ScionPI2005
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Here is the "New Hampton" from Worth & Worth in New York. I ordered this one after drooling over Aureliano's. These hats are posted in the "Panama Canal" thread as well.
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150719541
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Garden cactus hats
Jute fiber
Wheat straw fiber over a "viejito" (old man) cactus
Panama straw
Straw hats for a special cactus garden, jute fiber, panama straw and wheat fiber, mexican styles, all to burning sun in San Luis Potosí desert.
Jute fiber
Wheat straw fiber over a "viejito" (old man) cactus
Panama straw
Straw hats for a special cactus garden, jute fiber, panama straw and wheat fiber, mexican styles, all to burning sun in San Luis Potosí desert.
RBH
Bartender
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Cool, I just bought a milan from them that should arrive this week. Should have had you pick it up for me.Garrett said:
Mr. Paladin
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150719541 said:
Straw hats for a special cactus garden, jute fiber, panama straw and wheat fiber, mexican styles, all to burning sun in San Luis Potosí desert.
Very nice sir. I think this might belong in the "Hats on a Stick--er" thread!
rlk
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Knox and Dobbs
Tom 'n Jerry
2-3/4" circular stitched brim and 5-3/4" crown. Has 7-1/8 R penciled, but the Seller's measurements hold and it fits and sizes as a 7-1/4 LO.
Dobbs Twenty
2-5/8" Guild Edge brim and 5-3/4" crown. Brown balloon size tag.
Both are absolutely as new, no crease marks or flange distortion. Not even dust[huh]
More later on both.
Tom 'n Jerry
2-3/4" circular stitched brim and 5-3/4" crown. Has 7-1/8 R penciled, but the Seller's measurements hold and it fits and sizes as a 7-1/4 LO.
Dobbs Twenty
2-5/8" Guild Edge brim and 5-3/4" crown. Brown balloon size tag.
Both are absolutely as new, no crease marks or flange distortion. Not even dust[huh]
More later on both.
Garrett
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Fascist 20's Rubio
150719541
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Congratulations¡¡¡¡¡
All your hats are beautiful ¡¡¡¡¡ :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_claprlk said:Tom 'n Jerry
2-3/4" circular stitched brim and 5-3/4" crown. Has 7-1/8 R penciled, but the Seller's measurements hold and it fits and sizes as a 7-1/4 LO.
Dobbs Twenty
2-5/8" Guild Edge brim and 5-3/4" crown. Brown balloon size tag.
Both are absolutely as new, no crease marks or flange distortion. Not even dust[huh]
More later on both.
djgo-cat-go
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Campdraft
Very happy with my new silverbelly Campdraft!
Very happy with my new silverbelly Campdraft!
Viper Man
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djgo-cat-go said:
Very happy with my new silverbelly Campdraft!
Where is the "brim up" photo?
Mr E Train
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Park Crest silver belly "Western"
Nice hat with some moth nibbles. Marked 7 3/4, but it seems to have shrunk because it's too small at 22 3/4". It's on the stretcher now, so I'll see how it fits after that.
Nice hat with some moth nibbles. Marked 7 3/4, but it seems to have shrunk because it's too small at 22 3/4". It's on the stretcher now, so I'll see how it fits after that.
Scott Wood
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Standing Ovation
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Mr E, your transition into the realm of the pervasive and ever wonderful fedora is looking good. More importantly that hat is looking good on you and even MORE importantly YOU are making it look GREATMr E Train said:
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Mr E Train
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Woody, thanks for the kind words! I do have other fedoras, though, so it's not like this is my first. I think it'll look better on me when it's not perched quite so high up on my head.
I think it'll look better on me when it's not perched quite so high up on my head.
CRH
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When I first logged on tonight I thought I smelled smoke. Finally made it to this thread and found the fire.
Wow, guys! :eusa_clap
Wow, guys! :eusa_clap
Scott Wood
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Yup, I guess the transition is more in my mind than your hatrack lolMr E Train said:Woody, thanks for the kind words! I do have other fedoras, though, so it's not like this is my first.
I just think of the porkpies and boaters for you... until now
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Mr E Train
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That's probably my hat you're smelling, as it definitely came from a smoking household. Not too bad, though; I've definitely smelled worse.
Not too bad, though; I've definitely smelled worse. CRH said:
Mr E Train
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After several hours on the hat jack, the hat is noticeably more comfortable. Not there yet, but getting there. A couple of days of incremental stretching ought to do it.
I took it off the stretcher to test the fit, and I didn't think the bash was quite right, so I rebashed it to suit me better. Since Woody mentioned pork pies, I figured I'd do a sort of pork pie bash with a pinch front. Took me three minutes, no steam, no water.
Now, back on the hat stretcher it goes.
I took it off the stretcher to test the fit, and I didn't think the bash was quite right, so I rebashed it to suit me better. Since Woody mentioned pork pies, I figured I'd do a sort of pork pie bash with a pinch front. Took me three minutes, no steam, no water.
Now, back on the hat stretcher it goes.
