Show us their hats!

[GHT]

Exactly what it says--a cap. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well, with apologies to Stefan, if that's a cap, what's this?

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Well, with apologies to Stefan, if that's a cap, what's this?

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According to Stormy Daniels, that’s what some guy(s) won’t use when they do what they say they didn’t do.
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[GHT]

According to Stormy Daniels, that’s what some guy(s) won’t use when they do what they say they didn’t do.
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Not quite, let me give you a clue:

 

[Frunobulax]

 

[GHT]

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You're right better get this back on track:
Here's Prince William

And a couple with his missus:

A couple more in official mode:

 

[Good Lukes]

Here is former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and Current UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon "Bones" Jones while attending UFC 306.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Will Rogers & Charlie McClellan (yr not marked).

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Chiricahua Apache leader Geronimo & his 3 lawyers, Lawton, Oklahoma territory, 1906.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Private Thomas F Bates, Company D, 6th Texas Infantry

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Comanche Chief Quanah Parker’s funeral at Post Oak Mission, Cache, Oklahoma, February 1911. Photograph by Edward Bates. Those identified by name no longer legible.

 

[steur]

Not quite, let me give you a clue:

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Good you have found that pic. It shows the local traditional dress of Volendam, which stood model for that completely fictional thing called "national dress". There's a specific art to stiffening the lace only mastered by a handfull of women these days. It is called a "hul". Here's a pic I took a few years ago.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Richard A. Collins, MO State Legislator from Lafayette county during much of the post Civil War Reconstruction, (1872 pic). It is alleged Collins got wealthy off the bribes of Carpetbaggers.

 

[jlee562]

Johnny Depp in a modern Strat.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Ulysses S. Grant at Lookout Mountain, TN, 1863. General J. A. Rawlins (seated by tree) with General Webster standing immediately behind; Colonel Clark B. Lagow (leaning against tree with field glasses), & Colonel William S. Hillyer (seated in foreground); unidentified orderly waits up the path.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Mining cabin of S. J. Roberts, Cripple Creek Colorado 1893

 

[Hurricane Jack]

William N. Hoskin, Palmyra, MO served in the CSA under former MO governor, then General Sterling Price in the battles in MO, AR, LA, & MS of the Trans-Mississippi theatre. Hoskin kept a daily diary from 1862 - 1865 documenting both the mundane & the sheer terror of the war.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Can’t remember their names & haven’t seen them around in probably 10 yrs.

 

[Good Lukes]

The neighbors found him roaming the neighborhood ... I wonder how they knew he was my cat?

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Cabinet card photo of a younger William F. Cody.

 

[RickP]

Last year when I was clearing out Dads house up in Knoxville, tn, I found a couple of his hats in the bottom of a box full of boots and an old VCR on top. ( pretty much crushed) Nothing fancy..Just a couple of Cavendars Western Wear store hats. Got them cleaned and un-crushed. One was a nondescript straw thing, and the other was this Master Hatters of Texas half acre silverbelly hat with a 4-1/8" wide brim. ( Somehow I never noticed just how big his hats were lol) Its was a 6-7/8 and has been carefully worked out to a 7-1/4. Did some trimming and reshaping into something akin to a "Justified" hat with a 2-1/2" brim. Now it actually gets used once in a while. Long tern plan is to someday do some pouncing to thin it out and lighten it up a bit

Yesterday I was going through some boxes and actually found a picture of him in the hat. Miss ya Dad....thanks for the hat!