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What is your favorite hat crease?
Here is an "Auctioneer" OR Clone I keep playing with (these came with the "Cattleman", "Rancher" crease, and I am just not fond of those). A while ago I did this...... Recently I have changed it to this.....a sort of campaign look I am fond of.... Perhaps the first crease was more... -
HATTERS, CLEANERS, AND DYERS!!!!!
Circa 1910..Chicago Hatter........LOVE the bawdy poem on the back!!!:eek: he Was Not a Union Man. "He tried me on the sofa, He tried me on the chair, He tried me on the window sill, And could not do it there. He tried me this and that way, Oh! Goodness how I laughed, To see in how many ways... -
What is your favorite hat crease?
A 50's Stetson Twenty.....Mode Edge....replaced ribbon and cord. I like the contrast of the new ribbon MUCH better than the boring matching color ribbon that would have originally came with it. -
The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson
NOT a hat ad per se..BUT it has some good hats (and clothes) in it!! AND it features a CANNON!!!!!!:eek::) 1920...... -
What is your favorite hat crease?
This has become a favorite with me....looks better in person...very hard to photograph. It is inspired by BLARE fooling around with one of his hats with a front crossover, so I took the awesome felt of this 50's Royal Stetson and did a front AND back crossover with a sort of Galapagos islands... -
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The Open Road Guild
very, VERY, NICE!!!! Welcome to the club Stefan!!!;) Next will be a 7X then a hundred!!!:eek: And even perhaps a couple of different colors....o_O And THEN.....they will be all you wear!!! (in rotation of course):eek::eek::eek::eek::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:;):p -
HATTERS, CLEANERS, AND DYERS!!!!!
"Hat News" newspaper ad for "Rose, the hatter".....1913 -
Show us their hats!
A "Rum Bunch" (and their dog) as the Brits liked to say back then.....American photo postcard......circa 1915. I love collecting photos like this... -
The STETSON WAY, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era
Another Stetson-Gram!!! 1936 Are YOU ready for summer?!?!?!?;) -
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The Open Road Guild
Here we have a ad for "a Man's Hat", "a hat that really goes to a man's head"!!! A Hat for America!!!;) Love the City, Desert, Oil Fields, and CHURCH? :eek: (or is that Philadelphia;))!!!! A true all around hat!!!:D While this particular ad is dated 1949, I have seen the same ad dated 1948. -
The STETSON WAY, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era
I have seen this very ad dated 1948.......this one however is 1949. -
Western, anyone?
Wonderful hat....and well.....I LOVE the tooled leather braces!!!!;) -
Wormser
That ribbon is SWEET!!!! DO NOT REPLACE!!:eek::rolleyes: All you need to do is simply soak it in warm water and OXYCLEAN......NO agitation.....cold water rinse....hang dry.....I have saved a LOT of ribbons that way....... OR Just send the ribbon to me and I will put it to good use.;) VERY GOOD... -
Western, anyone?
AWESOME!!!! AWESOME!! AWESOME!!!!!! Just...WOW love it!!! -
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The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson
Too Cool!!!! Wonderful addition!!!! -
The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson
Well, YES it does...makes a big difference many times.... 1. It is quite easy for people to troll the internet and copy tens and hundreds of pictures of things with little or no context, AND without being sure what little information provided is even correct or verifiable. (I have seen MANY an... -
The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson
Time to re-post the reason for this thread..... Ok, while going through my Stetson stuff for "The Stetson Way" tread (found here: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/thre...rtising-and-ephemera-of-the-golden-era.92141/) a thread on Stetson ephemera from roughly 1920 to 1960, I realized I had enough... -
The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson
1919...."the LION is the sign-manual of a gentleman's hat"!;) -
Langenberg / Beaver Brands
1919....."the LION is the sign-manual of a gentleman's hat";)
