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Beater Brotherhood
Summer beater hat - Guatemalan palm leaf with my own restyle. I like it and that's all that matters to me. :>)- Thundercolt
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Western, anyone?
Standing next to Wild Bill, in all his frontier grandeur.- Thundercolt
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Beater Brotherhood
Before and After of a $20 restyle on my tired and worn Stetson Gun Club (nothing special, just a work hat for me).- Thundercolt
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Beater Brotherhood
- Thundercolt
- Post #362
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Beater Brotherhood
Beater hats are the tough love icon of the headwear community. They may not be expensive, or socially dignified attire, but they show you’ve got style and do their job none the less. So, let’s hear it for the lids commonly worn by the salt of the earth working folks, the everyday misfits...- Thundercolt
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HATS WITH HISTORY
THE RAREST CONFEDERATE SLOUCH HAT IN EXISTENCE HENRY GOODNIGHT, COMPANY A, TERRELL'S TEXAS RANGERS - Cpl. Henry Goodnight, Company A, Terrell's Texas Rangers, was a hard fighting Texan from the start as he enlisted in Co. E, 13th Regiment Texas Cavalry (Burnett's Texas Cavalry) at the age of 19...- Thundercolt
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Show us their hats!
Those dogs are better dressed than most of the people I know!- Thundercolt
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Show us their hats!
“You can do no greater disservice to a human being than taking away their home land”. Z. Thundercolt- Thundercolt
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HATS WITH HISTORY
A common hat style during the 1850's - 1860's in America- Thundercolt
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Show us their hats!
Here's my favorite version of Geronimo's Cadillac performed by Hoyt Axton. "Jesus told me and I believe it's true... redmans in the sunset too".- Thundercolt
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Show us their hats!
The photograph was taken in 1905 at the “Oklahoma’s Gala Day” exhibition hosted by the Miller brothers’ 101 Ranch, located southwest of Ponca City, Oklahoma. To gin up interest in its exhibition, the 101 Ranch paid Geronimo to appear. The 101 Ranch staged the scene in the car for the press...- Thundercolt
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Western, anyone?
Jack - Here's one that you might like from The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.- Thundercolt
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