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With additions like those 4 Stefan, you can hog all the way to hogmanay. Seriously, I'm so pleased they're not my size, I'd have been too tempted to buy them all. Some right sized heads are in for a lucky treat when they buy any one of those. Nice finds, my friend.
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A new Portis for me. I’ve been looking for another one after being so impressed with my first one, and thought this one was unique. It’s a 3X Silver Beaver and a unique ribbon. I’m not sure if it is a suede finish, as I’ve never had one to compare, but it is definitely a longer nap than any I have. Love the color and fits great. I usually change the bash right away on a hat, but I really like this one as it came. Kinda like the feather too.
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Super Portis, Tim. Great colour and ribbon treatment. Nice nap, but not suede. Semi to quarter long haired I'd say. Suede is more smooth and sleek to see and to the touch.
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Thanks Steve.
Enjoy the lull while it lasts, Steve
The week isn't over yet! But it doesn't get old to find hats like these.Thanks, Randy. Well pleased to have found that one. It's a rare colour for a homburg.
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Nice find, Tim. Bit unsure about the feather myself, but you wear it well.
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LOL, thanks Stefan, I'm still unsure about the feather myself, may depend on the occasion.....
What would you call that ribbon 'bow' ? I've never seen one like that.
What would you call that ribbon 'bow' ? I've never seen one like that.
Neither have I. If you think of a name for it: go for it!
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Awesome Hat! I will say back in the 20's and 30's, hats like that were not sold as homburgs but rather up-brim soft hats (fedoras). Look at some of my early catalog postings and you will see what I mean.......New to me, this interesting all, or mostly wool, 1930s Harald, German Homburg. The third of the three hats I gifted to my self thanks to our favourite Dutch hat enabler [emoji4].
First all wool Homburg I've encountered with a back bow. It rang all the bells for me history, shape, form, make-up wise. Just had to have it. The wind-cord was the icing. Thanks to Stefan for allowing it to be sent my way.
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Whatever you wish to call it.....it is simply stunning......quite the hat! Great find!
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Neither have I. If you think of a name for it: go for it!
OK, I hereby dub it the ‘Scrunchy’....
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Very nice Hagwood. I like feathers, but it depends on the hat. My personal take is I never remove them from vintage hats.
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A recent find, this black custom 7X from JW Hats in Salt Lake City. This one has a very smooth finish and very soft, comparable to my Stetson Imperial. The crown is on the short side (5 open, 3 3/4 finished) with a lot of taper for what I call an Aussie top. 2 1/2 brim is a good size for me but while the size is right (7 1/8), the crown is just too short for me to wear, so I'll have to move this one on to a new owner.
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Man, that is a short crown. I wonder if you could make a pork pie out of it.....
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The seller’s photos didn’t make it look that low. I’m sorry that this hat didn’t work for you, particularly since it sounds like it’s otherwise a very nice hat.
I wonder who commissioned a custom hat with such a low crown?
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Two new, to me, hats.
Dobbs Golden Coach Savoy Mink &
CHAMP Spaceweight. The CHAMP has a very cool liner.[emoji106]
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Dobbs Golden Coach Savoy Mink &
CHAMP Spaceweight. The CHAMP has a very cool liner.[emoji106]
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Thank you so much Mark. It was Stefan who found it, so all cudos to him. I was lucky enough that it wasn't his size [emoji4].
I love your and other folks early catalog postings. Wish I had rembered to download and save them all. I understand exactly what you mean about this one being a soft hat. It is indeed, and not a stiff felt Homburg.
I would surmise, though, that that is how Homburgs were conceived to be back then and indeed how we expect them to be now: stiff felts that can't be brimmed down.
In my mind, a Fedora can be worn brim up, I sometimes do with some of mine as we all do, or brim down. It has these two possibilities. The brim on the Harald, however, cannot be worn down, only up. Therefore, and again, in my mind it's a Homburg, or at least in the family of. A soft felt Homburg, though perhaps a misnomer, is, perhaps, a better name for this one. Better than the misnomer Fedora in my humble opinion.
As you say Mark, whatever one wishes to call it, it's a great hat, and one heck of a piece of history [emoji145].
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