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    Skipper Greenwade Hat Stand

    I picked up one of Skipper Greenwade's custom visor display stands at the SOS, and wanted to commend the engineering and top-notch workmanship on this little accessory. It really does my LW EM visor justice.

    Thanks again Skipper!

    http://www.skippergreenwade.com/
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    I love Skip's work. I have a stand for my KM junior officer visor and a grenade stand for my M38 FJ helmet.
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      #3
      Skipper's head gear stands are the best out there in my opinion. I only use those for all of my headgear. Matt

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        #4
        I was really pleased with the one I purchased from him. He even had it etched to show the SS runes on the front and it was painted black... A little over the top, yes.. But it also displayed very well. These are a great investment.

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          #5
          Still the best, Skipper!

          IMO, these stands are quite nice, and still the best option available - he has a great design. For a long time, I've prodded him to explore production of the design in stainless . . . but I can tell his interest rests in woodwork, and he prefers to keep it that way. For me, the advantage of stainless over wood is rooted in the technique of preservation . . . but concede that the cost and effort to manufacture may be difficult to justify. I too use Skipper's creation - and I hope he reads this, as I bet he will recall my prod in the past . . . and would like him to know, how much I appreciate his invention.

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            #6
            Yeah I have owned about 25, they are nice stands.

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              #7
              Very nice indeed

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