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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Scooterz
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I was going to put this in the "surviving the elements" thread as I worn in in a light rain today but there is almost nothing to see. Its a Resistol Stagecoach in chestnut reworked by VS.
Short Balding Guy
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Thanks for the compliment sir. I enjoy showcasing the everyday life of my hats.
It is indeed a VS. It is only a year + old.
Thanks Brent. In my neck of the woods this is unusual. Our day time temps should be in the 60's f and evenings in the 40's f. I feel like the warm weather is teasing us into a false sense of warmth. Instead I need to "toughen-up." Glad that the unprecedented fires appear to be abating in your area of the US. Wildfires, climate fires, management fires - all the words hardly describe the crazy tragic nature of the 2020 fires. Glad you appear safe.
Thanks for all the likes. Be safe, be strong and see you on the street soon, Eric -
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The warm winters allow the bark beetle population to explode and kill hundreds of millions of trees over the last decade. The rains don’t start now until later in the year and our fire season doesn’t end now until November. The long dry season kills the vegetation and lowers its moisture content. It all comes together and a small ignition source causes conflagrations of enormous size. The fire near me was over 50 miles wide and grew over 100,000 acres in one day! Climate change of just a degree or two has upset the delicate balance and we are just beginning to see some of the terrible consequences. I’m planning on leaving California, but this is a planet wide problem.
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drmaxtejeda
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Bread crumbsBut how do they get the moths to eat in just the precise pattern
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Clarkson. (Thanks Jim!)
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I sure wish that sucker would have fit me, it's a dang nice hat. Glad you have it if I can't though.
Daniele Tanto
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I come back after a long and strange summer that lasted until late September. Impossible to wear felt hats, today thanks to a cool day here is the first autumn felt.
A low-class hat, those that wear out in years of intense use and hard to find, so nothing elegant, no XXX, no beaver or high-sounding names.
It is a hat made in France probably in the sixties, therefore with a short brim and a medium crown.
It is called Magdinier and has only one peculiarity: it has a heathered felt that is difficult to find today, nothing but the felt is marked "Chinè Satinè "Impermeable (satin heather, waterproof)
Have a nice day
A low-class hat, those that wear out in years of intense use and hard to find, so nothing elegant, no XXX, no beaver or high-sounding names.
It is a hat made in France probably in the sixties, therefore with a short brim and a medium crown.
It is called Magdinier and has only one peculiarity: it has a heathered felt that is difficult to find today, nothing but the felt is marked "Chinè Satinè "Impermeable (satin heather, waterproof)
Have a nice day
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A Stetson No.1 Quality hat purchased at the factory store in the 1930s... not by me.
moontheloon
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Hello old friends
The cooler weather brings the felt back out ... So today I'm enjoying one of the finest bespoke pieces I've ever handled
Hope you are all well
The cooler weather brings the felt back out ... So today I'm enjoying one of the finest bespoke pieces I've ever handled
Hope you are all well
T Jones
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Wow...I don't know what else to say about this one except that I'm envious.A Stetson No.1 Quality hat purchased at the factory store in the 1930s... not by me.
T Jones
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Good to see you posting again. Nice Gannon...
T Jones
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Put a ribbon on my M1899-1902 Campaign Hat conversion, (the hat is a Resistol Western)....
I have more in the Campaign Hat thread
I have more in the Campaign Hat thread
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Wekony
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Nice to see you Anthony.
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Well, hell, there's a surprise. Looks from the debossment it's getting some head time. Whatever happened to the one with the pencil curl? Did you keep that one?
I always think that sounds like the name of a summer camp in upstate Minnesota. Nice hat.
moontheloon
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Put a ribbon on my M1899-1902 Campaign Hat conversion, (the hat is a Resistol Western)....
I have more in the Campaign Hat thread
Looks great, Terry. Hard to believe it’s the same hat.
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Hey back atcha, brother. How's that kid's fastball?
I'm about this close (holds fingers reeeeealll close together) to ordering another Gannon. I haven't gotten a new one in a few years. I'm thinking a powder blue Strat clone, but Eric's recent Playboy clone has me thinking...
OK, maybe two?
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