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Akubra Woomera today for a big brim rain hat. -
I repeat, modest.
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The Borsalino, always a difficult choice Stefan, but a pleasurable one all the same. Black is not my usual choice for church, but as...
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Wolfbrae custom Panama - love this one <3
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The Shoe reacted to The Lost Cowboy's post in the thread What Hat Are You Wearing Today ? with
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It's been a hot minute since I've been on here. The new job has kept me busy 24/7. I am finally on the homeward journey after running 10... -
Incoming.... A homburg, not a bowler.
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Ss3lm3r replied to the thread What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?.Enjoying the last days for leather jackets before summer Rainbow country Hercules Rmc loopwheeled sweatshirt Brass Tokyo yeagers in...
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Here's the sweatband stamps. Pardon the bad lighting. Not a Panama Bob! :) -
Modified_last_call reacted to Hide'n'seek's post in the thread What is Japanese STF (super tight fit)? with Like.
STF ( super tight fit ) is a pattern that was developed for our Japanese market before we had the likes of Premier patterns and 1930's... -
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I had… if memory serves.. my first hat casualty. Went to see the Jelly Roll concert at the Palm Beach Amphitheater a couple weeks ago...
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EL-Jimenez74 reacted to Judgmentalist's post in the thread Looking for a (new) Art Fawcett - Try here with Like.
Gotcha - I thought some of you guys might just already know what blocks he used, or used most commonly, etc. :) -
EL-Jimenez74 reacted to Bamaboots's post in the thread Western style hats in Bardstown & Louisville with Like.
There is a little hat history in Louisville. Hats were once manufactured there by the Swann-Abram’s Hat Company. The building still...
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EL-Jimenez74 reacted to decadent's post in the thread Western style hats in Bardstown & Louisville with Like.
Hi there, I will spend three days in Bardstown and four days in Louisville in December. Most of the time I will be visiting...
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About 1920's Stetson Clear Nutria velour. Block # 115. Depth 6 1/4 inches. See complete photos in the Stetson Nutria thread.
