Why would an antique cape have label "Otto Kahn"??

from the New Yorker:

 

What a shock-a.............

 

Tell me something good!

 

Cookie dough ice cream.

 

Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

 

haha shocka kahn
He had a company that specialized in furs, capes and also had credits as a costume designer for films, as information provided by so probably not family made, MissD, but you really never know! No-one bought it, anyways!

 

I found this whole thread fascinating. Thanks to all!

 

I'm no academic - but I've always loved biographies and that's why I knew who Otto Kahn was (a little, as it turns out!)

It's totally amazing how the lives of the famous and not so famous intersect. Very much like 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon - check it out! I found this hilarious factoid:



at: https://oracleofbacon.org/movielinks.php
You can keep hitting that "different link" and keeps finding more stuff

I agree - this was fun!

 

Cont'd >>>>
Eggs & Bacon
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Foghorn Leghorn
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Colonel Sanders
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The Wolf (No Peter)
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Carla Capon
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Al Capone
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Rocky Raccoon
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Porky Pig
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Elmer Fudd
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Mel Blanc
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Mont Blanc
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Albert Schweitzer
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Bob, the 3 legged Schnauzer
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Rutherford B. Hayes
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Henery Hawk (Yes, Henery)
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Foghorn Leghorn
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Eggs & Bacon
~
Kevin Bacon ....

 

Kingsie, I am awe-struck.
Stricken? Strunken? Strank!
Doggone english.

 

Ha!!!!
I had SO much fun with that!!!

 

You were correct right off!
Even if you used 'was' instead of 'am'.

 

Thank you!
I was awe-struck.
There.