My condolences to you, his friends, family, and to the World of Hat Lovers & Wearers...
When we lose a talent like his, we all take the hit...
May he RIP...
I found it interesting.....for one, I didn't know what a coffined staircase meant...
And I did hear that General Picton died at the Battle of Waterloo leading a most effective bayonnet charge, that probably secured the win for General Wellington. General Picton's last words were "Charge...
Another article on Lock & Co Hatters,again nother earth shattering but there are some interesting tidbits of trivia....
http://www.nytimes.com/1982/10/03/travel/lock-s-of-london-gentlemen-s-hatters.html
Or...heres a copy.....
LOCK'S OF LONDON: GENTLEMAN HATTERS
DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND is the author...
A few of the Jazz Greats who are always sharp dressers...
Roy Haynes used to always be on Esquire Magazine's 10 Best dressed list aswell as on their Favorite Jazz Musician List:
Avant Garde Sax Giant Archie Shepp:
And one of the greatest living BeBop Saxologists and a dear friend, Lou...
Kentucky Rancher sounds cool....but also, never underestimate your Campdraft's ability to rise to the occasion and get the job done with grace and aplomb...It has the 'chops' to work in many contrasting environs...
Wow...you really hit the ground running....
After hearing those prices, I might have to relocate to Texas...}8^))
I always snap my brims up when I take mine off, but if Fruno' says it doesn't matter, then it doesn't...He's forgotten more about Hats than I'll probably ever know...}8^))
And whether this LOW crown fedora was his pick, my bet it was Hitchcock's....I think Hitch thought it looked like a hat a Spy would wear....If Cary had his way, I bet those side dents would disappear, but he did seem to dig low crowns after the 30's...
Either way, I do think it's a great hat...
I agree....but then many GREAT actors had very strong, unique vocal stylings that define their character like Sean Connery , Morgan Freeman, or Orson Wells...
But I also think, a big part of what made his voice so special was his timing....Frank told many, that tohim phrasing was everything in...
Bumping this one back up...too relevant.
I have read, where CG did think his head and neck were too big....But he did have certain hat styles that he liked...
He almost always removed any side dents, and he almost always went with lower crowned hats...
And if I was a gambling man, I would...
I don't mean to derail the topic here...and I'm a big fan of Sinatra's hat style...
But for a quick one post defense of thin ribbons...
Hey man....there are alot of thin ribbons...
FROM:
To:
That covers a pretty broad spectrim...
But there are threads for thin ribbons....now back to our...
Very productive trip there, Red, my friend. I don't think I've ever seen anyone swing a bowler any hipper than this...Looks very contemporary and casual...And that Stetson looks new....Looks like you scored big on all counts...
Is the little lady getting excited about her new custom skypiece...
Very hip and cool by today's standards aswell....What are the dimensions of this one...crown height, brim, and height of bowl inside of crown seems very low...I love it being a deeper than normal porkpie....reminds me of the Stetson Gun Club...
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