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Artwork Featuring Hats
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HATS WITH HISTORY
Memorial Day 1920 - Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia- Thundercolt
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Western, anyone?
Clearwater Hat Company - Antietam style Flat crown hats like this were very popular in America during the 1850's and into the Civil War period.- Thundercolt
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Fedoras afield
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Western, anyone?
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Show Us Your Dark Side - Shadow and Silhouette Portraits
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HATS WITH HISTORY
Vintage Cow-Boy Hat from the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum- Thundercolt
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Artwork Featuring Hats
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Artwork Featuring Hats
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Western, anyone?
While I'm waiting for some professionally restyled hats from a friend, I was motivated by Mark’s (Voo) restyling efforts and decided to restyle my old Weather Hat Co. lid into something with a less drastic crease and softer side dents, then added a bit more brim curl and side profile. I like how...- Thundercolt
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Restyled yesterday - I've had this Weather hat for 30 years.- Thundercolt
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Artwork Featuring Hats
The hat was copied from a photo of Wyatt Earp taken on June 10, 1883, less than 2 years after the shootout in Tombstone, AZ. Wyatt didn’t want to brandish his revolver in public, so he had a waxed canvas pocket custom made to conceal his 7 ½” SAA in his frock coat.- Thundercolt
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