feel the burn
Wearing vintage can be like a workout. You suffer the pinch of an ill fitted shoe or the stab of an overly large lapel or the squeeze of a well made inseam....
The good thing is that along with age comes not only extra girth but better sense as well.......
Buy it to collect...
I think Cary Grant was one of those guys who just din't look comfortable in a fedora. Not that he looked bad, just not comfortable.
Grants body language worked in 2 ways. You notice the grace of his movements from the shoulders down. Then you notice the intensity and style of his facial...
Wow..some of these collections are amazing...mine is jut a little ol closet full..
1 Burberry Vintage (50's) Wool Overcoat
1 Joseph & Feiss Gab 50's Overcoat
1 Wool Clicker winter coat
2 1950's Herringbone scottish tweed sportcoats
1 suede 1960s cooper car coat
1 1940's bogey style...
I really liked the atmosphere on those programs. The writing was consistent, the effects were good and E.G. Marshall was just a great Emcee. I used to go to sleep listening to those episodes..
I remember the opening music was somewhat ominous though....
Cortland NY ?!
Cortland is just a few minutes from me Dinerman.....
Bush's Funeral Parlor is no longer in existence to my knowledge. Let me do some digging on WP Bush. Who knows what lies buried in the history of this hat you found...lets see what secrests we can unearth....
Great Find!
humidity
Killed the hat..
I found a near dead stock Royal Stetson 2" brim fedora in the local Salivation Army store once..it was the deep brownish gray brown color, had a narrow ribbon for that style hat.. 7 1/2 long oval...only one I've ever seen...mid 50's vintage..paid 2 dollar for it...
Gerald Mcraney
I'm most curious about the style/period of the hat he wears as Hearst..it seems very transitional.....can't post a pic ..sorry...
I loved Deadwood but it lost me somewhat after season 1 when they killed off Bill Hickok...so much potential was lost......and they tried to cacth...
I like the way the ribbon seems to roll downward adding the the crowns taper...
Great hat , looks almost dead stock..
I know others here would know better but the hat appears more mid 1950's to me. It could depend on when Dobbs stopped using the cost of the hat as the "model" i.e Dobbs 20 = hat...
Sorry about that Dumbjaw...it seems lately that anyone and everyone is trying to sell any hat thye can find to get in on the action....some ads have every measurement of a hat imagineable except the right one !
Keep trying...personally if I don't see a pic of the size tag I'll email the...
I'm with Art..My goal is to be like one of the guys I used to see in college that wore old beat up hats and sat out in front of the bank on main street ogling all the coeds.....( my mum always said I'd amount to something)....
I agree too with the OP premise...I used to get carried aways with...
Personally, I think we make too much of the meaning behind hat wearing. I come from a long line of fedora wearers and except for me and a few abstainers, all of the kinder from those earlier generations have spawned baseball hat wearers.
Putting something on ones head to protect it from...
There are a few auctions right now for hats upward from 7 1/2......3 i can think of..one is a size 8 cav....
I'm a 7 1/2 myself and I will say....it's a struggle....
It would only take me about 15 minutes to...er. ah...tour the museum...
Those are spellbinding photo's....Thanks so much for sharing your expereince Besdor...it sounds like it was very edifying for you...
Raymond Chandler should have put a Fawcett special on old Marlowe....could have saved him a time or two from all those saps Phil took.....
Not that Art was around in Marlowe's day though.....;)
I wanted to say that was a great story...hat's off to ya...!
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