Perfect proportions and shape on that hat, Randall.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Randall Renshaw
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Thanks, Stefan
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Out the door this morning under a Resistol Beaver Fifteen.
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Temps are coming down just a bit. Tatton Baird pure beaver Country Gentleman. Ye Coyote, this one sports a dogbone and double mule kick crease. Perfect for morning coffee time.
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Excellent! Your Miami sure did better than my Green Bay.
a fine looking hat Ken. Green Bay was a surprise for sure. But it’s a long way to go… we shall see.
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One serious hat Randall
Randall Renshaw
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Seriously, thanks, Joe!
I love older Knox brand lids!
But who doesn’t, right?
Pre 1952 Knox and Mallory, I could never own enough of em.
Bill Hughes
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Northwest Hats.
moehawk
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Thanks Stefan!That's what I call a succes. I have three unfinished panama hat-bodies sitting on the hself at my hatter's, so inspiration is always welcome. I do miss your own precious smile though.
The cold season is a good time to think about how you want those straws finished!
And remember, despite any outward grimacing or dog masks, I'm always smiling on the inside...
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Hey all!
Wearing this offering from Motsch Fils, made for them by Ecuyer & Thomas. I don't know the date of manufacture, but going by the general look of it, I have a suspicion it was made around 1981-ish...
Have a great day!
Wearing this offering from Motsch Fils, made for them by Ecuyer & Thomas. I don't know the date of manufacture, but going by the general look of it, I have a suspicion it was made around 1981-ish...
Have a great day!
Rmccamey
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You're making me jealous, Bill.
DaveProc
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Great ribbon treatment on this one Bill!
DaveProc
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Excellent hat and pipe combination!
DaveProc
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Short Balding Guy
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Sunday early morning dog soirée wearing a "St.Lawrence by the makers of the Brock." Another pre 40's Hurley's Canadian fedora. Overwelt is excellent.
Morning and afternoon found me in a cap.
A visit to Hawk's Ridge in order to view the 2021 raptor migration. By 1:00pm 3,248 raptors had been seen.
A Cordova cap made from Magee Donegal wool was perfect for the cool and breezy weather on the bluffs and lake shore.
Lunch was a smoked lake trout.
A visit to Jay Cooke State Park in the afternoon made apparent the lack of rainfall in the area.
The St.Louis River usually is fast with white water. On this day it was about 1/2 as high with still areas.
This mornings dog adventure was made wearing a Borsolino. This Escosa is in the color Mufalone. It is a luxurious long haired felt.
Cheers, Eric -
Morning and afternoon found me in a cap.
A visit to Hawk's Ridge in order to view the 2021 raptor migration. By 1:00pm 3,248 raptors had been seen.
A Cordova cap made from Magee Donegal wool was perfect for the cool and breezy weather on the bluffs and lake shore.
Lunch was a smoked lake trout.
A visit to Jay Cooke State Park in the afternoon made apparent the lack of rainfall in the area.
The St.Louis River usually is fast with white water. On this day it was about 1/2 as high with still areas.
This mornings dog adventure was made wearing a Borsolino. This Escosa is in the color Mufalone. It is a luxurious long haired felt.
Cheers, Eric -
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I’ve never been a hat guy except for newsboy caps and such, but got this is the mail today, a H.W Dog Front H. Yay or nay?
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Stetson St. Regis
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Thanks buddy
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Northwest Hats today.
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Muflone - love that color.Sunday early morning dog soirée wearing a "St.Lawrence by the makers of the Brock." Another pre 40's Hurley's Canadian fedora. Overwelt is excellent.
Morning and afternoon found me in a cap.
A visit to Hawk's Ridge in order to view the 2021 raptor migration. By 1:00pm 3,248 raptors had been seen.
A Cordova cap made from Magee Donegal wool was perfect for the cool and breezy weather on the bluffs and lake shore.
Lunch was a smoked lake trout.
A visit to Jay Cooke State Park in the afternoon made apparent the lack of rainfall in the area.
The St.Louis River usually is fast with white water. On this day it was about 1/2 as high with still areas.
This mornings dog adventure was made wearing a Borsolino. This Escosa is in the color Mufalone. It is a luxurious long haired felt.
Cheers, Eric -
Rmccamey
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A medium brown Royal Stetson I picked up from Brent @deadlyhandsome a while back. Yellow-gold trim. This one has tape on the liner, so it has obviously been cleaned and/or reworked. The felt at the front crease is thin but the felt is light and crushable and overall, the hat is consistent with my Stratoliners of similar vintage. I picked this one up as a grab-n-go hat and it fits the bill just fine. Lightweight and easy to wear. I've been keeping this one by the front door and it has been getting a lot of wear recently. Thanks Brent.
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