Recent content by M Hatman

As many have said on adjusting.....you don't.;)

Patented in 1938 for Laundry use of stretching/re-forming, Peaked/Service cap covers. This one is a Cavanagh Kaki officers cap disassembled, to give you the idea what is being done. Many Cap covers can be removed for cleaning........(not all, some of the officers green caps are Fur Felt, just...

Another make from Langenberg......"The Wright Hat". Love the name!

Two more labels for Langenberg..........

Highest ranking Union General. General A S Johnson holds the "honor" as the highest ranking of either side killed during the war.;)

Western Hats are awesome, and I think tend to alter our attitudes just a little......;) Same is true in a saloon or bar..........:)

If you order an Optimo from Optimo (here in Illinois) you can have some of our weather from today free....

I like everything about that hat! Some western fun....

I love this 1950 Ad.......

Happy Easter everyone!!!! Did you get YOUR Easter Hat?

YES...Very Nice!

My shadow and the meme I made with it.....the saying can cover all the great pictures in this thread!;)

This past weekend I was wearing a couple of grey hats..... My 3X Beaver JCP Towncraft. And my Akubra Fed IV in "Moonstone" that In got a couple of years ago. Would love a Campdraft in the same color.

Not a hat, but two hat ornaments I found recently......both marked "Sterling". 50's Stetsons hat clips...the Stetson "Sheriff", given out with the Stetson Twenty-Five and a Stetson "Longhorn" clip for the Stetson Longhorn model (a really nice 3X 6 cord). Both pins are hard to find away from a...

Found this nice copper Hunting Horn/Infantry Horn hat pin in the wild. I soon found a home on this Northwest Hatters fedora.... Construction appears to be late 19th century to Edwardian. I could definitely see this on a veterans hat.