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Those are helpful details for me to think about. I do like the idea of a more robust hat for times of more inclement weather but I don't... -
Michael is indeed a master hatter and doesn't mind answering questions. I have 8 Gannons; fedoras, westerns, a homburg and even a rare...
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Michael is a true master. His hat finishing is second to none. I own two of his creations. FEPSA is finished to a 1200 finish at...
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That's helpful information regarding your opinion of the FEPSA product. Can you see a difference in the shades of the steel color...
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Again it can vary. How much stiffness is in each? The 95gram is a FEPSA product and is the closest modern felt that replicates the...
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Yeah I did have a brief exchange and the dress weight is 120g from an American source vs 95g from Portugal. Just looking for others...
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If anyone has anything anecdotal to share regarding the differences between light and dress weight, I'd like to hear it. Thanks
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NHD! Gannon Highwayman. This was made with Dress/Western felt in Natural. The felt is finely pounced as the hand is silky smooth to the...
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Hi, Does anyone have a Schott 699H jacket in 44 or 46 or L / XL. Long shot but you never know! Thanks -
Fading Fast replied to the thread The Era -- Day By Day."An' if t'ez one t'ing HE ain't, it's twitchy." I'm really glad Solly is going with him to the lawyer's... -
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Trying to fool myself into thinking it’s not a size too small for me (fits like a 59)….ugh. Beautiful hat. -
P. & C. Habig Wien Berlin, Kreissäge (Boater), mid 1920s. This hat was made specially for the P. & C. Habig Berlin store at...
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Dipped into a speakeasy in my 1930-ish Sarnoff-Irving nutria derby.
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6X Open Road beater in the pouring rain and gale winds. Finishing up a forestry project at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead...