35023 - “Mr. Egen” Man Tipping His Hat, 1855-68 WWII K&C Afrika Korps Native American Warrior Getting Ready

Native American Warrior Getting Ready to Fire from Behind a Tree Stump

having suffered heavy losses – the 54th suffering the greatest

Wearing his “steelpot” and navy blue windcheater jacket this sailor is on “lookout” duty

wrapped-up monsters would appear and come alive again and go out looking for likely victims… female if possible

35023 - “Mr. Egen” Man Tipping His Hat, 1855-68 WWII K&C Afrika Korps Native American Warrior Getting ReadyMr. Egen Man Tipping His Hat, 1855 68 Whether one is doffing ones cap or tipping ones hat, the act of lifting headwear off ones head is a sign of greeting. It is a simple signal of respect, recognition, or salutation between persons. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, a hat tip was a common greeting between friends or acquaintances while walking or meeting at a social gathering. Typically, two men would lift or tip their hats to each other,