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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
It was a similar accident. I was quite surprised to see the damage as the hat is very light. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Montecristi hat with brown ribbon, sold through Brodt's Hat Factory, Washington DC. -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
I resemble that comment... and agree! -
Turquoise/Native American jewelry
I don't wear this belt too often but when I do I am always struck by what a wonderful piece it is. The work of Hopi silversmith Morris Robinson (Talawytewa) who lived from 1900 - 1987. I've not tried to date the tooled leather belt, but the side stamped pieces are fastened to it with rawhide...- alanfgag
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Brighton beach memories... an interesting water-proof machine woven hat that arrived with a railway ticket tucked under the sweatband. (Don't you love when that happens?) -
The Brotherhood of the Thin Ribbon
Indeed… that logo button belongs to a silver Knox Westlite. -
The Brotherhood of the Thin Ribbon
The downside to collecting these is getting old in the process. But this is a stack of some of my favorite and most worn hats, just as they’re stored on my hat room shelf. No foam spacers needed. -
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Turquoise/Native American jewelry
The matrix. Unknown makers and era, likely Diné.- alanfgag
- Post #1,013
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
An old rolled parabuntal, formed and finished in plantation style by Graham Thompson at Optimo, Chicago. 2013 -
Boater faction!
Thanks Steve... wish I could take lessons on that subject from my hats. ;^) -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Fabio, you are growing into these self portraits in a wonderful way. -
Boater faction!
Royal Stetson, late 1930s likely, possibly to 1941. -
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The Stratoliner Society {VINTAGE}
Thanks... glad I still have the instinct. These early Strats are a personal favorite. -
The Stratoliner Society {VINTAGE}
Was watching Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt this evening (for the umpteenth time... I always enjoy it. There are a lot of interesting hats but I never noticed before that the thin ribbon worn by the detective's assistant (played by Wallace Ford, at right) is a Stetson Stratoliner. The film was... -
Turquoise/Native American jewelry
Mid century geometry- alanfgag
- Post #1,012
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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