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The defunct Cloud Club during the 1930s as portrayed by the late Laurence Fellows.

Coming soon. . .  Suits, sports jackets, dress pants, and neckties at The Average Guy's Guide to Classic Style on Ebay.  Quality pre-owned menswear at very reasonable prices for average guys, who are looking to kick up their everyday style more than just a notch or two.  You can also find the link at right in the Interesting Style Links column.

-- Heinz-Ulrich

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  1. I love the Fellows print...I have not seen that one before.

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  2. Agreed. It's one I like most of all. Found it online somewhere a few years ago and saved it into a folder on my computer only to forget about it for quite some time. Seemed like a good idea to trot it out in advance of adding items to my Ebay shop. How is Springtime shaping up on the Mainline?

    Best Regards,

    Heinz-Ulrich von B.

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  3. Spring is a welcome change from the harsh Winter we had. In addition, the Steeplechase season is under way as are the Triple Crown races!

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