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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Flagship
DonR
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Wow. That is beautiful.
Oh, that's just awesome, Joe. And congrats on ANOTHER killer shirt!!!
DonR
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A Dobbs homburg
EDIT: wow my phone makes this look red. It is not. It is a lovely brown.
EDIT: wow my phone makes this look red. It is not. It is a lovely brown.
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Thank you Mark. This one and a couple others were a thrift store jackpot for me the other day
Seriously?!?!?! Wow. You have a MUCH better class of thrift stores in your area than I do!!!!
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Dang. I need to make a road trip. I live in an area with a lot of thrift stores and antique stores, but mostly Amish. I can find all kinds of antique tools and farming equipment, but not much in the way of hats other than used Amish ones.
Altiori
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Sometimes your timing is just right (or another enabler tips you off about something ), and you score big-time. Today’s mail brought this gorgeous and absolutely pristine Knox Open Road clone, vintage estimated to be the early 60s, which appears to have never been worn. It's possible that I may like this bound-edge version even more than my actual OR. I threw on a nice horsehair I had handy, and, since it's raining cats and dogs here, indulged myself by wearing it in the house all day.
), and you score big-time. Today’s mail brought this gorgeous and absolutely pristine Knox Open Road clone, vintage estimated to be the early 60s, which appears to have never been worn. It's possible that I may like this bound-edge version even more than my actual OR. I threw on a nice horsehair I had handy, and, since it's raining cats and dogs here, indulged myself by wearing it in the house all day.
Whether it be hats shirts, ties, jackets or whatever, you can't beat a good thrift store find, Joe. Nice catch on the shirt(s).
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Stetson 25
Short Balding Guy
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Good morning. A theme of gray (or blue-gray) hats will be evident from my post.
A morning walkabout in a Royal Stetson (very light hued blue-gray felt).
Morning coffee in a Stetson Royal DeLuxe (gray felt). The tall crown on this hat makes creasing it fun.
Washed the car and picked up a bag of groceries in a Stetson Whippet.
Cheers, Eric -
A morning walkabout in a Royal Stetson (very light hued blue-gray felt).
Morning coffee in a Stetson Royal DeLuxe (gray felt). The tall crown on this hat makes creasing it fun.
Washed the car and picked up a bag of groceries in a Stetson Whippet.
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Very sharp, Mark.Sometimes your timing is just right (or another enabler tips you off about something
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Seriously?!?!?! Wow. You have a MUCH better class of thrift stores in your area than I do!!!!
We enjoy it…. And recently my teenage son got into it a bit more so it is one of the few things he still wants to do with his parents. Maybe it is due to the area.. but we do have some nice stuff pop up once in a while. To be clear it was the shirts I found…. I think I’d probably faint if I found a Flagship at one of our thrifts. LOL.
Now THOSE constitute a stand-up triple!!!Good morning. A theme of gray (or blue-gray) hats will be evident from my post.
A morning walkabout in a Royal Stetson (very light hued blue-gray felt).
Morning coffee in a Stetson Royal DeLuxe (gray felt). The tall crown on this hat makes creasing it fun.
I went and washed the car and picked up a bag of groceries in a Stetson Whippet.
Cheers, Eric -
Thanks, Joe!
Daniele Tanto
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To keep company with the new purchases, all made in France, several years ago, I dusted off a contemporary of theirs, with no good result
JOB chapellerie located in Lezignag, a French town in the Aude department.
The hat is a magnificent example, at least in my opinion as a collector, of an elegant hat from the beginning of the last century.
Made mainly of wool and a few tufts of hair, it has an almost silky surface that reflects light.
Unlined and with a high ribbon and snapless brims it is almost good for this full Italian springtime
I also attach a photo of the peonies in full and fast bloom
Have a nice day and keep alive the hats parade!
JOB chapellerie located in Lezignag, a French town in the Aude department.
The hat is a magnificent example, at least in my opinion as a collector, of an elegant hat from the beginning of the last century.
Made mainly of wool and a few tufts of hair, it has an almost silky surface that reflects light.
Unlined and with a high ribbon and snapless brims it is almost good for this full Italian springtime
I also attach a photo of the peonies in full and fast bloom
Have a nice day and keep alive the hats parade!
Wonderful looking oldie with a broad ribbon, Daniele. Still got the basting stitches in it, too. A very nice French find.
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