Vintage fishing photo proves time travel.

[Cuttyhunker]

Visiting Reelytime down here in the sunshine state, I found him tackling a very big Ocean City that remembers Roosevelt's (the second one) first term.  At some point in the distant past the old girl had apparently hit a hard floor or deck resulting in a small "dogleg" as Randy described it in the bridge sleeve.  We brainstormed some ideas to straighten it out and avoid turning it into an S-curve.  We parted with the thought of rather than (probably) screwing up the bridge with stone axe and bear skin tactics that a canvas of the big boy collectors here may turn one up. What a surprise that I soon had a text that the King, Bullseye54, had one in his platoons of parts bins.  Now I've told you all that so I can tell you this.  Being in the 1930's frame of mind I recalled and mentioned that I had a vintage Tommy Gifford photo, I think downloaded fro Ed Prichard's site.
Clearly the angler in the dory, with Tommy on the right, is none other than Corporal Max Klinger, in full drag.
I told Reelytime I email it to him but have decided this is too monumental to Keep only here in Florida so now I humbly present it for your inspection and comment.  Time travel is real!!
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[nelz]

Huh??? Whut the hail???

(I'm a big MASH fan.)

[oc1]

Looks like a swordfish and a gigantic cane rod.  They could have towed the Queen Mary.
-steve

[Cuttyhunker]

Agree on the sword alongside.

[Donnyboat]

Great picture, I bet they had to distribute there weight, when that fish had pressure on the drag, not the biggest of boats, thanks for posting, cheers Don.

[nelz]

Never mind the fish/rod/reel this is about KLINGER!!!

[JasonGotaProblem]

I dont think I'm old enough to understand any of this.

[philaroman]

Never mind the fish/rod/reel this is about KLINGER!!!

(I'm a big MASH fan.)

 OK: did Radar ship that outfit, piece-by-piece to...  Cleveland

was piece-by-piece jeep just in the original movie, pilot or was it [re]done in show

 ...from memory -- no checking

[wfjord]

Super cool photo; thanks!