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    Bartender Andykev's Avatar
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    LIST YOUR HAT BOOKS

    What books do you have in your collection pertaining to hats?

    Mine are as follows (partial list):

    The Panama Hat Trail, by Tom Miller

    Hats for Every Head, by Ruth Garland-Dewson

    Hat Life 2000

    The Century of Hats, by Susie Hopkins

    Mr. Locke of St. James Street, by Frank Whitbourn

    Hat Life, 1983

    Ninetenth Centruy Hat Maker's and Felter's Manuals, by Susanne Pufpaff

    Men's Hats, by Giuliano Folledore

    The Cowboy Hat Book, by William Reynolds & Rich Rand

    Stetson Hats: 1865-1970 by Jeffrey B. Snyder

    Panama, a Legendary Hat, by Martine Buehet

    Hat talk, by Debbie Henderson (**GREAT**)
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    Wow! You have a library of your own there. Would you happen to have the ISBN number for Stetson Hats or Hat Talk. They both sound like something that I could sit down and pour over whilst drinking a Martini---stirred not shaken. I don't like cloudy Martinis.

    Regards to all,

    j

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    Ok, I contacted the author of Hat Talk and Handmade Felt Hat. I will soon have both of those in my collection.
    Are there any others that are really essential to those interested in Felt Fedoras and how to date the styles and blocks---lots of pictures please. LOL LOL
    Come to think of it, Andy, how is your book coming along? You know the one I wanted you to write with lots of pictures of your collection and your own inimatable style of writing. I think you could really put a nice manual together for the beginner. You certainly know enough and are familiar with the best of the past and present. When does the book come out? I will buy the first copy (signed by the author of course)

    Regards to all,

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    Thanks for the references. I wouldn't have thought that there had been that many books written expressly about hats. I own The Panama Hat Trail, and must make my next purchase Hat Talk, of which I've heard nothing but good.
    Ray K.

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    The Cowboy Hat Book, by William Reynolds & Rich Rand

    Hat Talk, by Debbie Henderson

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    I only have 2 for now.
    Hat Talk

    Stetson Hats
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    Indispensable

    Quote Originally Posted by Film_Noir_Buff
    Also, is there a book that covers (no pun intended) hat etiquette, the wearing of hats, the shaping etc?
    I have an early '40's Emily Post that I consult often. It covers everything a gentleman of vintage bent might want to know, from fork selection and packing for trips, to the wearing of hats and other attire.
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    Hat Books

    Only two, The Panama Hat Trail, by Tom Miller, and Panama, A Legendary Hat, by Martine Buehet.

    Regards, Kaleponi Craig

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    Yeah!

    Ok guys,
    i have noone book about hat, why?
    Becouse i have never found one of it in italian!!
    Hi and compliments.

    Riccardo.

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