Another fine one, Bill. Love that colour combination.
Or an eye maybe? I have a feeling if you start with the brushing the steaming will follow by itself
LOL! I hadn't thought of that!Or an eye maybe? I have a feeling if you start with the brushing the steaming will follow by itself
You don't do things by half, Eric. I knew you had the big guns with your fedoras, but you have them with your homburgs too. Superb.I have been out since before sunrise getting things done. Dog walk in a vtg.Stetson (light tan felt with a sage ribbon treatment).
Back home and started some yard clean up started in a Mallory homburg (inky blue with maroon binding edge). Homburgs need more head time!
Best, Eric -
Exquisite!A simple old Stetson "Aristocrat" in Standard Quality. Not as old as the 1925 ad - late 1930s on this one. The $8.00 price has been nibbled down to $7.50 by the depression. Note the wind cord button stitched through the bow with removable loop that affixes to a coat button rather than a buttonhole... a subtle twist that appeared with Stetson c.1940 and then disappeared as quickly. One of many Kleinhans sold hats that I've purchased from points far from home.
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. They certainly did! Wonderful example, Steve.Hückel Weilheim "Derby" possibly late 1950s and a recent arrival. Hückel Weilheim made fantastic Homburg Hats.
Good looking homburg, Jonathan. The remodel has kept Mike quite busy from what I hear from him. He's looking forward to returning to the fold soon though.
Alan, a wonderful hat, full of history, which you wear so well. A hat match made in hat heaven. Congrats.A simple old Stetson "Aristocrat" in Standard Quality. Not as old as the 1925 ad - late 1930s on this one. The $8.00 price has been nibbled down to $7.50 by the depression. Note the wind cord button stitched through the bow with removable loop that affixes to a coat button rather than a buttonhole... a subtle twist that appeared with Stetson c.1940 and then disappeared as quickly. One of many Kleinhans sold hats that I've purchased from points far from home.
A two hat day is always a good hat day especially when one is a Borsalino and the other a Panizza. As always, nicely worn, Stefan.
I have been out since before sunrise getting things done. Dog walk in a vtg.Stetson (light tan felt with a sage ribbon treatment).
Back home and started some yard clean up started in a Mallory homburg (inky blue with maroon binding edge). Homburgs need more head time!
Best, Eric -
Crown height - checkNow you're talkin!
The whole town's batty
About Cincinnati,
What a team, what a team, what a team!
Keeping the Cincy theme, dressed for work in my Gus Miller custom.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
