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Michael R. said:That 1911 is cocked !
Yep The way they made to be carried although I pin my grip safety.
Ha ha...nice garage, Jack.
Michael R. said:That 1911 is cocked !
exactlyActually John Brownings original design didn't have a grip safety, it was added because the military wanted it.
Very true.Actually John Brownings original design didn't have a grip safety, it was added because the military wanted it.
What great photos! Cute little guys and already wearing hats, good job Michael!
Straw vs. Palm
What's better for warmer weather- straw vs. palm leaf?
I prefer ventilation or eyelets, so what's my best alternative in a cowboy hat- straw or palm leaf? Lots of options I realize... What's most versatile?
Fivesense said:Straw vs. Palm
What's better for warmer weather- straw vs. palm leaf?
I prefer ventilation or eyelets, so what's my best alternative in a cowboy hat- straw or palm leaf? Lots of options I realize... What's most versatile?
As Landscaper & Head Groundskeeper at Hurricane Manor I have one that's part of my uniform.Big fan of the Sunbody hats myself. And any of them can be had with eyelets.
Looks real nice BB! I like that hat a lot on you. Perfect size, 4 x 6 or 6-1/2? You wear the size well.
Gorgeous! Finish, liner, and pencil roll too!Picked this one up immediately thinking of Jack Palance and Lee Van Cleef.....
This one has a litte extra bling on the ribbon. Simply a wonderful deep black velour...
A little over 4 inches as bashed, 3 1/4 brim, awsome hand and you can almost loose your fingers in the velour.......sweet red lining......50's?
It certainly lives up to it's name.
A brand not much seen.......I just wish it was my size
All I can do is admire it for now........
M
I will post more pictures under the Thoroughbred thread..
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Picked this one up immediately thinking of Jack Palance and Lee Van Cleef.....
This one has a litte extra bling on the ribbon. Simply a wonderful deep black velour...
A little over 4 inches as bashed, 3 1/4 brim, awsome hand and you can almost loose your fingers in the velour.......sweet red lining......50's?
It certainly lives up to it's name.
A brand not much seen.......I just wish it was my size
All I can do is admire it for now........
M
I will post more pictures under the Thoroughbred thread..
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Looks like a pencil curl in the photo because of the velour........it is actually a well executed over-welt.Gorgeous! Finish, liner, and pencil roll too!
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Looks real nice BB! I like that hat a lot on you. Perfect size, 4 x 6 or 6-1/2? You wear the size well.
Happy, Happy Hour!
They want a photo in period clothing, along with application. So I'm trying out some different outfits.
Thanks Bob, I'm sure it will get dirtier. Being the new guy probably means I get to die on the street first!I'd say you look quite vintage, but that might be misinterpreted. Really -- you look great and the dirt on the hat is not noticeable. You might need to dirty it up more for "authenticity".