About 8 months ago in April a terrible storm passed over My sweet home in Alabama. A ef5 to be a bit more exact, but anyways the horrible tornado side swiped my house( I thank God for that) but took all the power out with it as well. So, since my grandparents moved up to Tennessee about 2 months...
I felt the same way about the site, but haven't heard any word that anyone is asking for it to be torn down. I don't know if they just ignoring it or what. But that fine lady sure does love those hats.
Well I as I mentioned before did not write this. It was time magazine that did but I did read somewhere about that though. And thank you for posting the link to the thread it was spectacular!
Funny because I was just about to post this.
A history of Knox hatters
Knox was started in 1838 when Charles Knox opened a small hat shop on Fulton Street in downtown New York. His aim was to make the finest hat in the city. He succeeded and by 1854 he had the largest hat shop in the city...
I would love one of those, but Im the only one in my family that were's hats(professionally of course). So I wouldn't be able to talk my dad into buying one. Anyways that is a neat thing there and the little one looks like she is going to be a collector some day! And have a Merry Christmas evening.
XD Well its quite funny you would bring that up. Every hat that I have received is exactly 7 1/8. I find it quite interesting that my head fits that size perfectly especially when Im driving down the highway at 70 mph. It's not tight but its snug and I don't have to worry about it flying of my head.
Well, I cant say that I got it "as a Christmas present" But I did inherit a hardly[maybe 4 times] worn(My grandparents on both sides of the family are guilty of this) Royal Stetson. It's a dark brown one, but I haven't seen anything this brand new, its all most perfect... to perfect. My grandma...
Your most certainly welcome. I, to have a hard time finding anything on Knox hats but i did find this site(to whom I know the owner) that posted a little bit of history of Knox hats and sells them from time to time. knoxhatsrevisited.com But I was very upset that Knox had to close down back in...
Also, I got this box after my great friend didn't need it for his hat anymore(Got stolen) so he decided that I could use it.How ever, I do not have another Knox 20 series and had just inherited my great grandfathers Royal Stetson but ran out of space. So I decided to be "politicly incorrect"...
Here is my box. I would rate it(on a scale of 1-100) a 82 because there is a bit of fading and quite a few dents in it. But the inside of the box is fine, no major dents, and no rips.
The hat is a different story. I would rate it a 93 because of the dirty liner it has and the rip in it as...
Well back in the day Fedoras had different styles and costs. So Knox created the Knox 15 and 20 series hats. The Knox 15 cost 15 USD this it was average simple hat, but the Knox 20 series was made a bit better and more costly. I have mine as my avatar and they are wonderfull hats, but it looks...
When we first found it thats what we thought, but since we wanted to look at the history of the gun we looked in the official Smith and Wesson archive and catalog.(Btw excellent book I found mine in B&N) Which said that it was a bit more special. So we went and got it tested and it came back...
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