In a move that would thrill victim of modern-day subway harassment, she reached for her hatpin—nearly a foot long—and plunged it into the meat of the man’s arm. He let out a terrible scream ...

made a noisy protest against the measure, on the ground that the city had no right to regulate women's wearing apparel and that at night the long hatpin was woman's only defense." 7.Hair brushes ...

A hatpin isn’t an accessory that many women encounter nowadays. Probably because, hats aren’t a daily wardrobe occurrence for us anymore. Back in the day – as in back in the early 1900s ...

“At last I reached up and took a hatpin from my hat. I slid it around so I could give him a good dig, and ran that hatpin into him with all the force I possessed,” she told The Evening Worl ...

Nor is The Hatpin populist in tone or structure but the standing ovation on opening night suggests a broad appeal beyond the sum of its individual parts. Telling a story steeped in sordid Sydney ...

The classic hatpin holder is hand painted china with floral designs and is shaped like a tall salt-shaker. It has six to twelve tiny pinholes in the top (smaller than salt holes), has a flat ...

weaves in and out of the lives of women fighting the patriarchy - from the titular hatpin panic to a woman running for Congress today. The cast - Pooja Chawl, Sarah Gavitt, Karen Lange ...

The amethyst-studded hatpin may have been owned by Edward IV or a high-ranking member of his court Courtesy of Duke's Auctioneers On the morning of February 3, 1461, the Lancastrian and Yorkist ...

This curate’s egg of a show is effectively Coram Boy meets Les Miserables, to which several musical numbers owe a lot – arguably too much. The titular hatpin is, it eventually transpires, the murder ...