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  1. M Hatman

    How do folks react to your hat wearing?

    Yes, antique shops (which I go to frequently) often elicit positive response to my hats (that and for some strange reason the millennial drive thru attendants). The Antique crowd seems especially to love the hats. On the street I OFTEN get positive comments on my hats and cannot remember ever...
  2. M Hatman

    HATTERS, CLEANERS, AND DYERS!!!!!

    Circa 1890-1900 You think he hurt his foot? No one here would....we would pick it up...see if it fit and if not...trade fodder!;)
  3. M Hatman

    Hats in restaurants

    YES......agree with you both........anymore my hats do NOT leave my head in any restaurant. Too much can happen. And if a formal event, the hat stays in the room, car, or home. (I have actually been asked to wear my hat at some of these events knowing it stays on my head). IF I have table...
  4. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Simple Edwardian Silver Flask with collapsible cup/cap (1 ounce). Flask is quite heavy, probebly heavy silver plated pewter. Hallmarked on bottom but unreadable due to damage. This flask had a long loved life......
  5. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Mid-late Victorian/early Edwardian (hard to date these) Heavy Silver Plate etched oval flask. Cannot find any markings. LOVE the classic highly detailed "Drunkard" image of the man pouring drink from a cask into his HAT (and he is smoking)!!!!! :D Other side is etched with Initials I cannot...
  6. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Three glass flasks, outer two are "pocket watch" flasks with a clock face on one side star on the other. Both marked "CLF" which is the C. L. Flaccus Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1879-c. 1927). The left is further embossed with "Good Night" and the right with "Grandfathers Clock"...
  7. M Hatman

    What are your favorite quotes about hats?

    This has always been a favorite of mine..... EDIT: I forgot to add, what a wonderful thread. Thanks for reviving it!!! I did not know it existed.:oops:
  8. M Hatman

    Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest

    Damb Rotarians.....;)
  9. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Pre-War figural, porcelain "Glad Hand" flask. Marked "Germany". Middle finger holds cork stopper.
  10. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Circa 1885, marked only "patent applied for" underneath. A VERY detailed brown glass shoe flask (with a toe exposed):oops:. One of my favorites.
  11. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Pre-War soft paste porcelain figural marked "Made in Japan".
  12. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    1920's Art Deco faceted and highly polished glass flask......VERY well made. 1 ounce shot cap, gold lined.
  13. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    Very crude spout on this circa 1870 "Pumpkin Seed" Flask. I would say it was done Saturday afternoon....(only day off back then was Sunday).
  14. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    After WWII, US Zone Germany was one of the four zones Germany was divided into when it was occupied by the United States. During this time after the war, German manufacturers were basically banned from exporting goods. American authorities occupying controlled territories permitted the sale...
  15. M Hatman

    Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

    This is a place to show off YOUR Vintage Flask and tell us something about it. If you use it, display it, collect, or whatever, let us know. I have collected these for years and have used them in many a period historical event (plus they are just fun to find and rarely cost much and take up...
  16. M Hatman

    HATTERS, CLEANERS, AND DYERS!!!!!

    Circa 1930, three fold mailer (note the "wax seal" sticker).
  17. M Hatman

    HATTERS, CLEANERS, AND DYERS!!!!!

    1910
  18. M Hatman

    THE MALLORY MILE

    A two pager....1910.
  19. M Hatman

    The Open Road Guild

    This is a modern 4X I re-bashed. I found it interesting that it actually had a sort of proper blocking tag....an many of the new ones don't (other than the sweat tear tag, with was present on this hat as well).

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