I’ll do that later today
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. 
The Hat Shapers “straight sided dome” block doesn’t have any taper and it’s a bear to get the felt to release. In fact, I’ve distorted felt trying to push it off the block. I know Terry uses his a lot, but I’ve never asked him how he does it.
Then there’s this:
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I always thought that Bogart wores Stetson Sovereigns
My new Hufvud hat is ready. Based on the 'Bogart' style with the original Hufvud style
I think Mikael did the job very well.
Hey, Docta. Fancy seeing you here. [emoji4]Rare (for me) vintage Lord's hat manufactured by Palco Hats So. Norwalk CT. There is a thread regarding a brief history of Palco Hats in The Lounge. From my understanding, Palco manufactured hats for this store - and I would imagine other mens haberdasheries - in the U.S. What's unique to me about this piece is the fact brim is wider than I've witnessed on a Lord's Hat.. I have another where the brim out to curl is at most 2 1/8 in. Anyway, the felt on this piece is fantastic and will need an adjustment as it has not been worn in a long minute. Here now a few pics...
Very nice hat! I always enjoy reading about brands other than the regular flagship brands. One can always find some rare gems like this one.Rare (for me) vintage Lord's hat manufactured by Palco Hats So. Norwalk CT. There is a thread regarding a brief history of Palco Hats in The Lounge. From my understanding, Palco manufactured hats for this store - and I would imagine other mens haberdasheries - in the U.S. What's unique to me about this piece is the fact brim is wider than I've witnessed on a Lord's Hat.. I have another where the brim out to curl is at most 2 1/8 in. Anyway, the felt on this piece is fantastic and will need an adjustment as it has not been worn in a long minute. Here now a few pics...
Grand, Doc. You wear it like a true gent.Rare (for me) vintage Lord's hat manufactured by Palco Hats So. Norwalk CT. There is a thread regarding a brief history of Palco Hats in The Lounge. From my understanding, Palco manufactured hats for this store - and I would imagine other mens haberdasheries - in the U.S. What's unique to me about this piece is the fact brim is wider than I've witnessed on a Lord's Hat.. I have another where the brim out to curl is at most 2 1/8 in. Anyway, the felt on this piece is fantastic and will need an adjustment as it has not been worn in a long minute. Here now a few pics...
Rare (for me) vintage Lord's hat manufactured by Palco Hats So. Norwalk CT. There is a thread regarding a brief history of Palco Hats in The Lounge. From my understanding, Palco manufactured hats for this store - and I would imagine other mens haberdasheries - in the U.S. What's unique to me about this piece is the fact brim is wider than I've witnessed on a Lord's Hat.. I have another where the brim out to curl is at most 2 1/8 in. Anyway, the felt on this piece is fantastic and will need an adjustment as it has not been worn in a long minute. Here now a few pics...
Hey Doc!! How 'bout that!
I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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Such an elegant hat. The gill work is impeccable and the ribbon contrast perfect. All around gorgeous example.I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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Thanks! I couldn't say no. It was too beautiful to pass on it. Plus Bill is such a gentleman to deal with....[emoji106]
Thank you! Even my wife likes it[emoji106][emoji106] That's a small step for a hat owner, and a giant leap for the hat kind[emoji1]
That's a really COOL hat. Great buy.I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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It really is a remarkable hat. I'm a little surprised that Bill sold it!
Good pickup, Hector!
You got yourself a real dandy one there, Hector. Que guapo!I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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I originally acquired this hat from FineVintageFedoras an Etsy shop owned by our own Scott aka @bond. He did the ribbon work at my request. Originally it had a standard black bow ribbon which looked nice but I thought it would be nicer with gills. Here is a picture of the original.
It was hard to let go. But I am really trying to stick to my 52 rule.It really is a remarkable hat. I'm a little surprised that Bill sold it!
Héctor did send me one picture which I think says it all.I want to thank my friend Bill Hughes for this beautiful Melton Ten. This has to be one of the coolest hats I have ever seen or owned. These are his pictures. With the Holidays I haven't had the time to photo document my recent acquisitions.
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