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Mine in 1903.My grandmother was born on the Chickasaw Nation in 1900.
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Mine in 1903.My grandmother was born on the Chickasaw Nation in 1900.
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Just a guess, Jim, based on viewing the movie and seeing a lot more shots of the hat. The thing I love about streaming video is the ability to rewind, hit pause, etc, to get good views of the hats and the great bashes. The felted edge, the blocking, brim width, but especially the twisted bow-keep make me think Knox, Dobbs or older Stetson. Of course, as you suggest, it could be most any vintage hat with a felted edge.I'm curious what about the hats makes you speculate Dobbs or Knox vs any other brand. Unless I see something definitively recognizable, like a Gay Prince or something, I can't tell the difference from the exterior.
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Hopalong wearing a Valentine and my Hopalong Valentine.
I do know that Bob.You know I'm a big fan of the Valentines. To have one from a legend like Hopalong is simply amazing!
We need to see yours!!
Hey Bob:Mine probably don't qualify as Movie Hats. These two do (at least tangentially).
Another "Hopalong". Sold for $1,375 at auction.
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This one for John Ford. Sold for $5,377.50 at auction.
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If you want two see the two I have you can go here:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/western-anyone.24539/page-201#post-2235138
And here (this one was a gift from Bowen to my wife):
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/what-hat-are-you-wearing-today.19520/page-8069#post-2365861
I watched Farewell, My Lovely with Robert Mitchum as Phillip Marlowe last night on Amazon Prime. What a grand parade of hats. My fav was the Dobbs? Knox? that Mitchum wore. Looks like Taupe/Natural felt with a brownish/burgundy wide ribbon and a felted edge. But all the men wore hats and they were great.
You tube trailer:
I wouldn't want to get on his bad sideThe original version to that movie was "Murder My Sweet", (1944), with Dick Powell as Philip Marlowe. It also starred Claire Trevor and Mike Mazurki, (as Moose Malloy). Check out Mazurki's Whippet style hat. He also sported a nice looking thin ribbon at the start of the movie. Mazurki has my vote for Film Noir's most intimidating Heavy.
Definitely! I wouldn't want to either!I wouldn't want to get on his bad side
My hat making teacher wasn't too happy because he made Sharon Stone a nice hat for this and she wanted him to make the "Cattleman's Crease" hat you see in the film.Already 86° with 63% humidity. Staying indoors and caught a little of this. Probably posted here before.
"The Quick and the Dead"
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