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Like Gorbachev wearing his backwards all day, & Reagan not pointing it out to him.I’ve seen that as well, Jim. I’ve wondered if they just put the hat on backwards.
Like Gorbachev wearing his backwards all day, & Reagan not pointing it out to him.I’ve seen that as well, Jim. I’ve wondered if they just put the hat on backwards.
*PRICELESS*Like Gorbachev wearing his backwards all day, & Reagan not pointing it out to him.
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I’ve seen that as well, Jim. I’ve wondered if they just put the hat on backwards.
I recently watched an episode of Wagon Train with Jack Lord in it. For one part of the show, his ribbon was on the wrong side. After a commercial break, it was on the right side.
I might make up a hat and put a bow on both sides and then watch someone make up a thread about it.Actually, his hat was only on backwards for a few scenes in the first 12 minutes or so. The shooting schedule must have been so hectic that no one noticed, not even Jack-o. If anyone wishes to watch the episode in question.No need to thank me, it's what I do.
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WoW! Now THAT'S a nice hat. Churchill is the brand and they use the model name Rancher, as well?Churchill ltd. Beaver “50” Rancher with shallow kicks front and back.
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Wagon Train was never as good as when Ward Bond was in it! :-DI mentioned in another thread awhile back about revisiting some of the old Western TV series. I've been surprised at the occasional display of bows on the wrong side of mens' hats on some shows. I recently watched an episode of Wagon Train with Jack Lord in it. For one part of the show, his ribbon was on the wrong side. After a commercial break, it was on the right side. Nobdoy else's changed, so it wasn't a reverse image.
WoW! Now THAT'S a nice hat. Churchill is the brand and they use the model name Rancher, as well?
WoW! Now THAT'S a nice hat. Churchill is the brand and they use the model name Rancher, as well?
I mentioned in another thread awhile back about revisiting some of the old Western TV series. I've been surprised at the occasional display of bows on the wrong side of mens' hats on some shows. I recently watched an episode of Wagon Train with Jack Lord in it. For one part of the show, his ribbon was on the wrong side. After a commercial break, it was on the right side. Nobdoy else's changed, so it wasn't a reverse image.
Most [not all] prop hats used in film have no sweat band. This allows the hat to be worn by most any actor regardless of head size. That said....people that normally do not wear hats have no idea if it is on wrong or not.
It would help if you posted a picture and then we could give you more directed instruction. How stiff is the felt? Have you tried steaming it and if so did it soften up enough so you could manipulate it? If it is a newer Stetson and really stiff it could be difficult as the factory bash is set in pretty hard and any alteration could leave the imprint of the original crease .Would it be possible to have my Open Road's crown widened a bit, so it's not too pinched, as well as have a mule kick put in front???
Can a mule kick be put in a crushable hat???
I kinda like this hat:
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