LOL, yes there are lots of birds, mostly chickens, but I don't think they use local feathers anymore. This one cost $600.How much'sit cost? There's plenty of birds in Hawaii
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LOL, yes there are lots of birds, mostly chickens, but I don't think they use local feathers anymore. This one cost $600.How much'sit cost? There's plenty of birds in Hawaii
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Invest in a slingshot, Jonesy!LOL, yes there are lots of birds, mostly chickens, but I don't think they use local feathers anymore. This one cost $600.
It's a Demon Hanover. Jim's got two, and I have one. Mine was moth-riddled, but I bought it mostly for the beautiful liner, which I promptly transferred to another hat. If I remember correctly, all three hats cost less than $200, but there's a seller on eBay who just lowered the asking price on his from $2000 to $1600. A bargain!What’s the story with this hat. Can you fill in the details. Demonic?
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Yep.$600 is just for the hat band?
The box is not mine, sadly.It's a Demon Hanover. Jim's got two, and I have one. Mine was moth-riddled, but I bought it mostly for the beautiful liner, which I promptly transferred to another hat. If I remember correctly, all three hats cost less than $200, but there's a seller on eBay who just lowered the asking price on his from $2000 to $1600. A bargain!
Here are Jim's pics of his first Demon, which he justifiedly reaaallly likes, used without his permission, of course. [emoji6]
Apparently, he forgot that he already has the box.
[emoji2]
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Can't fault these Champ hats, Doug. Classic, reliable and looking good.Errands today in a 40s Champ. A few light rust(?) stains and mothing remain after cleaning, as well as the egregious marking of the satin liner by a former custodian, but it's a sweet little grab-n-go favorite. Not a tall crown to my way of thinking, but a real nice 2-3/4" brim to block glare from the winter sun.
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Still money well spent I'd say. Nothing wrong with the pants mind you, but they will get you noticed (and they did). Thanks for the like on the Breiter. Very prolific retailer that one and still existing today.I should have said $10 MSRP. I think I spent about 10 times that. I think this might actually be the one hat I spent the most on. I was going to go laid back on the clothes front today, but then I needed some pants I could blouse into my new old 9" boots. Ha ha. I got a couple of compliments on them anyway, and one on the boots.
Lovely hat. I like the play of the binding and felt a lot.
Thanks,
Michael
Fantastic Barbisio you have there, Max. I knew you wouldn't be disappointed with the felt. Yours has a better shape and proportions than mine, which has a shorter brim and more taper to the crown.Keeping with the Italian theme, Barbisio Titan this afternoon.
What felt!
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Very nice looking hat, Roger. You wear it well.Moonstone Fed for me today
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It's a Demon Hanover. Jim's got two, and I have one. Mine was moth-riddled, but I bought it mostly for the beautiful liner, which I promptly transferred to another hat. If I remember correctly, all three hats cost less than $200, but there's a seller on eBay who just lowered the asking price on his from $2000 to $1600. A bargain!
Here are Jim's pics of his first Demon, which he justifiedly reaaallly likes, used without his permission, of course. [emoji6]
Apparently, he forgot that he already has the box.
[emoji2]
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The beauty of those pants, in the eye of this beholder, is that they are 28 oz wool. Very warm. And that has been a high priority here this winter.Still money well spent I'd say. Nothing wrong with the pants mind you, but they will get you noticed (and they did). Thanks for the like on the Breiter. Very prolific retailer that one and still existing today.
Lovely hat. Great binding color.Got the Mallory memo yesterday, so the homburg fifteen got a spin. Thanks go out to Brent, who found this one.
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