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Damn that looks good!
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Western, anyone?
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"I'd better not hear anyone start to call you the Man in (the) Black ... (Stet) son"
Looking dark there Greg. I like it!
ETBass
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That is perfect. What Stetson is that Greg? Very nice!
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You guys had me thinking on where would I go if I had somewhere to go while wearing a hat and I came across this photo by Dorothea Lange and.....well.....yeah.
T Jones
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That reminds me of my Grandfather sitting at Cody's Grill drinking a beer and smoking his cigarettes.
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I long for the days where a man can have a drink & some good conversation with a barfly again!
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Marshall Greg!! Love the vest, man.
TheGuitarFairy
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This little Royal Deluxe showed up yesterday so dusty that plumes of dust swirled into the air with every brush stroke! No extra charge for the LA hole at pinch nor the cool bash ; ) Felt is what you'd expect from a late 40s early 50s RD. Hat's a little snug but I'm learning to appreciate how a hat looks sitting at different heights.
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Love the look of that one on you Mike!
Not a big fan of green hats eh? I can relate.Still, this Portis is a remarkable hat, Greg.
I know, right. Thanks, Stefan.
I’ll take that. Thanks, B.
Thanks, Bob. Now I’ll go play some Ring of Fire. I usually start off with JC but sometimes end up playing SD.
Thanks, ET. It’s an early twentieth century Stetson w/o any model on the sweat. I had a Boss Raw Edge pass through my hands that this hat is very much a clone of it just doesn’t say so.
Thanks, Ross.
In another time, Perry, another time. Thank you. Wish I had more of a reason to wear it than a trip to the PO and liquor store.
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Those sound like good enough reasons to me.
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That looks small enough you can probably fill it with some felt fuzz from behind the sweat. Also if you decided to change up the crease you can pick a style to relocate the repair so it would be less notable.
Use some diluted white vinegar to kill the vertigris or you will have holes there too.
TheGuitarFairy
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Thanks for this, Jack .. didn't know about vinegar.
I like the hole and crease!
I like the hole and crease!
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The crease is fine but the hole is a little too "fouquettish" & hipsterish for my tastes. But enjoy the hat!
TheGuitarFairy
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Ha! If it came honestly I don't mind.
Thanks again for the vinegar plan.
Thanks again for the vinegar plan.
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That's a mighty nice one, man!
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