Joao Encarnado
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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If Charlie can post a photo without his smirk then the normal laws of the universe don’t apply today. Stingy. Straw. Brim up. Not my normal hat, but it wanted to be worn on this balmy day (were going to hit 70 later this afternoon).
And snapped down:
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And snapped down:
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You're holding up as good as your hats Alan!
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Kind and generous thought... thank you. It is sweet and somewhat painful to look back through ten years of contributions to this thread.
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When the page refreshed, I thought I had come to a picture of star trails...
A small but proud nation, Max.
We may need to reconsider our policy in this though and put a balloting commission in place
Wow, that is some hat, Jeff. That would make me smile too.Stetson twenty five. Tried to mess with the crease but I didn’t like how much the former crease marks showed so I’m leaving it with the soft center dent for now.
Managed to get my son to crack a smile on the way to school.
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Fantastic St Regis! Great shape and colour.Stetson Royal St Regis, Vitafelt with OPA tag.
Girlfriend post-golden-era
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That hat demands a standing ovation. One of your best, Alan (and that is saying something!).More voluptuous velour today...
I realize I've been mispronouncing the maker as I say it silently to myself... Hückel rhymes with Kukla, in Kukla, Fran and Ollie, not Jekyll as in Jekyll and Hyde.
Great colour and very cool ribbon, Steve. No need to sing the praise of the finish, which I know is superb.Hückel Weilheim "Chevreau" mid 1950s.
Aaaah, needed a dose of that one again. Wonderful, Michael.A Marathon for today's bop about
DSCN7708 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN7700 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN7707 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Need to find a coat before I go out. A Brrrr inspiring 10 degrees for this week's grocery shopping.
2-28-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael
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Thanks! I (I think we all do) get so many rewards from Steve's posts and photos that I've been content to have relatively few German/Austrian hats of my own. But every once in a while an opportunity comes along...
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S. J. Fraenkel Wien "Extra Qualität" possibly later 1930s early 1940s. This probably would have been considered a Soleil Velour.
Love the colours on this one, Daniele. Good proportions it has too. Glad to have found it such a good home.A Mayser homburg for a day with a foggy sun
This was one of the various exchange with Stefan in Netherlands
Thick felt and very well matched the steel grey with ribbon and curled brim in a more clear grey, almost silver
I like the more "square" shape then some more "rounded" homburg
This is my contribution to the "homburg nation" not so much haunted in these days
Thanks to Stefan I wear this so particular homburg for the italian standards
Have a nice day!
Thanks a lot for likes and appreciations
A stellar parade of exemplary hats, Alan.
A great hat, whatever the designation, Steve.S. J. Fraenkel Wien "Extra Qualität" possibly later 1930s early 1940s. This probably would have been considered a Soleil Velour.
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Stefan, Thank you! Fantastic duo with your T&W Lees Heather and Snyder's Homburg! We don't see enough English Hat Companies so much appreciated!
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Mark, Thank you!
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