Nice mastheads, I forgot to say. What the heck is the masthead with the tool looking thingy? A manual wood planer? A telegraph key so one can click in the Morse code? An RCA shortwave radio on a side in preparation for a blown valve (vacuum tube) replacement?
No more Dressel’s Pub Above, huh? The Black Eye (Eyed?) Susies rocked with their Ozark Mountain music, yet that was in 2003 or 2004? Time flies than we croak? Cheers. Volvo “Buttermilk” MacDuff.
Heya Bruce!
No more Pub Up, sadly. They’ve since remodeled the upstairs bar, and your photos are all I have to remember how wonderful it used to be. It’s still a drinking establishment, but the upstairs bar doesn’t feel like home anymore.
That weird looking tool masthead is from a blueprint for an antique firearm. I believe that that’s what a pistol looks like when you remove the slide for a cleaning.
Uncle Johnny Rock n’ Roll (Attorney at Bar in the Pubs of the utmost class and sophistication),
Good to hear from you!!! Thanks for the info on your all too cool mastheads. At a shout out for Johnny Rock n’ Roll:
Folks, are you going to visit St. Louis, MO? Need some info on the highlights, culture, and where it is at in Arch City? Go visit Johnny Rock n’ Roll at a St. Louis pub where he serves, and you’ll get the whole poop on the haps on town. Arts, culture, entertainment, dining, you name it. Johnny is a quitessential MC and culture and gastronomical source for info and analysis and critical review. Quit honestely, when Johnny ROck n’ Roll is at the helm of your fave pub in St. Louis, no place is a better place to be, and to start your evening to take in all the delights of sparkly arch city. Sincerely, Volvo “Buttermilk” MacDuff and all of his owld Volvos.
August 16th, 2007 at 9:16 am
Hey, Johnny,
No Elvis Tribute 30 years to the day of his death? How unlike you.
Rock on. Volvos rock! Hope your fab Mercedes is rockin!
cheers,
bub.
September 12th, 2007 at 12:16 pm
Hey, Johnny,
Nice mastheads, I forgot to say. What the heck is the masthead with the tool looking thingy? A manual wood planer? A telegraph key so one can click in the Morse code? An RCA shortwave radio on a side in preparation for a blown valve (vacuum tube) replacement?
No more Dressel’s Pub Above, huh? The Black Eye (Eyed?) Susies rocked with their Ozark Mountain music, yet that was in 2003 or 2004? Time flies than we croak? Cheers. Volvo “Buttermilk” MacDuff.
1% Buttermilk.
September 19th, 2007 at 10:41 pm
Heya Bruce!
No more Pub Up, sadly. They’ve since remodeled the upstairs bar, and your photos are all I have to remember how wonderful it used to be. It’s still a drinking establishment, but the upstairs bar doesn’t feel like home anymore.
That weird looking tool masthead is from a blueprint for an antique firearm. I believe that that’s what a pistol looks like when you remove the slide for a cleaning.
November 1st, 2007 at 9:13 am
Uncle Johnny Rock n’ Roll (Attorney at Bar in the Pubs of the utmost class and sophistication),
Good to hear from you!!! Thanks for the info on your all too cool mastheads. At a shout out for Johnny Rock n’ Roll:
Folks, are you going to visit St. Louis, MO? Need some info on the highlights, culture, and where it is at in Arch City? Go visit Johnny Rock n’ Roll at a St. Louis pub where he serves, and you’ll get the whole poop on the haps on town. Arts, culture, entertainment, dining, you name it. Johnny is a quitessential MC and culture and gastronomical source for info and analysis and critical review. Quit honestely, when Johnny ROck n’ Roll is at the helm of your fave pub in St. Louis, no place is a better place to be, and to start your evening to take in all the delights of sparkly arch city. Sincerely, Volvo “Buttermilk” MacDuff and all of his owld Volvos.