drmaxtejeda
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Thank you, Ross!
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Great hats, Max. I love the 5” Borsalino, but that Clear Nutria makes me go weak in the knees. Spectacular hat in equally great condition.
drmaxtejeda
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Thank you, Brent! Ana says she doesn't like it. I have to work on her hat education.
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Great hats, Max. I love the 5” Borsalino, but that Clear Nutria makes me go weak in the knees. Spectacular hat in equally great condition.
Thank you, Brent! Ana says she doesn't like it. I have to work on her hat educarion.
Oh, my wife wouldn’t like it at all either. She likes low crown 2 1/4” brim fedoras the best on me. Go figure.
Dlaniger
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Going deep and long on those westerns, Max. There is always the next Hat! Keep them coming.
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Love everything about this hat, including the mark for the Denver Dry Goods Co. (The Denver).
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Daniele, Thank you! I was missing over the later part of the past weekend.
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Reggie, Thank you! Sorry I am late to reply. Great insightful description!
drmaxtejeda
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Thanks, Reggie. I will!
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Brüder Böhm Wien "Derby" possible late 1920s early 1930s and a recent arrival.
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Stetson Boss Floridian
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And that looks like a hat a Justice of the Peace might wear!
Short Balding Guy
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Cold morning found me under a Mallory fedora.
After getting home from the dog soirre I was lollygagging about sipping coffee under my Dobbs fedora. My wife calls it my fishing hat. I understand why.
A quick jaunt to the bakery during a light snow squall. My Gannon Wanderer (blue w/charcoal trimmings) was just the ticket to cover my bald pate.
Greetings from my Minnesota neighborhood this morning, Eric -
After getting home from the dog soirre I was lollygagging about sipping coffee under my Dobbs fedora. My wife calls it my fishing hat. I understand why.
A quick jaunt to the bakery during a light snow squall. My Gannon Wanderer (blue w/charcoal trimmings) was just the ticket to cover my bald pate.
Greetings from my Minnesota neighborhood this morning, Eric -
Brüder Böhm Wien "Derby" possible late 1920s early 1930s and a recent arrival.
Looks just as great outdoors in the light Steve as it does indoors. Suits you very nicely, too.
Daniele Tanto
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Gray day and slightly less cold than the last few days
Today this hat came back in my hands and I decided that the color matched the day.
T.W. Lees English hat which has the particularity of showing on the only label under the sweatband the color which is "Ruzeno", a Venetian dialect word that means "rusty"
I do not remember the name of the producer, tomorrow I will go and see it because it has nothing Italian, but this fact is curious
The hat is very well produced and well finished with both the ribbon contrasting the color felt
Thanks for the likes and keep coming the hats parade for the start of winter
I do not remember the name of the producer, tomorrow I will go and see it because it has nothing Italian, but this fact is curious
The hat is very well produced and well finished with both the ribbon contrasting the color felt
Thanks for the likes and keep coming the hats parade for the start of winter
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Borsalino Gorasgu - a hat of ample size and weight, made for sale in the U.S. market but without a store imprint on the sweatband. Perhaps 1940s, just before or just after WWII.
Gray day and slightly less cold than the last few days
View attachment 389438 Today this hat came back in my hands and I decided that the color matched the day.
View attachment 389439 T.W. Lees English hat which has the particularity of showing on the only label under the sweatband the color which is "Ruzeno", a Venetian dialect word that means "rusty"
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I do not remember the name of the producer, tomorrow I will go and see it because it has nothing Italian, but this fact is curious
View attachment 389441
The hat is very well produced and well finished with both the ribbon contrasting the color felt
View attachment 389442
Thanks for the likes and keep coming the hats parade for the start of winter
T.W. Lees are one of the many great Manchester area hat makers, Daniele. Stockport in fact along with Battersby, Christy & Co., Woodrow & Son, and Turner.
Love to see photos of the liner and any labels.
Mean Eyed Matt
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Normally, the brim would be a bit too wide for me,
but the overworld brim version suits it perfectly.
I also like the combined colours of the felt and the ribbon.
Really a fantastic hat, Alan!
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It's a little big for me overall, but the quality has kept it in my hat room and out to wear from time to time. Thanks for the thumbs up.
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Beautiful hat. Wonderful color combination
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