Where I got married some five years back, my collection got relegated to the second floor of a non-dormered Cape style home. As a result of the Cape design I’m rather challenged by space. My office, taking up half the upstairs, is victimized by an angled ceiling and my 'accumulation' (http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=193459&page=4) is getting cramped. Where I have limited cabinet space for my dusty old caps I had been eying those angled ceilings for awhile and I’ve had to become ‘creative’ to utilize them.
Enter Skip Greenwade the ‘Woodbutcher’ of Texas. I asked him to ponder my little problem and he sent along the fruit of his contemplation last week. Below is his solution which I highly recommend to anyone owning a Cape style home.
As some of you know, Skip makes all kinds of cases for daggers, swords & caps. He’s the ‘solution man’ to properly ‘presenting’ your collection. He certainly solved my cabinet space issue for a few caps.
Enter Skip Greenwade the ‘Woodbutcher’ of Texas. I asked him to ponder my little problem and he sent along the fruit of his contemplation last week. Below is his solution which I highly recommend to anyone owning a Cape style home.
As some of you know, Skip makes all kinds of cases for daggers, swords & caps. He’s the ‘solution man’ to properly ‘presenting’ your collection. He certainly solved my cabinet space issue for a few caps.
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