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It's not the way to treat a hat and anyone with an active brain should be aware of that. Some people though... What is satisfying is... -
I do not believe that these examples are illustrative in reading and approximating the production date of the Borsalino. The "Steur...
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Stefan, oddities and inconsistencies would be a compliment to that seller. I used to watch his stuff for humor just to see what degree...
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Don’t change a thing Stefan! We’ve all seen the shenanigans from that seller with a continuum of lies and down right BS that ANYTHING...
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Let's see if we can get this to some sort of conclusion. But first the last hat in this series. It was this one that had me questioning...
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One Drop replied to the thread Western, anyone?.Both are very beautiful, well done!
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Today I decided to re-work my custom 100X pure beaver hat made for me years ago at Shorty’s Caboy Hattery in OKC. I had this hat made...
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Both Alden and Grant Stone source their shell cordovan from Horween so the quality of shell will be more or less the same. The only...
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I knocked the crown out of one and gave it a Gus crease. Johnny
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One Drop reacted to MacLean's post in the thread Questions About the United States Navy Peacoat with
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Wasn't sure which peacoat thread to add this to, but settled on this one, since it seems like the most comprehensive. I found this... -
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That is definitely a WW II style coat. The tag looks as though it might be embroidered rather than printed. If so, it is mid 30s to...
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Mine is a Size 40, I really got lucky as didn't know it was a 1949 till after I'd bought it.
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Morning caffeine run under a Lee, inspired by one from HOW a few seasons ago.
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I don’t buy many new western hats these days; usually on the average of maybe one felt and one straw per year. I can’t SWEAR this is...