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The Cap Faction
Wow, Barry, you did the right thing! The blessing and curse of selling local. Richard, that is one wild and furry cap!! Looks seriously warm.- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,594
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
I thought I might have gotten a few of them off the lounge here last year, but I may be mistaken. Let me know where to post them all, and I'd be happy to oblige. They are some of the best period portraits I've seen. So atmospheric, and real, lived-in fashion. Keith Lo Bue. Jeweler, Artisan...- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,586
- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
1929. This photographer, shooting the Tour-de-France riders, used this cap as a prop, I'm assuming, unless it was TdF gear that they all wore... In either case, this has to be my favorite cap I've ever seen. The proportions, the killer glen plaid, the way the darts round upwards, the way it...- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,579
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The Cap Faction
That's fascinating, Robert - thanks for those. I don't see many cap advertisments from the '30's, and even less from the '40's.- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,578
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The Cap Faction
Thanks, TT! I just wore it out to a friend's exhibition, and got several remarks about it. Do you guys who wear caps find people commenting? I rarely do. I'd probably get more comments if I was hatless, as I'm always in one.- Stuffsmith
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The Cap Faction
Thanks very much guys! Johnny, isn't that fabric amazing? It was a vintage skirt that I took apart. I have enough fabric for one more of a different design. Keith Lo Bue. Jeweler, Artisan, Stuffsmith. http://lobue-art.com http://keithlobue.com- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,568
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The Cap Faction
New 8 dart cap in wild 1930's swirly wool tweed and vintage kimono silk liner. 20's grosgrain, vintage snap, blahblahblah. ;)- Stuffsmith
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The Cap Faction
Beautiful, Robert - I got one of the others for use as a pattern!- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,560
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1950's Blue / Cream Jacket - Size 44 - Auction Ending Soon...
Deadbeat eBay winner on that one. Jacket still available, will sell for $50 plus shipping to anyone who is interested.- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Cordova Handmade Caps - 1920s Vintage Styles
+1! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Merchants
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The Cap Faction
I absolutely love that one, Johnny! What an oddball. The leather sweat is wild and strange! Great fabric as well.- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,536
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
The first cooler day in months - finally all the lovely tweeds can crawl out of the drawer! Good to check in with you all - a parade of great hats, guys.- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Hats
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The Cap Faction
Flat-top – that is one seriously cool fabric! Be sure to send us a noggin shot when it arrives. Keith Lo Bue. Jeweler, Artisan, Stuffsmith. http://lobue-art.com http://keithlobue.com- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,530
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The Cap Faction
Thank you, everyone, for the rah-rah! Manfred, very cool cap!- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,526
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The Cap Faction
After receiving Barry Simonds' blessing to take on trying my own hand at making the 1920's Golfer cap (either because I'd originally commissioned him to make one, or because he's a really nice fella - or both), I enlisted the able help of a pattern-maker friend to help nut out the very complex...- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,517
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The Cap Faction
Looks wonderful on you, GEF! I have a moth eaten one of that exact model, fabric, size(!) that I took apart to make a pattern from (my 'Canuck'). I love the round shape of the front of the crown. I'm glad there's one in good nick floating around out there! Keith Lo Bue. Jeweler, Artisan...- Stuffsmith
- Post #5,512
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Cordova Handmade Caps - 1920s Vintage Styles
One of the few bouclé fabrics I like. Love this Johnny!- Stuffsmith
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- Forum: Merchants
