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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Woke up temps were in the low sixties, so I put on a felt hat for the first time in... awhile.
Kensington, a long-ago trademark of Stetson.
Kensington, a long-ago trademark of Stetson.
VERY handsome, AND with a history blurb! Thanks for sharing, Alan!
Very nice, and a TERRIFIC pairing with that jacket.
Wow. That Marathon! ::chef's kiss::
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Love the color scheme
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We had a cleanup day in the harbor today, while I also was training a new Captain
My Hemp Stratoliner while reflecting on Entertainer
My Hemp Stratoliner while reflecting on Entertainer
Love that one, Rob.
Pellie
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President, by Panizza
TimmyV
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I got this beat up old hat off ebay a few days ago for 15.00.
First picture is what I saw in the ad. I saw a brand I hadn't heard of and I also spotted an unreeded sweatband which makes for a great feeling, fitting hat in my opinion. Once I put a little steam to it I think it now looks fairly presentable.
Coney Felt in a Slate Blue/Gray color.
* on some of my other hats there are stampings on the sweatband referring to imported Coney Fur and there is usually an image of a rabbit...so I gotta wonder if this felt is mostly rabbit. Feels good on my head so no big deal, just curious is all.
First picture is what I saw in the ad. I saw a brand I hadn't heard of and I also spotted an unreeded sweatband which makes for a great feeling, fitting hat in my opinion. Once I put a little steam to it I think it now looks fairly presentable.
Coney Felt in a Slate Blue/Gray color.
* on some of my other hats there are stampings on the sweatband referring to imported Coney Fur and there is usually an image of a rabbit...so I gotta wonder if this felt is mostly rabbit. Feels good on my head so no big deal, just curious is all.
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That's a handsome one!!
That cleaned up VERY nicely, Timmy!
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Great hat with a really nice color way. That liner is super cool! Be sure to add to the Lovely Liners thread.
Pellie
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It's a fine hat, not very old, but okay!
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Haven't had a CD on my head in a while.
DonR
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A pre-loved Imperial Stetson Vita-Felt Process. Think I may pull the liner to clean it up.
Nice one, Don! And who's that gorgeous photo-bomber at your feet?
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This hundred year old Mikado is a favorite from my collection of straw hats and perhaps the second most interesting thing to come out of Roswell, New Mexico. It was finished in high execution by the Frank H. Lee company sometime during the 1920s. Lee Hats was founded in 1887 and at its height employed 1500 workers in Danbury, CT. The brand became a part of Stetson Hats around 1960 and the Danbury factory was shuttered in 1964. Stetson's manufacturing plant in Philadelphia closed not long after.
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Thanks Mark . Yea...I got lucky on that one !
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