Interesting. Like the color and ribbon. Is it a woolie?
Good to be back.
This is a costume made hat by a lady in Dallas.
It calls "house of MacGregor".
First time wearing it.
Feels good, on a sunny day in Dallas.
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You definitely sport the Hommies nicely.
Great looking black hole, it sucks in all matter around it.Hey all!
Thanks to everybody for the appreciation of my handiwork yesterday, and for my other recent posts.
The rain has stopped temporarily, but the wind remains a hazard to wide brims. This light-absorbing fuzzy black hole made by Jay Lord Hatters passed through Dayton on it's way to me (thanks Fruno!) and will hopefully stay on my head today.
Have a great day!
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Thx Bman. Mike does a nice job.
Hey all!
Thanks to everybody for the appreciation of my handiwork yesterday, and for my other recent posts.
The rain has stopped temporarily, but the wind remains a hazard to wide brims. This light-absorbing fuzzy black hole made by Jay Lord Hatters passed through Dayton on it's way to me (thanks Fruno!) and will hopefully stay on my head today.
Have a great day!
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Thank you, yours are always a pleasure to see here as well
Thanks Celia.
Gabe is now at the age where he appreciates the hats for their beauty and quality. And he seems to get a kick out of my describing what little I know of the history and workmanship involved.
Of course, as a 15 year old, he is searching for his own identity. So, right now he is more into death metal, anarchy and teenage existential despair. Vintage hats don't fit into the persona he's cultivating right now. That's cool with me. I want him to explore who he is. Plus, I get a tremendous kick out of him sharing and discussing his ideas with me.
There's plenty of time later for him to rediscover dad's awesomenessitude and the joy of fine headware.
Be well.
^my thoughts exactly, but in better words so quoted for truth. I bet you are both great fathers!
Welcome back! Hope you enjoyed your trip, the new hats look good. You could try wearing my hat, but my guess would be that my head is smaller than yours, so you'd have to balance it on top of your head...
Hey, where's your tie?!
just kidding, nice hat!Wow, that sounds great, will check out your website & I hope the night is a success! That hat really is something else, love the colour, and what a shape!Hi everyone, hope you're enjoying your weekends.
I'm getting ready to leave for a sound check for my jazz group's CD release show tonight. Excited to be part of this kind of creative project. It's been many years since I've done something like this. So far, its falcon park black cherry.
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Perfect pre-birthday present, what a beauty! I really like the Mirtillo borsalinos, the blue is so dark it's almost black... So now that you have one, are you tempted to get more?
Beautiful job, TJones! Each time I see a vintage Stagecoach, your conversion ideas come to mind!Lotta nice stuff today. Everyone looks great. Finally got this Stagecoach conversion where I want it. Just have to find a ribbon. I was thinking of salvaging this 6 ply mid ribbon to put on it...more pics in the 'Conversion Corral'...
Family dinner at Reata - navy blue Gannon
Cheers!
David
VEB Luckenwalder Hutfabrik "Velour"
Another hat from the last finds here in Verona north area
Have a nice Saturday
A huge thanks for your appreciation on the Dobbs-Panizza showed yesterday
Always like to see the Frunoliner Jim, great Aussie as well. Enjoy your day.Earlier today, off on walkabout under my BGGCD
Later, off on the Saturday run and meeting a buddy for coffee and convo, accompanied by the Frunoliner
Hope everybody's weekend is terrific!
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