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Nice job, Randall.Old Richmond Bros. that I completely refurbed more than a year ago.
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Thanks Vic. I can lust....er rest now.
Wonderful two tone hybrid, Alan.There are a handful of days each year that call out for this between the seasons Dunlap duplex. Today was one. I suspect this to be a late 1930s offering with the Sizor adjustable sweatband mentioned in the 1938 advertisement below. Dunlap was a Hat Corporation of America brand at this time - somewhat less common, though Prager's Mens Store seemed to do a brisk business with them.
Great looking Strat, David.Beautiful spring day here in NYC, perfect for a Strat to keep the sun off.
David
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I have a couple but have never tried adjusting the fit. It might make sense in one of them which has always been a little too loose.Wonderful two tone hybrid, Alan.
A shame that the "sizor" didn't catch on. I have a few hats that would benefit with that "latest Knox development"
The top one is exquisite and the hat body is exciting to imagine what the final hat will be like.Here is a Monte that I have yet to wear and one that need to be built with the the hat box. View attachment 422644 View attachment 422645
Thank you, Reggie. I might get used to that Barbisio (if just in my back yard). The Dalton is quickly becoming a favorite.You can pass for a real live gaucho in that Barbisio, Stefan. I really really like that Dalton, it is one tough looking hat!
Still beautiful, but it is a bit of a chameleon in that way.The recently acquired Hückel again today. Not looking quite as blue under the overcast sky.
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O my; what a hat, Vic!Stetson 100 in a not too common color View attachment 422836
Very nice, Perry.
Looking good, John. If you enjoy that one half as much as I do the Dalton, you'll be ok.Hey all!
The wind finally calmed down enough for me to feel safe wearing this Mossant, the pièce de résistance in my recent trade with Stefan.
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I like everything about it, but especially the bow work. An amazing hat.
Have a great day!
Very nice, Ross. Great colour on that OR.Sunshine in the mitten this morning as well, grabbed my pure beaver OR for the trash pile.
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And I thought Greg was joking! Awesome!Stetson 100 Western in Cobalt blue
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Splendid top to bottom as always, Fabio!Tress & Co.
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And that's one of the reasons I love this HückelStill beautiful, but it is a bit of a chameleon in that way.
Glad you did al of that anyway to show it to us, Jim. Looks great!Happy Star Wars Day to all!
Another that hasn't seen much wear, mainly because I have to crawl back into the boxes, clear some jungle with a machete, and fight a horde of orcs to get to it.
A Mallory with an interesting brim binding treatment.
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And a quickie from yesterday; exercising my franchise in a black CD.
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That's a beauty, Randall. Never seen anything like that brim binding before.View attachment 423173 New to me Knox FoxHound in two tone ribbon. Thing’s near mint!
Interestingly the binding is two different colors sewn together using a blind stitch to apply on top and a regular stitch underneath. Impressive execution.
Looks like something Art would’ve done if he was working for Knox in the mid/late 50s.
A new favorite!
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Another beauty, Jim. Nice natural colour.Gannon Mr. Natural. I've probably been gravitating to gills lately because of the rain.
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Ah, come on!
SUperb hat, Alan.There are a handful of days each year that call out for this between the seasons Dunlap duplex. Today was one. I suspect this to be a late 1930s offering with the Sizor adjustable sweatband mentioned in the 1938 advertisement below. Dunlap was a Hat Corporation of America brand at this time - somewhat less common, though Prager's Mens Store seemed to do a brisk business with them.
As it should be..........On a late note, Happy 192 John B. Stetson.
That's going to be one flaming cake.
That's a beautiful panama, Joe.The Colonel by Lamson Hubbard
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