Undercover Shriner
I've been buying Avengers back issues on eBay for about a week now.
Encouraged by the abundant comic book auctions, I decided to explore uncharted territory this weekend and I came back with almost everything I will ever need for going undercover as a Shriner:
1. Authentic Shriner fez -
From the Islam Temple in San Francisco.
2. Set of 2 commemorative towels from a Shriner golf outing -
Text reads, "Lu Lu Shriners Annual Golf Outing".
3. Authentic signed Shriner membership card -
From 1957.
All for less than $15.00
I couldn't be more pleased with eBay.
I didn't post this earlier because I didn't want anybody to bid against me.
Addendum I: I thought it would be funny to mail the fez around to all blog members so they could get a photo in it for the sidebar icons, but considering the level of participation lately, I don't think I would ever see the fez again.
Addendum II: The name and signature on the Shriner card belong to a Mr. Frank Henry, so if you notice a Shriner answering to the name "Frank" or "Mr. Henry", it is probably me.
Encouraged by the abundant comic book auctions, I decided to explore uncharted territory this weekend and I came back with almost everything I will ever need for going undercover as a Shriner:
1. Authentic Shriner fez -
2. Set of 2 commemorative towels from a Shriner golf outing -
3. Authentic signed Shriner membership card -
All for less than $15.00
I couldn't be more pleased with eBay.
I didn't post this earlier because I didn't want anybody to bid against me.
Addendum I: I thought it would be funny to mail the fez around to all blog members so they could get a photo in it for the sidebar icons, but considering the level of participation lately, I don't think I would ever see the fez again.
Addendum II: The name and signature on the Shriner card belong to a Mr. Frank Henry, so if you notice a Shriner answering to the name "Frank" or "Mr. Henry", it is probably me.
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