Chinaski
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Never thought I'd say it in this manner, but congratulations on the destruction of your high school education! May you continue to destroy your life in the manner you see most fit!
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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Mario
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Caxton Beaver Twenty
A late night bite at Mickey's Diner after the Minnesota Orchestra concert Saturday night.
Reluctant initially to take my hat into this greasy spoon, it just seemed to be a fitting place to wear a hat while dining, and so I did.
Mirror reversed self portrait in the dining car.
Sunday at supper, during a break in the stormy weather we had all weekend.
A late night bite at Mickey's Diner after the Minnesota Orchestra concert Saturday night.
Reluctant initially to take my hat into this greasy spoon, it just seemed to be a fitting place to wear a hat while dining, and so I did.
Mirror reversed self portrait in the dining car.
Sunday at supper, during a break in the stormy weather we had all weekend.
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The Wiser Hatter
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Al the hat was made to wear eating in a dinner. 
It was hot here all weekend so I put my fur felts up for the summer. Enjoy the hat while you can.
It was hot here all weekend so I put my fur felts up for the summer. Enjoy the hat while you can.
jbucklin
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delectans, I don't know what I covet more---your hats, or your camera! Great pics and a great hat.
bowlerman
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My brother is on the left, I'm on the right.
Highschool successfully destroyed.
congrats! Nice hats, nice guitars, nice pipes! I've been so consumed by unique briars and meerschaums as of late that I've forgotten about the cool simplicity of a corn cob-- thanks for reminding me! I know what I'm doing this afternoon.
suitedcboy
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Where is Rodkins?
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Alan-Eby
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I still can't figure out what kind of hat this is, but I'm wearing my dark grey, slightly beat up, fedora! I love this hat to death.
St-Just: Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate them!
Alan: Thanks, and absolutely breathtaking photos of one of our favorite cities on the planet!
Rusty: Thanks! As with everything, there is always room for improvement!
Alan: Thanks, and absolutely breathtaking photos of one of our favorite cities on the planet!
Rusty: Thanks! As with everything, there is always room for improvement!
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Yesterday, Panama Bob for the Walk for Autism in downtown Atlanta...
Joshbru3
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Awesome pictures, delectans!! Your photography always amazes me. No matter what the lighting condition, you always have a perfect picture. I'm still drooling over that Caxton, its such an amazing hat. Like I said before, that crease suits it perfectly. I always love when lounge members take photos of themselves in diners, wearing hats. Like The Wiser Hatter said, "that hat was made to wear eating in a diner." That whole scene of neon lights, flashy chrome, and fedoras, just invokes wonderful feelings of nostalgia of days gone by. That hat looks perfect on you! Great job!! :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap
Joshbru3
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Yesterday, Panama Bob for the Walk for Autism in downtown Atlanta...
Thats a great looking hat and a great cause, Tom! :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap
kiltie
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I haven't gotten a new hat worth posting in a good while, but here's one I've put up before -
Stetson *******.
Looking back at some recent posts, I really like jwalls' hat on page 3401 - neat color!
Stetson *******.
Looking back at some recent posts, I really like jwalls' hat on page 3401 - neat color!
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Nice *******! I like that hat very much. I bet it wears well in the Lone Star State. Eric -
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My first Italian..HAT!
Oh my this is a really nice felted hat. Jeepers, way different than any of the hats I have owned up to this point. The Borsalino Alessandira is totally supple and limp, but not limp in any way. Before I get too far, here is the hat;
I do not know much about the brand and model. I spent several hours going thru the thread on this forum, The Borsalino Brotherhood. As a result of the looking/reading, I know more in general, but not so much more about my hat. The best I can acertain it is a Allessandria model. The color is a gray with green hints in it. More cool hue than warm. The last pic is the closest to the actual color. It does look different in direct sunlight. The ribbon says Borsalino. The wind trolley can really messed up and I worked with it to the best of my knowledge.
I need to give it thorough cleaning, but I have to say it is just plain EASY wearing. It fits and feels light. It wears smooth. Only good things about this hat so far.
Thanks for looking and sharing my hat today. Eric -
Oh my this is a really nice felted hat. Jeepers, way different than any of the hats I have owned up to this point. The Borsalino Alessandira is totally supple and limp, but not limp in any way. Before I get too far, here is the hat;
I do not know much about the brand and model. I spent several hours going thru the thread on this forum, The Borsalino Brotherhood. As a result of the looking/reading, I know more in general, but not so much more about my hat. The best I can acertain it is a Allessandria model. The color is a gray with green hints in it. More cool hue than warm. The last pic is the closest to the actual color. It does look different in direct sunlight. The ribbon says Borsalino. The wind trolley can really messed up and I worked with it to the best of my knowledge.
I need to give it thorough cleaning, but I have to say it is just plain EASY wearing. It fits and feels light. It wears smooth. Only good things about this hat so far.
Thanks for looking and sharing my hat today. Eric -
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Josh: Thanks again for your kind words! I think I will put together a hats and diners retrospective eventually.
Alex: Thank you! I think I am having a brainstorm right now regarding the get together
Eric: Congrats on a very nice looking Alessandria! Super smooth, soft, and light felt. Tough to beat, and one of Borsalino's perennially most popular models.
Alex: Thank you! I think I am having a brainstorm right now regarding the get together
Eric: Congrats on a very nice looking Alessandria! Super smooth, soft, and light felt. Tough to beat, and one of Borsalino's perennially most popular models.
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