Consider the Kovsh. These ornamental ladles are kovshi (singular: kovsh), a type of Russian drinking vessel in the shape of a duck. Traditionally, various vessels were intended for different beverages. Kovshi, which come in a range of sizes, were intended for drinking kvass or beer. They were also used for drinking mead, a honey based drink that varied in flavor from using different fruits and berries.
4. BOATER. It is easily to call off boater hats because of their name. Why would I ever wear a boater hat, I'm not a boater.. While I'm sure that's exactly what you're thinking, I encourage you to take another chance on these toppers.
Thanked 28 Times in 5 Posts. Hard Hat (Safety Helmet) Types and Standards ANSI Z89.1-1986. ANSI Z89.1-1986 separates protective helmets into different types and classes. The standard identifies Type 1 and Type 2 helmets. Type 1 helmets incorporate a full brim (the brim fully encircles the dome of the hat); Type 2 helmets have no encircling brim* but may include a short bill on the front (similar to a baseball cap).