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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Old Time Drink Night Holiday Brew
Last Old Time Drink Night of the year!Celebrating the holidays we have 5 gallons of special locally brewed Smoked Porter by Us Be The Guys Brewery.
It will go fast so don't be late!
As a added last chance shopping bonus we are offering 10% off anything in the store.
Happy Holidays from Kill Devil Hill
xo
Sunday, December 13, 2009
SOCK-O!
IN STOCKThe One, The Only, Original
Work socks that can be turned into a monkey!
1 pack: 2 socks plus instructions
$12.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Holiday Party and Charity Raffle
Funky Holiday Dance Party and Gift Raffle
*all raffle proceeds benefit Dog Habitat Rescue*
Win Gifts From
Disk Jockey's
RON LIKE HELL, COWBOY MARK and MOONSHINE MARY
All going down at our favorite local bar
FRIDAY DEC.11TH 9PM-2AM
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
New In Stock
Horse Hair Braided Bracelets and Rings
Made By: OPUSMAGNUM
http://theraventheswan.blogspot.com/2009/11/kill-devil-hill.html
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Victory Over Death
Victory over Death is a sculpture we created to showcase the B.S. Mercantile frontier pants and cravats.
It was displayed on Nov.14.09 at Devotion Gallery for the Opening of Aire: The Second Fourfold Root
Victory Over Death - the elements
Wallpaper: Hand painted inspired by a victorian blood book called victory over death. The paper tells the story of Hugh Glass, a frontiersman who should have died many times. He was captured by pirates only to escape during a battle between the pirates and Indians. He went to live with a peaceful Indian tribe, surviving many battles only to leave after his wife was captures by another tribe. He joined a trapping company, while on a trapping hunt he was attacked by a grizzly bear and left to die by his comrades. He was determind to survive, crawling 600 miles to the nearest fort to seek his revenge. He survived the 4 month crawl on berries and determination. He died of old age.
The Frontier Pants by B.S. Mercantile: a recreation of a 1850's pattern.
The Cravat by B.S. Mercantile: inspired by the wild west
The Suspenders by B.S. Mercantile: Based on Victorian wedding suspenders. White silk, hand embroidered.
By Mark and Mary of Kill Devil Hill
It was displayed on Nov.14.09 at Devotion Gallery for the Opening of Aire: The Second Fourfold Root
Victory Over Death - the elements
Wallpaper: Hand painted inspired by a victorian blood book called victory over death. The paper tells the story of Hugh Glass, a frontiersman who should have died many times. He was captured by pirates only to escape during a battle between the pirates and Indians. He went to live with a peaceful Indian tribe, surviving many battles only to leave after his wife was captures by another tribe. He joined a trapping company, while on a trapping hunt he was attacked by a grizzly bear and left to die by his comrades. He was determind to survive, crawling 600 miles to the nearest fort to seek his revenge. He survived the 4 month crawl on berries and determination. He died of old age.
The Frontier Pants by B.S. Mercantile: a recreation of a 1850's pattern.
The Cravat by B.S. Mercantile: inspired by the wild west
The Suspenders by B.S. Mercantile: Based on Victorian wedding suspenders. White silk, hand embroidered.
By Mark and Mary of Kill Devil Hill
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
For Halloween You Could Be......
Smokey the Bear
A Mounty
$35
Lost Mariachi Band Member
A Tourist
$30
A Midnight Cowboy
The Ghost of Gene Autry
$35.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Old Time Drink Night + Benefit
Sunday, Sept. 27th 6pm-9pm
at Kill Devil Hill
170 Franklin St. Brooklyn NY
Mary Pickford was the first "American Sweetheart" of the silent silver screen.
She was a pioneer in the motion picture industry, one of the founding members of United Artist, and has since been named on of the leading women contributors to the movie industry.
During her time she was considered "the greatest woman who ever lived" by most Americans.
What sparked our interest in Mary Pickford was not only that she has three cocktails named after her, but how much she did to try and make the lives of everyone around her better. She started by nailing tin cans to the walls of movie studios to collect money for down and out actors after WWI. Mary then went on to set up The Motion Picture Relief Fund and The Motion Picture Country House and Hospital.
Mary Pickford was a remarkable woman that we could all learn from.
In her honor we will be making the first cocktail named after her, which was conceived by a legendary Cuban barman Vincenzo Marianella.
Most importantly will also be taking donations (of money) in Tin Cans for our neighborhood arts. No kidding. Its a Benefit.
Sunday is also the closing night of Greenpoint Open Studios
click on the link for the weekend schedules
*If you missed the rest of the weekend don't miss Sunday!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Time Travel at Kill Devil Hill
Time Travel Tips:Buy bottle of whiskey
Ride in a Biplane
Look for a black hole
Sit at the bar
Visit Kill Devil Hill
Monday, September 14, 2009
In Stock
hand painted lockets by artist Khara Ledonne $50-
think birds, barns, branches, whales
backpocket books by Marilyn Glinka $25-$35
hand bound from recycled books, paper, and denim
gold plated bug jewelery by Rene Francis $50 - $120
earrings, necklaces, and rings
shrinky dink necklaces by artist Melanie Jelacic $45-
anatomy of a frog, a fish, soaring eagle
silk screened ties by Cyberoptix Tie Lab $45-
Monday, September 7, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Vintage Flea Market for Sodafine Sunday
Sodafine Sunday hosts a Vintage Flea Market
With Vintage From :
Sodafine - Kill Devil Hill - Sweet Virginia -
Treehouse - Gold Attic Vintage - Franny & Roey
Burar Falls - 245 Grand St. Brooklyn NY
Sunday Aug. 30th 9pm - 2am
On The Turntables
Erin (Sodafine) - Mary (Kill Devil Hill) - Ilyane (Franny & Roey)
Drink - Dance - Flirt - Buy Vintage
http://www.refinery29.com/sales_of_the_day/deals_of_the_day_sophomore_ste.php
http://www.papermag.com/blogs/2009/08/sodafine_sunday.php
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Working Class Magazine
Check out some of the hot Items from the shop used in our Favorite online magazine
- Working Class Magazine -
The shorts have already been snatched up but the amazing sequin one piece is still here. Once worn by a trapeze starlet, it is waiting for a new one
Photography by Jamie Beck
For more click here:
Monday, August 10, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Meet Francis Xavier O'Neil
Francis Xavier O'neil was a Hatter in Brooklyn during the late 1800's
From 1885-1886 his shop was here at our very own location of
170 Franklin St.
We met his lovely great-granddaughter who came to see what had become of his shop.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Save the one you Love
Here at Kill Devil Hill we like to save. Especially the things we love.
We are now offering our clothing repair services to the public.
Small holes in Denim start at $5.
Medium to Larger repairs $10 to $30.
We know how hard it is to give up on something you love, so don't!
Save your favorite pair of jeans, or that work shirt you've worked a little hard.
Stop on by and we will be happy to help save your loved one.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Friday Feb. 27th is Devil's Night at The Diamond!
Come dance the night away with
DJ Cowboy Mark and Miss Mary
Soul Shaking Tunes
Limbo Contest - Prize for who ever goes the Lowest!
Friday, February 20, 2009
Celebrate Fat Tuesday With US
It's Old Time Drink Night
Join Us Fat Tuesday - Feb. 24th 7pm-10pm
Come in Costume and receive 20% off!
The last Tuesday of every month we host a special cocktail party here
at Kill Devil Hill
This month it luckily landed on Fat Tuesday. So we are having a Mardi Gras Party!
We will be serving up a New Orleans classic The Hurricane.
The Hurricane was invented by the infamous Pat O'Brian during WWII.
Whiskey was scarce, and bars were forced to order 50 cases of rum in order to get one case of whiskey. Pat O'Brian came up with a drink everyone loved in hopes of depleting his rum supply. O'Brian started his bar during prohibition, when he opened up a speakeasy , secret password to get in "storm's brewin"
Use the secret password and we'll give you some Mardi Gras beads!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
allways looking for a fantastic story
This is F.Scott Fitzgerald's briefcase.
"What people are ashamed of, usually makes a good story"
-F.Scott Fitzgerald
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
In Stock Items by: Julie Floersch
Hand Quilted Recycled Denim Jewelry
By Julie Floersch
Collar $150 Earrings $40
at Kill Devil Hill
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
Re-furbish and Re-use
Now is a more fitting time than ever to think about re-using what you already own.Awhile back we posted a picture of a table we were re-furbishing to give it a new life. Here it is completed!
It is a beautiful enamel top table from the 30's/40's. We striped down the countless layers of paint to bring it back to the beautiful wood finish it once had.
We offer a wide range of services for helping you re-store, re-use, and recycle items you already have and love.
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