans during World War II.
Let me hear from you.

Get a move on! That is an incredible project and will be a most worthy read. I am sure if you need any editing help there would be lots of volunteers (c:
Clint

Joe, that's a great idea! I would love to see a book about this great company. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.