Bob Roberts
I'll Lock Up
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What Bama said. Very nice.Mm, I like what you've done with that CD.
What Bama said. Very nice.Mm, I like what you've done with that CD.
Mm, I like what you've done with that CD.
When you shorten his name in this context it sounds like a come-on. Nice Campdraft though.
you sig is similar to mine ... basically says the same thing ... if my name was actually KeithI've added a signature line to avoid future confusion lol
I've added a signature line to avoid future confusion lol
Understood☺No confusion, at least not here.
Sweeeeeeet!!!!!So many great hats these last few days, too many for my slow typing self to comment on. I will say Frunos recent custom from Gus Miller is one of my newest favorites. Fine looking hat that he wears well and the colors remind me a bit of my favorites, a Stetson Sovereign 20 mode edge, seen in my avatar. Thanks to all who commented on and added likes to yesterdays Gomez. I don't think Tom gets enough love around here. His straws are great and I plan on another from him sooner than later.
I've been having felt withdrawals as of late so I got a fix with this one earlier today before we get back to the mid 90's this afternoon.
Cavanagh 100
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Sweeeeeeet!!!!!
Thanks Mason. I just got that jacket today. All I can tell you is that it's a Southwick and it's made of imported fabric. I think it is a silk and wool blend. There is no content labeling. I have to say I've never seen one closely similar to it.I love the jacket Michael. What's it made out of?
That's a great hat Eric.Good evening. Traveling of late and have not had an opportunity to post to this thread. I have really enjoyed tuning in and seeing what you folks have been wearing.
Home late and enjoying the cooler summer evening down on our beach wearing the vtg. 30's Stetson beachcomber.
Love this felt hat. The color and quality are a true standout.
Unfortunately I have been loving the hat "too much." I wore the vintage leather sweat and eventually the top of the leather, cromed part, separated from the under leather and stuck to my head when I removed the hat. Yes, the leather, the cromer part, stuck to my head. It tore neatly across the front. My wife suggested I have "acid like" sweat on my brow and destroyed the hat leather band. I disagree, the leather wore out. After nearly 90 years it wore out. I suspect after living 90+ years parts of my body will wear out.
I sent the hat to Mike at Northwest Hats and asked if he would install a new leather sweat. Sweet - Mike did a grand job! Kuddos and BIG recomondation for Mike @ Northwest Hats. If you need leather sweat service consider his artistic service.
Enjoying the 65'F temps and the opportunity to wear felts.
Best to all, Eric -
I am learning about warm weather survival from watching yours and others posts.That's a great hat Eric.
Thanks sir!
65 degrees sounds sooooo good. We hit 107 today.
+1 for Mike. He just finished "re-working" 4 of my hats.Good evening. Traveling of late and have not had an opportunity to post to this thread. I have really enjoyed tuning in and seeing what you folks have been wearing.
Home late and enjoying the cooler summer evening down on our beach wearing the vtg. 30's Stetson beachcomber.
Love this felt hat. The color and quality are a true standout.
Unfortunately I have been loving the hat "too much." I wore the vintage leather sweat and eventually the top of the leather, cromed part, separated from the under leather and stuck to my head when I removed the hat. Yes, the leather, the cromer part, stuck to my head. It tore neatly across the front. My wife suggested I have "acid like" sweat on my brow and destroyed the hat leather band. I disagree, the leather wore out. After nearly 90 years it wore out. I suspect after living 90+ years parts of my body will wear out.
I sent the hat to Mike at Northwest Hats and asked if he would install a new leather sweat. Sweet - Mike did a grand job! Kuddos and BIG recomondation for Mike @ Northwest Hats. If you need leather sweat service consider his artistic service.
Enjoying the 65'F temps and the opportunity to wear felts.
Best to all, Eric -
This is how my wife rocks her Hemp Strat.
Love her style!
... which is not on purpose by the way... She just happens to not give a $#!+
Sent from my iPhone while orbiting the earth in a sea foam green 1957 Cadillac