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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
Thank you! I'll take a look.- Miamibruno
- Post #86
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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
Any chance you have a user manual for the 46-100? Thanks, Human- Miamibruno
- Post #81
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
I have the Singer 46-100 for unreeded sweats. Still can't work it right, but I have it.- Miamibruno
- Post #80
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
Thanks, Mayser. I haven't seen any of your gorgeous hats in a while, but I - and this is unfortunate considering the circumstances - I now find myself with time to browse TFL.- Miamibruno
- Post #78
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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
Also, does a straw braid machine work to sew in sweatbands (of the old Willcox & Gibbs variety)?- Miamibruno
- Post #76
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage Millinery Singer Sewing Machines (Sweatbands, Binding, Ribbons, ETC)
Is this machine still around? Adrian- Miamibruno
- Post #75
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Post New Hats Here!
The hat was sold in the depths of southern Italy, in Taranto former cappelleria Pisapia of which I have a large series of special "Bantam" felts produced by Cappelificio Cervo Bellisimi, Danielle.- Miamibruno
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Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest
Yep. That's what I had to do as well. I will say that he did purchase the return shipping on his own. He bought 3 hats and kept one. The two he sent back were in absolutely great shape but he felt that they had "holes" in it, which were tiny moth nibbles of the kind you can barely see, the...- Miamibruno
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Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest
Garrett, Were the buyers initials V. S. by any chance? I had a similar situation with a gent with those initials. Adrian- Miamibruno
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The Disney Diner
I though about that. But that's more research than I'd like to do.- Miamibruno
- Post #367
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The Disney Diner
First, Buler, what a hat. Better late than never. Just got this pre-1946 Disney OR Clone called the "Ranger". The felt is as nice as any Stetson of the same period. How do I know it is from pre-1946? This is what I love about hats. The owner had used a newspaper as a downsizing-strip in...- Miamibruno
- Post #361
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The BORSALINO BROTHERHOOD
This is a Swedish Borsalino. Has a wonderfully thick felt and a very wide brim binding.- Miamibruno
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BARBISIO Brothers
Stefan, If Barbisios are as good as this one (and the ones above certainly look beautiful), I have a feeling one or two more of them will find their way onto my hat stand.- Miamibruno
- Post #433
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BARBISIO Brothers
If there were ever a hat destined to be mine, this one is it. This is a Barbisio "Piemonte". It is a gray, long-hair fedora. I really like long-hairs so that's a check. It was marked a size 7 and I'm a 7 1/8. As you can tell by the pictures, it is a 7 1/8th. One of my best friends in the...- Miamibruno
- Post #429
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