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Has a real nice look to it. Lovely red liner!My new Epsom arrived today. First fur felt bought new from a store.
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Somewhat lighter and softer than I expected, but that's not a complaint.
Has a real nice look to it. Lovely red liner!My new Epsom arrived today. First fur felt bought new from a store.
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Somewhat lighter and softer than I expected, but that's not a complaint.
Great find, Daniele. I think Barbisio did some of it's finest work with the "classic" line of hats.The second hat of the day is a classic that cannot be more classic.
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A Barbisio production of the seventies or perhaps the sixties in a combination of colors seen several times in Italy, as well as the shape and proportions.
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Barbisio Classic, Qualità Extra Extra size 59 centimeters, but more a 58 than the size indicated, arrived so far in excellent condition.
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The medium weight felt is very malleable and has a dark gray with a black ribbon.
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The felt color is called "Rimini" as the town on the Adriatic sea, the ribbon is black with an ancient bow design
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These are the measurements: the raw brims are at 5.5 cm, the crown at its lowest point is at 10.5 cm. and the black ribbon is 4.5cm. high
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As mentioned in other posts, the classic Barbisio, that was made in Sagliano Micca in the historic production workshop, are increasingly scarce, so when I find someone I buy it, this for some lover of the Italian classics with a head diameter suitable for its measures![]()
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Fantastic Steven. CongratulationsI received my Gannon today. 100X beaver in Steel Grey.
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Have a safe and blessed weekend.
Steven
Really nice StefanBought this on on commission so to speak. I knew it wasn't my size. Sometimes you get lucky with hats like that, but not this time, so it will go to a trusted collection.
Stetson Standard Quality bowler. Brim at 5,3cm and crown at about 13cm (eyeballing it a bit here). Lovely hand to the felt and finishing is top notch. Only thing is some foxing on the liner. From what I gather early to mid-thirties. Imported by Sools of Paris.
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Thanks Joe!Fantastic Steven. Congratulations

A slightly different New Hat Post than usual for me.
My new to me Druids Oak Tricorn .
I was recently commissioned Colonel, Commanding of the Kingston Reds Rhode Island Historic Militia.
Founded in 1775, the Kingston Reds are 1 of 14 remaining Historic Chartered Mitary Commands whose lineages stretch back to the mid 18th century that serve in mostly ceremonial rolls under the Adjutant General of the RI National Guard.
I descend directly from multiple founding members including the original Commander Capt. Nathan Taylor, elected to by the Company in October 1775.
Pics of me in uniform to come eventually as I am usually the one taking them.
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One weekend a month we can be found doing this at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead. View attachment 339963
And when we want to torture the neighbors, this.
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Thank you!Excellent Dave. I know you will wear it with pride. Ancestry is a powerful force and it is obvious that you take pride in history. Congratulations.
Very cool Dave. CongratulationsA slightly different New Hat Post than usual for me.
My new to me Druids Oak Tricorn .
I was recently commissioned Colonel, Commanding of the Kingston Reds Rhode Island Historic Militia.
Founded in 1775, the Kingston Reds are 1 of 14 remaining Historic Chartered Military Commands whose lineages stretch back to the mid 18th century that serve in mostly ceremonial rolls under the Adjutant General of the RI National Guard.
I descend directly from multiple founding members including the original Commander Capt. Nathan Taylor, elected to by the Company in October 1775.
Pics of me in uniform to come eventually as I am usually the one taking them.
View attachment 339961 View attachment 339962
One weekend a month we can be found doing this at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead. View attachment 339963
And when we want to torture the neighbors, this.
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Congratulations Dave. A very nice honor for you & remembrance for your ancestors.A slightly different New Hat Post than usual for me.
My new to me Druids Oak Tricorn .
I was recently commissioned Colonel, Commanding of the Kingston Reds Rhode Island Historic Militia.
Founded in 1775, the Kingston Reds are 1 of 14 remaining Historic Chartered Military Commands whose lineages stretch back to the mid 18th century that serve in mostly ceremonial rolls under the Adjutant General of the RI National Guard.
I descend directly from multiple founding members including the original Commander Capt. Nathan Taylor, elected to by the Company in October 1775.
Pics of me in uniform to come eventually as I am usually the one taking them.
View attachment 339961 View attachment 339962
One weekend a month we can be found doing this at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead. View attachment 339963
And when we want to torture the neighbors, this.
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A slightly different New Hat Post than usual for me.
My new to me Druids Oak Tricorn .
I was recently commissioned Colonel, Commanding of the Kingston Reds Rhode Island Historic Militia.
Thanks Joe!Very cool Dave. Congratulations
Thanks Ken!!Congratulations Dave. A very nice honor for you & remembrance for your ancestors.
Thanks Bob!!Congrats Colonel! Stylin' hat with the bound brim and unusual bow work -- and I really like how you creased it. It goes well with your "suit" ... and cannon.
(Seriously Dave -- congrats on the honor and kudos to you for keeping this history alive).