Kudos to Moe for spelling it correctly. Wookiee fur is generally more "wooly" so I doubt it's a possibility, but I've never seen it shorn so short so it's visual appearance could be deceptive. Regardless, unless there's actually a hide attached to it it's probably polyester or rayon.
That would certainly make for more interesting discussions at parties. And SF conventions.
Not particularly charmed lately. The Goodwill Halloween has been a near total dud.
Thanks Jim. It has a few issues, but I'm not really complaining. I think it will clean up pretty well.
I'm surprised at all the sunny days, but I'll take 'em!
Halloween party at church tonight. Maybe I'll just go as a wannabe cow poke in this Justin 4X. Somehow I don't think they'd appreciate the custom 45 revolver, hehehe...
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It could be Ewok...Kudos to Moe for spelling it correctly. Wookiee fur is generally more "wooly" so I doubt it's a possibility, but I've never seen it shorn so short so it's visual appearance could be deceptive. Regardless, unless there's actually a hide attached to it it's probably polyester or rayon.
Sharp Bob! The hat, band, vest, and shirt go together so well.Two hat day. Headed to a wedding reception in a Texas Hatters.
There is actual hide that it is attached to. And the label says Real Fur, albeit in Swedish.Kudos to Moe for spelling it correctly. Wookiee fur is generally more "wooly" so I doubt it's a possibility, but I've never seen it shorn so short so it's visual appearance could be deceptive. Regardless, unless there's actually a hide attached to it it's probably polyester or rayon.
Gorgeous Eric, GorgeousThanks for the warm wishes. I do like the winter season. Around this time each year we have a teaser snowfall. Most of the time it does not stay, but it hints of what is coming.
Winter is here in Minnesota.
Eric -
Great hat Ant. You definitely wear your hats and not the other way around!heavily inspired by Alan today I chose this Bantam
You all look wonderful
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Thank you sir!
Great look, Michael. I love those braces nice pattern and of course my favorite color green!Turned into a two hat day. The cap served me very well on my bicycle outing, but while I was out I found this one. So it is resting on my head for the rest of the day.
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Stetson Twenty Sovereign Mode Edge.
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Have a good one,
Michael
Thanks D. Not sure who made the braces, and hard to check when they are on. The shirt is a wool serge US Army shirt that was made on a 1937 pattern and delivered on a 1942 contract. Oldie, but goodie.
Go Go Go Michael! The hat! Mink? The boots... Tell me about the boots and the Woolrich gear. Totally Killer!As Robert mentioned, the first day of real cold here in Iowa. Even a bit of white stuff wandering down. Since I have to deliver dvds to the library and I'm thinking bicycling I went with the fur cap again.
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It will definitely be ear flaps down for the journey. And I need to find gloves, and maybe a scarf, possibly a sweater. Ha ha.
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On the other hand, maybe the Woolrich gear will do it.
Have a great day,
Michael
It's a Montado, which is a short barreled, 3-3/4", New Vaquero made especially for the mounted SASS shooters... although I had the birdshead grip added as part of the custom work done by Alan Harton in Houston. I had Alan do up a 32 caliber "Vaquerito" in similar fashion for my daughter so we have twin custom revolvers. Hers was featured in the Max Prasac book, Gun Digest Book of Ruger Revolvers: The Definitive History, pages 28 and 29. Mine is slated to be included in John Taffin's new book, The Book of The 45... if it ever gets to the publisher!
Looking good Samuel!
Now that's a hat band!Two hat day. Headed to a wedding reception in a Texas Hatters.
Great lines on that hat, Rogera. Real classic look.50s era Dobbs for me today
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