Oddity

[Willowbilly3]

A friend has 2 of these. Just an oddity, no need for the haters to boil over. Thought you guys might like to see a piece of our local history. They had the convention here in 1925 but it's pretty well hidden history. We don't have blacks or Jews so they beat up Catholics.

 

[Willowbilly3]

Forgot to mention, it's a tail light lens for a Model T

 

[Neverdone]

Nothing like advertisement to get your group known!!! Something to hang on to there, piece of history. Although I don't think I would ever install it on a rig. Sort of like the guy I heard about on the news the other day. He had license plates that said "Not See". I don't think I would advertise that either. Just asking for attention you don't want at that point.

 

[Stroker McGurk]

Maybe it stands for Kustom Kulture Klub?..........lol

 

[26Troadster]

history is history, it is what it is. very cool piece, that will never be made again.

 

[26Troadster]

Maybe it stands for Kustom Kulture Klub?..........lol

and boy george is the leader.[ddd[cl

 

[Old Iron]

Didn't know they even made those.
Kool pieces to have for wall art

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

and boy george is the leader.[ddd[cl

[clWithout prior notice, my toast and coffee instantly exit.


Interesting pieces WB.

Not to hijack or promote hatred - I've read the KKK was the largest single organization in our province during the era. Similarly, attacks were pointed at the Roman Catholic church and its "subversion" of the public school system.

This postcard of a cross-burning in Regina, May 24, 1928, was addressed to “Hon. Geo. Spence, Parliament Bldgs, Regina Sask.” Spence was a member of the provincial Cabinet at the time.
Saskatchewan Archives Board


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